Microsoft Power Pages

With Microsoft Power Pages you build business websites for external visitors with little code. Think of a registration form, a customer portal or a request site. The data is stored in Microsoft Dataverse, so you can process it further with Power Apps and Power Automate. In three steps your first site is online.

Power Pages left preview long ago and is the successor to Power Apps portals. The design studio has been refreshed and now includes Copilot features to create pages and forms, so your screens may differ from the screenshots below.

What is Power Pages?

Power Pages requires its own license for production use. For testing you can use a trial environment.

Step 1: Open Power Pages

  1. Go to make.powerpages.microsoft.com and sign in with your work account.
  2. Choose the right environment in the top right. For a first test, use a trial or developer environment.
  3. Select Get started or Create a site.
The Microsoft Power Pages start screen
Choosing how much experience you have building websites

Step 2: Choose a template

  1. Choose a blank design or a template, for example a registration or request site.
  2. Check the preview and select Choose this template.
  3. Then customize the pages, theme, forms and navigation in the design studio.
Choosing a template in Power Pages
Confirming the chosen template

Step 3: Publish the site

  1. Give your site a clear name.
  2. Choose a web address. By default you get an address on powerappsportals.com; you can add your own domain later.
  3. Select Done. Provisioning takes a few minutes.
  4. In the design studio, select Sync and Preview to see your changes.
Choosing a name and web address for the Power Pages site
The Power Pages site being provisioned

Tips before you go live

Also see create a Power App from a SharePoint list and what is Power Automate.

Read also

Create a Power App from a SharePoint list
What is Microsoft Power Automate and how do you start?
Set up good governance for SharePoint Online

Nederlandstalige versie: In 3 stappen aan de slag met Microsoft Power Pages


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