Create a site 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. …

Get started with Sites in Google Workspace What you can do with Sites Create your first site with Google Sites Publish your site Print, save, or customize Learning Center guides Learn how to …

File editing: Sites usually access files and folders on your device for features like to automatically save your work. Clipboard: Sites usually read your clipboard for features like save the format …

Google Sites training and help Get started with Sites in Google Workspace Create a team, project, or resume site Google Sites cheat sheet Print, save, or customize Learning Center …

Turn Drive on for users Turn Sites on for users (see below for details) Control who uses Sites in your organization Before you begin: To turn a service on or off for certain users, put their …

On a computer, open a site in Google Sites. At the top, click Publish. Enter the web address for your site. Terms that violate our Acceptable Use Policy won’t be allowed. Learn how to use a …

Support your Google Sites users Let users see file activity (Activity dashboard) Manage templates for Slides, Forms & Sites Use the editor apps for business Advanced settings Start your free …

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 …

When you subscribe to a Google Workspace plan, you can import your sites from your consumer account to the new Workspace account for more control, like linking to your custom domain.

Tip: Some sites may prompt you to accept or reject cookies. There are other ways that sites can personalize content and ads. Features like ad topics and site-suggested ads in Chrome allow …