This article applies to modern pages in SharePoint in Microsoft 365 , SharePoint Server Subscription Edition , or SharePoint Server 2019 . If you are using classic pages, or you are using an earlier version of SharePoint, check out Create and edit classic SharePoint pages .

You've created a great Microsoft SharePoint page, and you want to make it available for others to use as a starting point for their pages. Or, you need to create a page, but not sure where to start. A page template could be the way to go.

You can create, edit, and customize pages on your site with rich, responsive layouts. Section layout options will appear while editing and can be altered from Properties by accessing the toolbar on the right-side of your page while editing. For more information, see the article on how to add sections and columns on a SharePoint modern page.

Creating a page in SharePoint is a great way to communicate ideas or information to your team. From your site, select New > Page. Choose a template and select Create page. Select the title to edit the text. Select Browse images to choose a new image. You can also choose a new focal point for that image.

Use SharePoint Designer to build and customize SharePoint sites and applications. You can create a site, customize its components, and deploy it without writing a line of code.

Create attractive, organized layouts by adding sections with columns on SharePoint modern pages. To show content side-by-side, you can add up to three columns to each section. If you are working on a page that is part of a Communication site, you can create a column that spans the entire page (including its edges), by adding a full-width column.

Use a theme to change the colors of your SharePoint site. You can choose one of the default SharePoint themes and customize it as needed, choose a company theme with approved branding for your company, or use one of the classic experience designs. To create and upload a company theme, see SharePoint site theming.

SharePoint offers several site templates that contain pre-populated pages, page templates, news post templates, and web parts that can be customized to fit the needs of your organization. In this article: Learn how to apply a SharePoint site template. Understand how to customize SharePoint site templates. View the site template history

In read-only view, click Page details at the top of the page on a saved or published page. For information about a page (such as last modified date), click More details at the bottom of the pane. To change page properties:

SharePoint new experience pages are a great way to share ideas using images, documents, and web parts. You can create and publish pages quickly and easily, and they look great on any device. You can also make an existing page the homepage for your site, even if you are using a SharePoint classic site.