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About Google Page CreatorWe are no longer accepting new sign-ups for Page Creator because we have shifted our focus to developing Google Sites, which offers many of the capabilities of Page Creator along with new features like site-level navigation, site-level headers, control over who can see and edit your site, and rich embeddings like calendars, videos, and Google docs.
If you are currently a Page Creator user, you can continue to use Page Creator and your pages will automatically be transitioned to Google Sites later this year. We are committed to making this transition as smooth and easy as possible, and we will post more details as we get closer to the transition time. You can also manually move your web pages from Page Creator to Google Sites or other service providers at any time.
General Questions- How do I sign up for Google Page Creator?
- I have an existing Page Creator site, will it continue to work?
- I would like to move my existing Page Creator site to Google Sites, can I do this?
- How can I learn more about Google Sites?
1. How do I sign up for Google Page Creator?
Google Page Creator is no longer accepting new sign-ups. You can use Google Sites to create websites, wikis, intranets, projects sites, club sites, and more. See http://sites.google.com.
2. I have an existing Page Creator site, will it continue to work?
Yes, existing users can continue to use Google Page Creator. We are just closing new sign-ups at this time.
3. I would like to move my existing Page Creator site to Google Sites, can I do this?
We don't have an automatic way to move your site at this time. We encourage you to create a site at http://sites.google.com. You can obviously manually move your information at any time.
4. How can I learn more about Google Sites?
We recommend starting with our help center which contains information on getting started such as video tutorials, in addition to detailed information about product functionality. You can also browse and participate in our discussion group.