# Landing Pages

**Landing Pages** are HTML pages created to simulate real websites, shown to users when they click on phishing links they receive.

In the platform, you can configure landing pages to capture data entered by users and, optionally, redirect them to another website after submitting their credentials.

After accessing this section, the following information will be displayed:

### **Landing Page List**

The list displays all registered landing pages, showing the following information:

**Name**: The title of the page.

**Last Modified Date**: The date of the most recent change made.

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### **How to Create a New Landing Page**

To create a new landing page, follow the steps below:

1. Click **“New Template”**, located in the **“Start from scratch”** section in the top right corner of the screen.
2. The creation screen includes the following available fields:

* **Name**: Enter a name to identify the page.
* **Capture Submitted Data (optional)**: Enable this option to record the information entered by the user on the landing page, allowing you to monitor the submitted data. When this option is enabled, the following fields become available:
  * **Capture Passwords (optional)**: Enable this to store passwords submitted by users.
  * **Redirect to (optional)**: Enter the URL to which the user will be redirected after submitting the information.
* **Body**: Insert or edit the page content using HTML, allowing full customization of the landing page.
* **Landing Page Preview**: On the right side of the screen, view a preview of the landing page based on the content you’ve entered.

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3. Click **“Save”** to complete the creation of the page.


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