How to Make a Title Page in Microsoft Word

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Set your report off with a well-formatted title page.
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Many school and business reports require a title page. While manually creating a page is possible using line breaks, tabs and spaces in Microsoft Word, this option is prone to error. A professional look sets off your report. Use the formats available in Word to properly set your title page format. The cover pages formats provide several options for the look of your title page. Once you've found the one you want, insert your own text to complete a crisp title page.

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Step 1

Click the "Insert" tab, and then click "Cover Page" in the Pages group.

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Step 2

Review the provided title page choices to find one that best suits your report or paper.

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Step 3

Click the cover page you prefer. Word inserts the page in the document.

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Step 4

Enter the text and images appropriate to the title page by clicking that area of the inserted page and typing your information.

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