Add, delete, and organize webpages
Written by Figma Man
Updated at June 19th, 2025
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Figma Sites was released in open beta at Config 2025. It is currently available on all paid plans, with a limited Starter plan experience coming soon. Learn more about what’s included in the beta.
In Figma Sites, webpages sit side-by-side on the same infinite canvas.
Tip: If you paste a design from Figma Design into Figma Sites, you must move the design into a webpage before you can preview and publish it. Learn more about moving between Figma Design and Figma Sites.
Add, duplicate, and delete a webpage
Add a new webpage
In a Figma Sites file, click the plus icon next to Webpages in the left sidebar to add a new webpage. When you perform this action:
- A new webpage is added to the canvas.
- A new webpage is added to the Webpages section of the left sidebar. Click the title of any webpage to jump to it on the canvas.
- A webpage is added to the Layers section of the left sidebar. This is where you can select and manipulate layers in your design.
Tip: You can also add a webpage by clicking the Webpage tool in the toolbar—or by using the W keyboard shortcut.
Tip: By default, new webpages use absolute position so you can freely place elements inside them. You can apply auto layout to the webpage to make sure objects behave responsively instead.
Duplicate a webpage
- Select the webpage you want to duplicate.
- Right-click and select Duplicate, or use the keyboard shortcut:
- Mac: Command D
- Windows: Control D
Delete a webpage
Select the webpage you want to delete and press Delete. Some things to keep in mind:
- Deleting a webpage will delete its associated metadata in website settings.
- Deleting a webpage will delete any of its child layers. If you’d like to delete the webpage but keep the designs, first move any layers out of the webpage and onto the canvas.
Organize your webpages
Reorder webpages in the left sidebar
You can change the order of webpages in the Webpages section of the left sidebar by clicking and drag the webpage up or down the list. Reordering webpages in the sidebar won’t affect their placement on the canvas.
Note: It’s not possible to nest pages in the Webpages section or by adding extra forward slashes—like /—to webpage names.
Reorder webpages on the canvas
Click and drag a webpage to move it around the canvas.
Note: It’s not currently possible to group webpages into sections.