If you use Google Sites we recommend that you migrate to the new version to ensure that your business content continues to be visible without interruption.
I recommend that you make sure to migrate all your sites from the classic version to the new one by December 31, 2021, because as of January 1, 2022, the classic version of Google Sites will no longer be visible.
All sites made with the classic Google Sites version will be automatically:
If you have read different timelines online, please be advised that they change whether users are consumer, hence private, or corporate, hence Google Workspace.
If you don't remember how many sites you have previously created, use theManager of the classic version of Sites to view all those that are in your organization.
This tool allows you to view all sites created in the classic version of Sites in your domain, export a summary to Google Sheets for project management, and perform collective deletion, archiving, and conversion actions.
Next we come to the crucial question, how can you migrate sites created with the Google Sites version with the new one? We'll help you.
You may consider recreating some sites from scratch in the new version of Sites using the available templates. This may be easier than conversion in the case of features that are not supported in the new version of Google Sites.
Some sites may not be automatically replaced with a draft in the new Google Sites due to page count limitations or other factors.
The new version of Google Sites has become the default tool for creating websites.
Here are the main differences between the classic version and the new version of Google Sites.
Design and organization
Analysis and accessibility
Viewing and editing
For administrators