How to Create a Free Personal Website for Kids

Personal websites are commonplace today, even for kids, who can use a personal website to post pictures, stories, artwork and blogs. Kids can create a free personal website through one of many services offering free accounts and setup tools online. Most services offering free websites will place their own advertisements on the webpages you create. To remove the ads, you must upgrade to a paid web hosting service.

Instructions

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      Choose a website building service. Many companies offer a free, hosted website, but Doodlekit and Wix.com offer services targeted directly to children.

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      Sign up for an online account with the website building service of your choice. Read the terms and conditions carefully.

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      Choose a free template. A template is a pre-designed framework into which you will add your own content.

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      Use the free website builder to customize your template. You will be able to upload photos and add text, and more features may be available depending on the service you use.

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      Publish the site according to the website builder's instructions.

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      Give your website's URL to your friends and family so they will be able to find it.

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