Get started with Sites in Google Workspace Add and organize pages in your site Add text and images to a page Change how your site looks Preview your site Let people review your site Want advanced Google Workspace features for your business? Try Google Workspace today! When you create a new site, it's added to Drive, just like other Drive files. Sites automatically saves every change you make, but your site isn’t public until you publish it. Create and name your site The name you create here is the document name that appears in Google Drive. The document name is only visible to you. Choose an option: In Sites , at the top, click Blank or Template gallery and select a template. In Drive , click New More Google Sites. Choose an option: In Sites , at the top, click Blank or Template gallery and select a template. In Drive , click New More Google Sites. At the top left, enter a document name for your site and press Enter. Add a site title The site title appears in the header and in the web or mobile window title bar after you publish the site. You need to have 2 or more pages in your website for your site title to appear. On a computer, open a site in Google Sites . In the top left, click Enter site name . Enter the name of your site. Press Enter or Return . Site document name Learn more at the Google Sites Help Center Add and organize pages in your site On a computer, open a site in Google Sites . At the right, click Pages . At the bottom right, hover over Add . Click New page . Enter the page name. To publish your changes, at the top right, click Publish . You can move a page under another page to create a subpage. On a computer, open a site in Google Sites . At the right, click Pages . Drag the page where you want to move it. To publish your changes, at the top right, click Publish . Create a new subpage To create a new subpage, click Pages .Then, choose a page and click More Add subpage . Tip : You can create up to 5 levels of sub pages. Copy or delete a page On a computer, open a site in Google Sites . At the right, click Pages . On the page you want to duplicate or delete, click More . To copy a page, choose Duplicate page . To delete a page, choose Delete . Tip : You can recover deleted pages by restoring to a previous version . To copy a page, choose Duplicate page . To delete a page, choose Delete . Tip : You can recover deleted pages by restoring to a previous version . Tip : You can recover deleted pages by restoring to a previous version . To publish your changes, at the top right, click Publish . Add text and images to pages Add text or headings On a computer, open a site in Google Sites . On the right, click Insert Text box . In the menu, click the Down arrow choose the text, heading, or title style you want. Add your text to the box. To publish your changes, at the top right, click Publish . You can also add a banner to your site. Learn how at the Google Sites Help Center . You can add images in .png, .jpg, or .gif format. Follow the image usage guidelines . On a computer, open a site in Google Sites .

On the right, click Insert Images . Choose where to get your image. Choose an image and click Open or Select . To publish your changes, at the top right, click Publish . Add a section layout On your computer, go to a site in Google Sites . On the right, click Insert . Under "Content Blocks," drag the layout you want to your page. Add text, images, docs, or videos. At the top right, click Publish . Continue designing your page You can add many more elements to a page In Google Sites, such as: Collapsible text Social media links Learn how at the Google Sites Help Center Change how your site looks Add a pre-made theme On a computer, open a site in Google Sites . At the right, click Themes . Under "Created by Google," select a pre-made theme. Add a custom theme On a computer, open a site in Google Sites . On the right panel, click Themes . Under "Custom," select Create theme . Enter a name for your theme. Select Next . You can also add a logo and banner image. You can also add a logo and banner image. Select a color palette Next . To choose specific colors for different parts of your site, select Customize colors . To choose specific colors for different parts of your site, select Customize colors . Choose your fonts. Select Create theme . In the right panel, you can continue to customize your theme. In the right panel, you can continue to customize your theme. Import a theme from another site On a computer, open a site in Google Sites . At the right, click Themes . Under "Custom," select Import theme . Select any site Select a theme. Click Import theme . Learn more at the Google Sites Help Center Preview your site On a computer, open a site in Google Sites . At the top, click Preview . At the bottom right, choose a layout option. To exit, at the bottom right, click Exit . Let people review your site Before publishing your site, you can let people review and edit your site. Important: If you use a Google Account through work or school, your admin may limit your ability to add an editor. On a computer, open a site in Google Sites . At the top, click Share . Under Share with people and groups , enter an email address. Click Editor . Editors with a non-Google account can view a draft of your site, but cannot edit it. To view a draft, an Editor with a non-Google account must enter a verification code. You receive an email with this code when you’re invited to be an editor. Editors with a Google account can view and edit your site without a verification code. Editors with a non-Google account can view a draft of your site, but cannot edit it. To view a draft, an Editor with a non-Google account must enter a verification code. You receive an email with this code when you’re invited to be an editor. Editors with a Google account can view and edit your site without a verification code. Google, Google Workspace, and related marks and logos are trademarks of Google LLC. All other company and product names are trademarks of the companies with which they are associated. Was this helpful? Learn how to print Learning Center guides, save them as PDFs, or customize them for your organization.