# Build with Elementor

### Creating and editing new pages

The Elementor editor and site builder works in conjunction with WordPress. When you create a new page to edit with Elementor, you first need to create the page in WordPress, and then select **Edit with Elementor**.

#### Create a new page

1. From the WordPress dashboard, select the **Pages** tab
2. Click **Add New**

or

1. Select **New>Page** from the Admin bar
2. Click **Edit with Elementor**

![Just look for the “Pages” and “Add New” buttons to create a new page.Creating a new page from the Admin bar.](https://elementor.com/marketing/wp-content/uploads/sites/14/2022/05/Create-new-page.png)

![Creating a new page from the Admin bar.](https://elementor.com/marketing/wp-content/uploads/sites/14/2022/05/New-Page-from-Admin-Bar.png)

#### Edit an existing page

For existing pages, you can select **Edit with Elementor** directly from the WordPress dashboard.

1. From the WordPress dashboard, click the **Pages** tab
2. Hover over the page name  
3. Select **Edit with Elementor** 

To edit an existing page, click “Edit with Elementor”.

![To edit an existing page, click “Edit with Elementor”.](https://elementor.com/marketing/wp-content/uploads/sites/14/2022/05/open-an-existing-page.png)


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