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Creating a cover page in Word helps your documents look more visually appealing and organized. Word allows you to use pre-designed cover pages or design your own custom cover page.
Guide to Creating Cover Pages in Word 2013
Method 1: Using Pre-designed Cover Pages
Open the document where you want to add a cover page, go to INSERT--> Cover Page. Choose the cover page you want to use.
- The cover page will appear as shown below, where you can customize the text to suit your document content.
Step 1: Begin designing and arranging a cover page according to your preferences (colors, fonts...). For example, I created a cover page as shown below:
- You can add titles, authors, etc. by selecting: Quick Parts --> Document Property.
Where:
+ Title (insert title),
+Author (author)
+ Company: Company Name
+ Company Address: Company Address
+ Company Email: Company Email Address
+ ...
Step 2: After creating the cover page, you can save it for later use by: Selecting the entire cover page you just created, choose Insert --> Cover Page -->Save Selection….
Step 3: A dialog box will appear: Enter a name and click OK.
Your cover page will appear in the available section and you can use it for future occasions.
Above, we've provided you with 2 methods to create cover pages in Word 2013. Now you have your own designed cover page templates to insert into essays, reports, documents, etc. Additionally, you can explore Inserting Online Videos into Word 2013, Recovering Corrupted Documents in Word 2013, ...
