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How to Create a Wiki Page in SharePoint

Updated on:
June 5, 2026
By:
Madhav Bhandari
Use this interactive demo to learn how to build and publish a Wiki page in SharePoint.

Quick summary

Creating a Wiki page in SharePoint lets teams centralize knowledge directly within their intranet site. This step-by-step walkthrough shows how to add, write, format, and save a new Wiki page from the SharePoint Pages library.


Steps

  1. From the SharePoint site dashboard, open the left-side panel and click Pages.
  2. Click New to start creating a new page.
  3. Select Wiki Page from the list of available page types.
  4. Enter a unique page name in the input field, then click Create.
  5. Click the text box and type the content for your Wiki page.
  6. Use the options in the top navigation bar to format your Wiki content.
  7. Click Save in the top-right corner to preserve your changes.
  8. Your Wiki page is now successfully created and saved in SharePoint.

📌 Why this matters

SharePoint Wiki pages give teams a structured, searchable space to document processes, policies, and shared knowledge directly within their Microsoft 365 intranet. Unlike static files, Wiki pages are easy to edit, link, and format without any coding knowledge, making them ideal for collaborative documentation at scale. Organizations that use SharePoint Wiki pages reduce reliance on scattered documents and email threads by consolidating information in a single, permission-controlled location. For IT teams, educators, and knowledge managers, mastering Wiki page creation in SharePoint is a foundational skill for building an effective intranet.
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