On a computer, open a site in Google Sites. At the top, click Publish. Enter the web address for your site. Terms that violate our Acceptable Use Policy won’t be allowed. Learn how to use a custom URL …

Create a site When you create a new site, it's added to Drive, just like other Drive files. Sites automatically saves every change you make, but your site isn’t public until you publish it. Create and …

File editing: Sites usually access files and folders on your device for features like to automatically save your work. Clipboard: Sites usually read your clipboard for features like save the format of your …

Turn Drive on for users Turn Sites on for users (see below for details) Control who uses Sites in your organization Before you begin: To turn a service on or off for certain users, put their accounts in an …

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Learn more at the Google Sites Help Center Publish your site On a computer, open a site in Google Sites. At the top, click Publish. Under Web address, enter a public site name for your site's URL. …

You can set permissions for a site without changing your default settings. Manage site permissions You can easily allow or deny site permissions and grant one-time

When you subscribe to a Google Workspace plan, you can import your sites from your consumer account to the new Workspace account for more control, like linking to your custom domain.