
A website can consist of one or more pages, each geared towards a specific purpose.
In Kirki, you can create, manage, and design different types of pages to structure your site with ease.
Kirki lets you work with three main types of pages:
Kirki Pages are your standard pages. These are the pages you’ll use to design most of your website content, such as landing pages, listing pages, about pages, and more.
Dynamic Template Pages are used to display individual items from a collection. The content updates automatically based on the item being viewed.
All you need to do is design the template and map it to the relevant collection fields you want to display.
Learn more about Dynamic Content.

Utility Pages are essential, functional, and typically non-content pages that handle workflows like user access, account recovery, and error handling.
Since every website needs them, Kirki provides the following Utility Pages ready-made to save you time and effort:
When you first open the Kirki editor, a new page is created by default, so you can start designing right away.
But you can add more pages anytime from the Pages Panel on the Left Sidebar, either by creating new ones or duplicating existing ones.
The Pages Panel also acts as your anchor; returning from other sections means you’ll automatically land right back to Pages.
Tip: Press P to quickly open the Pages Panel.

To create a new page:
You’ll be automatically switched to the new page, ready for design.

You can also duplicate an existing page to keep a backup of your current work, experiment with variations of your design, or quickly build a similar page without starting from scratch.
To duplicate an existing page:
A new snapshot of the page will appear in the Pages Panel with the same name, followed by “(copy)” as a suffix.

You can rename pages in Kirki in two ways on the Pages Panel:

Quickly locate pages, popups, or utility pages using search and filters.

To search for a specific item:

To narrow down results, you can also apply a category filter:

The Pages Panel also lets you directly access and configure a Page’s Settings.
From Settings, you can also access SEO Options and Custom Code.
You can also easily share your work or reuse pages across projects by exporting and importing them.

To export a page:

To import a page:
The imported page will be added to your project and opened on the canvas.
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