How to Add a Page in InDesign

Last Updated: July 18, 2022

Adobe InDesign allows you to manipulate graphic design elements to produce documents, web pages, marketing materials and other products. You can create both long- and short-form products with InDesign. If you need to add an additional page to your InDesign project, you can easily do so. This wikiHow article will teach you how to insert one or more pages to your InDesign document.

1

Open your InDesign document.

Double-click your document to open it in InDesign. You'll be able to add pages anywhere in your document.

2

Click the "Layout" menu.

Click Layout at the top to open the menu. This displays multiple layout options.

3

Click the "Pages" menu option.

You'll see Pages on the Layout menu. Additional menu options will expand.

4

Click the "Insert Pages" option.

Click Insert Pages to open the panel. Now you'll be able to add one or more pages to any location in your document.
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5

Choose where to insert the pages.

Select a parent and enter the number of pages you want to insert. You can insert any number of pages into any location in your document. Once you save your changes, the new blank pages will be added to the selected location.

6

Append multiple pages to the end of a document.

(Optional) You can easily add multiple blank pages to the end of a document. This is handy if you want to create a publication that's a specific length but don't have all of your material yet. Here's how:
- Click the File menu.
- Click Document Setup.
- Specify the total number of pages for your document.
- InDesign will then append as many blank pages as necessary to the end of the document to meet your requirements.