Change Pages settings on Mac

Options in Settings affect how Pages behaves, and they apply to all of your Pages documents.

Open Pages settings

  1. Go to the Pages app on your Mac.

  2. Choose Pages > Settings (from the Pages menu at the top of your screen).

  3. To see each group of settings, click General, Rulers, or Auto-Correction at the top of the window.

    Pages Settings window open to the General pane, with settings for new documents, default zoom and font, editing, equations, invisibles, adding media, Touch ID, author name, and default text size.

Many settings are part of your computer’s overall settings, rather than Pages settings. For example, you can change some language settings in the Keyboard section of System Settings. To open System Settings, choose Apple menu > System Settings.

You can change some settings, such as automatic spelling correction, in three places: in System Settings for spelling correction in all apps; in Pages settings for all Pages documents; and in the Edit menu for the current document.

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