Create, name, or copy a site

You can create a website for personal or business use with Google Sites.

Tip: This section is for new Google Sites. Get help with classic Google Sites.

Create & name a Google site

1. On a computer, open new Google Sites.
2. At the top, under "Start a new site," select a template.
3. At the top left, enter the name of your site and press Enter.
4. Add content to your site.
5. At the top right, click Publish.

Tip: You can create your own site or save time by starting with a template.

Rename your site

Add a title

Make a copy of your site

1. On a computer, open the site you want to copy in new Google Sites.
2. In the top right, click More   Duplicate site.
3. Under "File name," enter a name for your copied site.
4. Optional: To change the location of the site, click Change.
5. Click OK.

Tip: If your site is large, it may not copy.

Change or re-use a URL

You can change your site's URL, or re-use an existing URL that you own.

Change your website's URL

Re-use an existing URL that you own

Classic Google Sites

Tip: This section is for classic Google Sites. Get help with new Google Sites.

Change your web address

You can’t change your web address, but you can create a copy of your site and move it to a new web address.

Tip: You can only copy sites you own.

1. On a computer, open a site in classic Google Sites.
2. At the top right, click More actions   Manage site.
3. Click Copy this Site.
4. Next to "Site Name," enter a name.
5. At the top, click Copy.
6. Optional: You can now delete the old site.

Related resources

• Create a file from a template
• Use Analytics with your site