Page names must accurately reflect the Page. Keep in mind that only authorized representatives can manage a Page for a brand, place, organization or public figure.

Page names can't include:

Page names can't consist only of:

You'll need to be an admin to request a change to your Page's name.

To request a change to your Page's name:

If you don't see the option to edit your Page's name:

• You don't have a Page role that allows you to change your Page's name. Learn how to see your Page role.
• You or another admin recently changed your Page's name.
• There may be limits on your Page.
• You can't change the name of a regional Page if it falls under a global Page.

Keep in mind that changing your Page's name won't affect its username. Learn more about the guidelines for Page names.

No. Pages with generic location names like "New York," "Ontario" and "Switzerland" are not allowed to have managers.

However, you can manage a Page for an organization that represents a geographic location. For example, "New York City – Mayor's Office," "Lok Sabha – Parliament of India" and "Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain" are acceptable Page names. You may also use a Page name that's different from the name of the organization as long as the name accurately reflects what the Page is about (example: "Tourism Ireland" can have a Page named "Discover Ireland").

Depending on your Page's category, different features are available for your Page. The table below outlines the different Page categories (across) and the features that are available to them (down):

Learn how to change your Page's category.

Your Page's categories appear below your Page's name in search and can help people find what they're looking for. Different features may be available based on the category you choose for your Page.

Try to be specific when choosing a category. For example, choose “Italian Restaurant” instead of “Restaurant.” You can choose up to 3 categories to let customers know more about the specific services you provide.

To edit your Page's category:

There's no limit to the number of times that you can edit the category of your Page. If you don't see a category that describes your Page, choose the closest available option.

A Community Page is a Page about an organization, celebrity or topic that it doesn't officially represent and has a label below its name that identifies it as a Community Page and links to the official Page about that topic.

If you're an official representative of the Page you manage or if your Page is unrelated to the Page we've linked it to, you can remove the Community Page label and change the linked Page.

To remove the Community Page label:

To change the linked Page:

Depending on your Page category, you can add different types of basic info. For example, if your Page category is Local Business, you can add your address, phone number and more info about your business.

To add info to your Page:

This info will appear in your Page's About section and on the right side of your Page's timeline.

Learn how to change your Page's category.

To change your Page's web address (URL), change its username.

To add or edit an address:

Keep in mind that you can only add one address. If you're unable to add an address to your Page, try changing your Page category.

Businesses impacted by COVID-19 can update their Pages with temporary service changes, including temporary closures, or temporarily offering different services (example: delivery, pickup).

To add or change business hours:

If you don't see an Hours section, you may need to change your Page's category.

In some countries, such as Austria, Germany and Switzerland, businesses may be required to provide a statement of ownership on their web presence. Please check your local laws to learn what info you need to include. To add an Impressum to your Page:

Tabs appear in the left column of your Page, and sections appear in the middle of your Page. When you reorder the tabs on the left side of your Page, the sections in the middle of your Page will also change to be in the same order. For example, if you reorder your Page's tabs to make the Photos tab appear first, the Photos section in the middle of your Page will also appear first.

If you're a Page admin or editor, you can add, remove or reorder some of your Page's tabs and sections.

Keep in mind that some tabs and sections can't be removed (such as Home, About, Likes, Posts, Photos and Videos), and others can't be reordered (such as Home). You also can't add certain tabs and sections (such as Groups) to location Pages.

Keep in mind that you can't reorder the Home tab.

To reorder tabs and sections:

Keep in mind that you can only remove the following tabs and sections: Events, Groups, Notes, Services, Shop, Jobs, Offers and Reviews.

To remove a tab or section:

To add the Groups tab, your Page must be published.

To add a tab or section:

Your Page can feature other Pages in a box on the right side of your Page's timeline. To feature another Page on your Page, you'll need to first like the Page as your Page.

Once you've liked the Page as your Page:

Note: The featured Page should appear below Pages liked by this Page in a box on the right.

Pages are a way for businesses, brands and public figures to connect with their fans on Facebook. Learn more about the difference between a Page and a profile.

To see what your Page looks like to visitors:

You can list services on your Page to let visitors know what your business offers.

To add services to your Page, you must first add the Services tab.

To add the Services tab to your Page:

Now that you've added the tab to your Page, you can add services.

To add services:

To add a call-to-action button to your Page, you'll need to be an admin, editor, moderator or advertiser.

Call-to-action buttons can help your customers:

You may also see the option to connect services such as MyTime, HomeAdvisor or delivery.com to your Page.

To add a call-to-action button to your Page:

Once the button has been created, you can test your button:

To edit your Page's call-to-action button:

To delete your Page's call-to-action button: