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# Creating an imprint page

In this tutorial you will learn how to create a shop page layout for a "Imprint" page and assign it to your storefront.

## Creating the layout

Create a new layout of the type "Shop pages" in the Shopping Experiences Management and fill it with the desired content.

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**Note**: How to create a shop page layout, you will discover in the tutorial [Creating a shop page layout](/knowledge-base/tutorials/shop-pages/creating-a-shop-page-layout.md).
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## Assigning the page

1. Switch to the "**Basic information**" settings of your shop via the main navigation ("Settings" => "Shop" => "Basic information")
2. Scroll down a bit to the section "**Shop pages**".
3. Select the layout created above at "**Layout for an imprint**".
4. Confirm this change by clicking "**Save**".

#### Screenshots

![Settings > Basic information](/files/cxlzdPM8e4EqKQzD8jsi)

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#### Further information

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**Note**: How to make a layout available in the storefront by using a navigation is described in the following tutorial: [Linking shop pages in the storefront](/knowledge-base/tutorials/shop-pages/linking-shop-pages-in-the-storefront.md)
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