SharePoint: HTML pages

SharePoint will support creating, uploading, editing, and publishing HTML pages, including Copilot-assisted page creation. Rollout starts October 2026 (preview) and completes December 2026 (general availability). Pages are stored in the Site Pages library with existing permissions. No admin action is required before rollout. What and Why: SharePoint is adding support for HTML pages. Users will be able to create HTML pages with Copilot in SharePoint or upload HTML from another source. After an HTML page is stored in the Site Pages library, users can render it as a page in SharePoint, make additional edits, publish it, and share it with their audience. This gives organizations another way to present content alongside existing ASPX pages and helps users create polished web content more efficiently in SharePoint. Rollout Schedule: Public Preview: Rollout will begin in early October 2026 and is expected to complete in early October 2026. General Availability (Worldwide): Rollout will begin in mid-November 2026 and is expected to complete by late December 2026. Impact on Your Organization: Who is affected: SharePoint authors who create, upload, edit, publish, or share pages. Users with access to Copilot in SharePoint for HTML page creation and editing. Admins and support teams responsible for SharePoint authoring guidance and Copilot adoption. Platforms/Services: SharePoint Online Copilot in SharePoint Site Pages library What will happen: Users can create HTML pages in SharePoint by selecting + New on a SharePoint site and then selecting HTML page. Users can create an HTML page with Copilot from the floating Copilot button on a SharePoint site. Users can create an HTML page from the Publish landing page by selecting + Create and then HTML page. Users can describe the page they want in the prompt box and attach relevant files for additional context. Copilot can create a draft HTML page and open it in edit mode. Users can upload an existing .html file from the HTML page creation screen. Users can upload HTML pages or folders from the Site Pages library. Users can edit text directly on the page or use the Copilot chat pane for broader content and design changes. Published […]

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