Ever created a Page on Facebook to help grow your small business or perhaps as a way to keep in touch with loved ones easier, but noticed an error in its name?

We’ve all been there. Fortunately, tweaking and changing a Page name on Facebook is easy to do, as long as you have the correct permissions to do so.

Otherwise, the process is simple and takes a matter of seconds to request the change. Keep reading to learn how to change a Page name on Facebook. 

We’ve also put together other handy guides to help you navigate through Facebook, from how to change your email address and how to delete a Facebook account too.

What you’ll need:

  • A Facebook Page
  • Admin rights or “Facebook access: to the Page

The short version:

  • Log into Facebook
  • Click your profile picture in the top right corner
  • Choose See all profiles
  • Select the Page you want to switch to
  • Click the Page photo 
  • Select Settings and privacy
  • Click Settings
  • Search for Page setup
  • Click Name
  • Click Edit
  • Update your Page’s name
  • Enter password
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  1. Step 1.

    Log into Facebook

    Ensure your Facebook account has the correct permissions to the Page in question. If you only have task access then you’ll need to speak to your administrator or the owner of the Page.

    This guide applies to New pages. If you’re running a Classic page, scroll to the bottom of this guide to learn how to change your page name.

  2. Step 2.

    Click your profile picture

    You’ll find this in the top right-hand corner of the screen.

  3. Step 3.

    Choose See all profiles

    Under your name and profile picture, you’ll find a button for See all profiles. Click here.

  4. Step 4.

    Select the Page you want to switch to

    Make sure you select the correct Page.

  5. Step 5.

    Click the Page photo

    Much like your profile picture, you’ll find this in the top right-hand corner of the screen too.

  6. Step 6.

    Select Settings and privacy

    You’ll find this under your profiles list.

  7. Step 7.

    Click Settings

    Underneath the Settings and privacy title, you’ll see the Settings button. Click here.

  8. Step 8.

    Search for Page setup

    The easiest way to enter page setup is to manually type this into the search bar.

  9. Step 9.

    Click Name

    Clicking on the Name section will open up the ability to edit it.

  10. Step 10.

    Click Edit

    Click on the blue Edit icon to the right of your page name.

  11. Step 11.

    Update your Page’s name

    Once you’re happy with your new or tweaked Page name, click the Review change button.

  12. Step 12.

    Enter password

    Here you’ll have the chance to double check your amended Page name before entering your password and officially requesting the change. 

    Facebook usually takes around three business days to review your request.

Troubleshooting

How can I change the name of a Classic Page name?

The steps above are for changing a New Page name. For a Classic Page, you’ll need to simply open your Facebook Page, scroll down to Edit Page Info in the left panel, enter your new name and hit Request Change.

How do I change my business page on Facebook?

To change your business page on Facebook you’ll need to either go to Settings via Meta Business Suite or Business settings via Business Manager. 

Next to your Business Manager name, ID and primary Page name, click Edit and update the information accordingly.  Business portfolio info, then click Edit (which is next to your current primary Page name).

How do I change my Facebook page link?

To change your Facebook page link, you’ll need to change your Page’s username, which is different from changing its name. To do this, follow steps one to eight above. Then, click Edit next to Username. Once you’ve chosen a new username, simply click Save Changes. Unlike changing a Page name, you won’t need to wait for Facebook’s approval.

Why can’t I change the name on my Facebook page?

The reason you can’t change the name on your Facebook page may be because you only have “task access” and not “Facebook access” to the page. This is likely because the owner of the Page has limited your access level, or perhaps you transferred your ownership to someone else.

In order to gain full Facebook access, you’ll need to speak to the Page’s owner who can grant you the correct permissions.