How to Add a New Page in a Document

Learn how to add new pages to your document with ease.
This quick guide walks you through adding a new page to your document whether at the end or between existing pages so you can keep your content organized and flowing smoothly.

Create new pages in a document

  1. Use the add menu at the bottom of your document to insert new pages.
  2. Add pages either at the end of the document or between existing pages.

Add a new page to your document

1

Locate the add page controls

Scroll to the bottom of your document where you will find the + button.

This button opens the insert menu, allowing you to add new pages, sections, embedded PDFs, and attachments.

2

Open the insert menu

Click the + button to reveal the available content options.

The menu will display options including Add New Page, Add New Section, Embedded PDF, and Upload Attachment.

3

Select “Add New Page”

Click Add New Page from the insert menu.

A new blank page will immediately be inserted into your document.

4

Start adding content

After the new page has been created, it will appear as a blank canvas ready for content.

You can now add rows, blocks, layouts, images, text, videos, or any other supported content types.

5

Insert pages between existing pages

To add a page between existing pages, follow the same process using the + button positioned between document pages.

This allows you to expand your document structure without disrupting existing content.

6

Create the page in the selected position

Select Add New Page again from the insert menu.

The new blank page will be inserted directly between the selected document pages.

7

Continue building your document

Your new page is now ready for editing and content creation.

Continue designing your document by adding layouts, media, sections, and content blocks as needed.

Finished

Your new page has now been added successfully.

Use additional pages to expand your proposals, itineraries, presentations, and documents with more structured content and layouts.

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