> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.acelabusa.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Loose Pages

> Add and organize standalone pages in your Smart Doc that live outside any binder.

**Loose Pages** are standalone pages in a Smart Doc that don't belong to a binder. Use them for cover sheets, section dividers, tables of contents, notes, or any content that doesn't need to repeat per product.

## When To Use Loose Pages

Loose Pages are best for one-off content that stands on its own. Common uses:

* **Cover pages** at the front of a submittal or specification package.
* **Section dividers** between binders.
* **Instructions, legends, or notes** that apply to the whole document.
* **Sign-off pages** or approval blocks at the end of a document.

If you need the same layout to repeat for every product in a schedule, use a [Reference Binder](/help-center/working-on-projects/smart-docs-reference-binders) instead.

## Adding a Loose Page

1. Open a Smart Doc.
2. In the left rail, open the **Pages** drawer.
3. Next to **Loose Pages**, click the **+** icon.
4. A blank page is added to the Loose Pages list and opens on the canvas.

Each new loose page is added to the bottom of the Loose Pages list.

## Organizing Loose Pages

From the **Pages** drawer you can:

* **Reorder** pages by dragging them up or down within the Loose Pages list.
* **Rename** a page by double-clicking its title, or from the page's action menu.
* **Duplicate** a page from the action menu to reuse its layout.
* **Delete** a page from the action menu.

## Editing a Loose Page

Click a page in the Pages drawer to open it on the canvas. From there:

* Insert **Smart Doc Elements** (text, images, checklists, tables, dividers, page numbers, form fields) from the left rail.
* Insert **Smart Fields** to bring in live company or project data.
* Insert a **Smart Schedule** to display a full project schedule as a table.
* Adjust page size, background, and orientation in the **Page Inspector** on the right.

## Saving a Loose Page as a Template

You can save any loose page as a reusable [Page Template](/help-center/working-on-projects/smart-docs-page-templates). Open the page's action menu in the Pages drawer and choose **Save as Template**. The saved layout can then be applied to new pages in this or other Smart Docs.