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# Page Breaks

Page breaks control where one page ends and the next begins in your document. They ensure content appears on separate pages when your document is converted to PDF or printed.

## Insert a page break

Add a page break to start content on a new page:

1. Place your cursor where you want the page break to occur.
2. On the toolbar, click **Insert Page Break**.

A page break will be inserted at the cursor position. Content after the page break will move to the next page.

## Remove a page break

Delete a page break from your document:

1. Position your cursor at the page break, or select the page break.
2. Press **Backspace** or **Delete** on your keyboard.

The page break will be removed and content will flow continuously.

> **Info**
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> Page breaks are primarily important for printed documents and PDFs. They may not be visible in the web view of your template.

## When to use page breaks

**Use page breaks to:**
- Start major sections on new pages
- Keep signature sections on separate pages
- Separate appendices or attachments
- Create cover pages or title pages

**Avoid page breaks when:**
- Content naturally flows across pages
- The document is primarily for screen viewing
- You have very little content per page