How to make only one page landscape within a document in Microsoft Word

Learn how to make only one-page landscape and the others portrait within your Microsoft Word document. Changing the page orientation for one single page isn't as difficult as some users think, and by following these simple steps, you'll be able to learn how to change page orientation for one page with ease.

Although this tutorial was captured on Word for Mac, the same techniques and principles can be applied by those of you using Microsoft Word on a Windows computer, so it's definitely worth still watching and following along with this tutorial.

[Andy_Todd]

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[esjhb]

My report is due in a couple days and I just couldn't figure this out. This vid was a lifesaver. Thanks

[Hannah-gjvb]

This saved my butt on a last minute assignment! Thank you so much! Microsoft is no help for Mac users!!!

[louisegoldsmith]

I spent ages trying to figure out how to do this, thank you so much!

[piercecounter]

Thank you so much nothing else online was working

[walbaraza]

GOLD! You saved me from breaking my computer in a rage

[Hirsan]

This was so helpful, I'm so thrilled I encountered your video, it really worked and found useful, Thanks. I'm your subscriber now on.

[ingaming]

Couldn't find a video that explained how to do this on Mac OS specifically, thank you!

[georgiacohoon]

you’ve saved my dissertation thank you so much❤️

[korkuedem]

thank you so much. This used to bug me a lot.

[amywilkinson]

Easy enough to follow but how do we keep our page numbers with this technique?

[charlottefriborg]

This was very easy to follow. Thank you so much!

[thebinskys]

I followed these instructions to change the orientation of the first page of my document. However, doing so added a "bonus" blank page after the section break that I cannot delete. Is there any way to get rid of it?

[walsal]

Hello,
I followed your instructions, but I faced an issue with the number of pages!!!
so, it didn't work.

Thank you.

[MaherZananiri]

Thanks. How can i do the same but in PowerPoint?

[millier]

This sounds super complicated to be honest.

[samforsyth]

i have done this and it does work however when adding a table of context or page no. it starts back at page 0 or page 1... this then ruins the table of context... is there a work around for this.

[jouda]

How about header page numbers. It breaks down at the portrait

[Jayyy]

What a joke that it is this lengthy to perform such a simple task, come on Microsoft!

[zfnoyhs]

you talk too much.. why just cant jump directly to the process