How to open a Pages document?

How to open a Pages document?

On Windows or Linux (No Pages app available)

Option 1: Use iCloud Pages (Free)

    2. Sign in with your Apple ID (create one if needed).

    3. Click on Pages.

    4. Upload your .pages file and open/edit it in the browser.

Option 2: Convert the File

    • Rename the .pages file to .zip and extract it.

      • You’ll find a Preview.pdf or Preview.jpg inside, which lets you view the content.

    • OR use an online converter (e.g., to .docx or .pdf).

On a Mac (with the Pages app installed)

    1. Double-click the .pages file

    2. It should automatically open in the Pages app.

    3. If not, right-click > Open With > Pages.

 On iPhone or iPad
    1. Open the Files app or wherever your document is stored (e.g., iCloud Drive, email attachment).
    2. Tap the .pages file — it should open in the Pages app (if installed).

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