This video explains how to download, install, explore the main areas, and create your first website using a design template.

Download and Create an Account

Nicepage is available as an Online Builder for making websites or as a desktop program for Windows and Mac computers. If you want to install the desktop version, go to www.Nicepage.com and open the page “Download”. Click the OS button. The file will download on your PC or Mac and run as a program. Follow the installation steps. Run Nicepage. Register a new account by filling out the Sign Up form with an email, Google, or Facebook account.

Plans, Activation, and Tutorial

All registered users get a free Starter Edition. When creating a new account, Nicepage offers a 7-day trial of all Premium features, allowing users to evaluate them before committing to a paid plan. Customers who already have a Premium Plan can activate it in the User Profile section of the desktop app or the Online Builder; activation is automatic. After registration, Nicepage launches an interactive Getting Started tutorial which introduces main tools and describes a simple workflow. The tutorial can be restarted in the Help section. When finished, open the Sites section on the dashboard and start creating a website.

Create a Website and Explore the Editor

The dashboard in Nicepage consists of three areas: Top Bar, Sites, and Pages. You need to click New Site to create a project. You can choose between starting from scratch with a blank website and using a ready-made setup template. The layout categories and filters allow you to browse through a wide selection of ready-made templates. When you choose a template, the Page Editor appears. The main sections are the Top Bar, Quick Access, Blocks Area, Outline, Block Editor, and Property Panel. The Top Bar contains tools for Search, Save, Preview, Publish, Phone, Tablet, Monitor, Small Desktop, Big Desktop, Settings, and Profile. Quick Access provides links to panels such as Add, Pages, Settings, and Help.

Edit, Optimize, and Publish

A Nicepage page is made up of blocks, each of which consists of Text, Images, Buttons, and other elements. In the Editor, you can add, modify, move, duplicate, or delete content. Freehand positioning enables more creative control and allows building flexible layouts and templates. Blocks Area shows the page visually, and Outline reveals the structure. When you highlight an element, its properties are shown in the Property Panel, where you can control its appearance and function. Track the website's appearances on Desktop, Tablet, and Phone via responsive view elements. Each of those can be independently managed. Finally, preview the website, check the contents and navigation flow, and click Publish to publish online.