Change Page Titles in Your Browser Tab

Picture it — you’re looking at a beautiful page on your website, everything’s perfect. You’re an amazing designer! All of a sudden a twitch sets in — how did that superfluous number get up there in the browser tab?!

“Store 3” “Blog 2” … you sure didn’t put that there, but how do you change it?

Here’s the fix for how to get rid of those (annoying!) extra numbers in your browser tab titles and make sure every page’s tab says exactly what you want it to.

 

Watch the Video

Watch the YouTube video for step-by-step wizardry 🪄👩🏻‍💻

 

Eliminating Pesky Numbers from Your Browser Titles

This is a super common frustration with a really easy fix. Got an unwanted number after your page title in the browser tab? Not to worry, we can clean that right up.

 
 

Where to Change Page Titles

  • go to Website to see your list of pages

  • hover over the page whose title you want to edit

  • click the gear icon

  • you’ll be in the General tab of the menu that pops up

  • click the next tab down: SEO

  • scroll down to where it says: SEO TITLE (OPTIONAL)

  • delete any unwanted numbers

  • click Save

 
 

Page Title Guidelines

Of course you can also change your page’s title altogether, just make sure it’s clear and accurately descriptive. Instead of “Blog” you might choose to call your page “Recipes” or “Tutorials” or whatnot. Instead of “Portfolio” you might use “Gallery” or “Designs.”

 
 

Where to Change the Whole Site Title

(you can do this right in your editor!)

  • click Edit in your site

  • hover over your header

  • click Edit Site Header

  • hover over your logo or title until you see blue outlines

  • click once to bring up edit option, then click the pencil

  • click in the Site Title field to edit your sitewide title

  • click Save

 
 

You did it!

Now you should see exactly what you want in your browser tabs for all the pages on your site, and you know how to change them if you need to.

 
 

Also Accessible

From the same place you edit your page titles:

  • customize your page’s SEO description

From the same place you edit your site title:

  • upload a logo

  • adjust logo size for desktop and mobile

  • upload a separate logo for mobile only

 
 

Boom! Nailed it. Great job!

Making your website can be fun! And with Squarespace, it can also be easy. Let me know if you have any specific questions and have a blast designing your Squarespace website!


 
 

Get insider access to my exclusive updates

 

(no spam, I promise)


Your Designer

I’m Kessiah, a Squarespace website designer for happy visionaries of all industries. I work with businesses and brands of all shapes and sizes, including startups, corporations, agencies, nonprofits, and solopreneurs. If you’ve got a project you’d like to discuss, you can email me at hello@kessiah.com, leave me a note here, or book in for a free 15 minute consultation call here to tell me all about what you have in mind.

 

Want more?

More like this.

Want more? More like this.

Kessiah Carlbon

Hi, I’m Kessiah. I blend award-winning art with cutting-edge tech to create Radiant Websites for happy visionaries of all industries.

https://kessiah.com
Previous
Previous

Mastering Your Squarespace Header Editor: January 2024 Updates

Next
Next

Anchor Links: How to Jump to a Specific Spot on a Page