Pages

If you have a Shopify online store, then you can create pages in your Shopify admin. Pages contain information that rarely changes or that customers will reference often, such as an "About Us" page or a "Contact Us" page. Learn more about what to include in an "About Us" page.

You can also add a blog to your online store to update your customers about your business and products.


Add a new page to your online store

  1. From your Shopify admin, go to Online Store > Pages.
  2. Click Add page.
  3. Enter a title and content for the page. Be descriptive and clear when choosing your page title. Your page title is displayed in the tab or title bar of browsers, and also in search engine results.
  4. In the Visibility section, select when the page should be published. By default, your new page is visible after you click Save. Select the Hidden option when you want your new page to be hidden from your online store, or click Set a specific publish date to control when your page is published.
  5. Click Save.
  6. Optional: To display a published page in your online store navigation, add a link to it in a menu.

Add content to a page

The rich text editor displays text in the Content field in the same style that it displays on your store. You can format your text and change the text color by choosing options in the rich text editor. You can also insert the following elements into a page:

  • links
  • tables
  • images
  • videos

Learn more about the rich text editor.

To edit the HTML code for the page, click the Show HTML button to view the HTML and make changes:

Shopify - page editor display html

You can add a link to a page to direct customers to another page in your online store or elsewhere on the internet.

Steps:

  1. In the Content field, enter text to transform into a link.
  2. Highlight the link text, and then click the Insert link button:

Shopify - insert page link
3. Enter a web address in the Link to field. Enter a descriptive Link title to help with search engine optimization and accessibility. 4. Click Save.

Add a Google map to a page

You can add a Google map for an address to a page in your online store. For example, it's a good idea to add a map to your About us page to display your retail location:

  1. In Google Maps, enter the address you want to map.
  2. Click the Share icon to open sharing options.
  3. Click Embed map to create your embed code.
  4. Choose the map size you want, then copy the code in the text box. The code begins with <iframe src= and is a tag written in HTML which embeds the map.

  1. From your Shopify admin, go to Online Store > Pages.

  1. Click the title of the page where you want to display your map.
  2. In the Content toolbar, click the Show HTML button to view HTML code for your page:
    Shopify - display html toolbar
  3. Paste the code that you copied from Google Maps into the Content box. You can embed the map at the bottom of your page by pasting the code after any existing content, or elsewhere on your page.
  4. Click Show Editor to switch back to the page editor from the HTML viewer and preview your map.
  5. Click Save.

Automatically generate content for a page

You can use Shopify Magic to automatically generate a title and content for your page. By default, American English is the dialect used for content suggestions. The language data that AI uses is largely from North American sources, so generated content might contain vocabulary and expressions that are local to that region. You can change any part of the content suggestions to match what your customers would expect.

Shopify Magic generates only the text for your pages. Any other interactive elements can be manually added. For example, if you are creating a contact page, then you might need to use custom code to create a functional contact form.

Steps:

  1. From your Shopify admin, go to Online Store > Pages.
  2. Click Add page.
  3. Do any of the following:
    • To generate a page title, in the Title field, click the Generate text icon, and then write a description of what the page is about.
    • To generate page content, in the rich text editor of the Content section, click the Generate text icon, and then complete the following steps:
      1. Write a description of what the page is about.
      2. Optional: Select a new tone from the Tone drop-down menu. Learn more about choosing a tone.
      3. Optional: Click the Special instructions icon and write any additional instructions that you want to add in the Special instructions field. Refer to Using special instructions for information about the types of instructions you can provide.
  4. Click Generate.
  5. Optional: Do any of the following:
    • Click Generate again to view the different results.
    • Select a different tone or modify your prompt, and then click Generate again.
  6. Click Keep to add the suggested content to your page.
  7. Optional: Edit and format the generated content to match your brand.
  8. Click Save.

After you generate content for a page, you can complete the remaining steps to add a new page to publish it to your online store.

Edit a page

If you want to correct typos, add new information, or make changes to content, then you can edit a page.

Steps:

  1. From your Shopify admin, go to Online Store > Pages.

  1. Click the title of the page.
  2. Make your changes to the existing page content or settings.
  3. Click Save. Visit the page in your online store to make sure the changes display properly. You might have to reload the browser to view saved changes.

Edit the search engine listing for a page

You can edit the text that's displayed in search engine results for a page. Descriptive titles and descriptions can help new customers find your online store and convince them to click the link. Learn more about search engine optimization.

When you make changes to a page's search engine listing, you can view a preview of how it might look.

If you enter more than 70 characters for a title, or 320 characters for a description, then your text might get cut off in search engine results.

You can make changes to the web address for your page, but in most cases you won't need to. If you do make changes, then you have a pre-selected option to Create a URL redirect, and the old web address redirects to the new web address.

Steps:

  1. From your Shopify admin, go to Online Store > Pages.
  2. Click the title of the page that you want to edit the search engine listing for.
  3. In the Search engine listing preview section, click Edit website SEO.

  4. In the Page title field, enter a descriptive title. The title is displayed as a link in search engine results.

  5. In the Description field, enter a description. Consider including relevant keywords and your store's name to help new customers find your page.

  6. Optional: In the URL and handle field, you can change part of the web address. It can't contain any spaces.

  7. Click Save.

Delete a page

  1. From your Shopify admin, go to Online Store > Pages.

  1. Click the title of the page that you want to delete.
  2. Click the Delete page.
  3. Click Delete.

If you delete a page that you use in your store's navigation, then the associated menu item is also deleted. For example, if you delete a Wholesale Inquiries page that you use in a Wholesale menu item, then both of them are deleted.

You can also use Bulk actions to delete more than one page at a time.

Publish or unpublish pages in bulk

You can update the publishing settings for multiple pages on your online store at the same time using the Actions drop-down menu.

Publish pages in bulk

  1. From your Shopify admin, go to Online Store > Pages.

  1. Check the box next to each page that you want to publish.
  2. Click the Actions drop-down menu, then select Make selected pages visible.
  3. Optional: To display a published page in your online store navigation, add a link to it in a menu.

Unpublish pages in bulk

  1. From your Shopify admin, go to Online Store > Pages.

  1. Check the box next to each page that you want to unpublish from your online store.
  2. Click the Actions drop-down menu, then select Hide selected pages.
  3. Remove links to the unpublished pages from your online store navigation.

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