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Move, drag and drop, edit, done. Creation and editing is extremely simple: just click, drag or drop. The design will rearrange automatically with a grid layout. Everything fits into the best place, and is simple to move, resize, or rearrange.

Add Google files, videos, website content, & more. Change how your site looks. Delete or restore your site. Publish & share your site. Review the latest changes to your site before publishing. Invite others to edit your site. Add gadgets, scripts & more to classic Sites. Use a custom domain for your site.

Make a copy of your entire site. On a computer, open the site you want to copy in new Google Sites. In the top right, click More Make a copy. Under "File name," enter a name for your copied site. Under "Pages," select "Entire site." Optional: To change the location of the site, click Change. Click OK.

How to Use Google Sites. Step 1: Open Google Sites. Step 2: Open the Google Sites Support Page. Step 3: Add layouts, text, and images. Step 4: Use free or paid templates to help your site stand out. Step 5: Click “Publish” when you’re done. Step 6: Let others view or edit your website.

Get started with Google Sites. Learn how to use Google Sites to share your students’ work with the school community, create a portal for your class, and create and curate online resources. Watch video. GETTING STARTED.

A Brief Intro to Google Sites. Google Sites is an app that's a part of Google Workspace (formerly G Suite), which is a group of Google's business productivity apps, including Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Meet, and more. Google Workspace is free for anyone with a Google account to access and use, but there there are a variety of ...

Google came out strong last week with a slew of AI announcements across several platforms and business units. Here I'll focus on a development that has the potential to change how people work ...