How To Change the Email Address on Your Facebook Page (2025 Update)
Published on October 2, 2025
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Hey there,
The other day, someone in the community asked how to change the email address on their Facebook Page. I know firsthand how frustrating it can be to find those settings so I made a mental not to create a walkthrough.
Between all the updates, layout changes, and Meta moving things around every few months, it’s honestly hard to keep up. So if you've been clicking around wondering “Where did that go?”—you’re not alone.
I recorded a video to walk you through the process step by step, but I’m also sharing the written instructions below for anyone who prefers to read or double-check their steps.
This community is all about helping each other through these confusing bits, so here’s everything you need to know:
✅ Method 1: On Desktop (Facebook Website)
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- Go to your Facebook Page.
- Click your profile image in the top right-hand corner
- Browse the screen for the About section located under the page title.
- Scroll until you come to the email field under Contact info.
- Click the ellipsis on the right, then click edit
- Enter your new email address.
- Click Save.
✅ Method 2: On Desktop (Professional Dashboard)
- Open your Facebook Page go to 'Professional Dashboard' in the menu on the left
- Go to Page Access and the Page Details
- Go to the About section and follow steps 3-7 above
A Quick Reminder:
- You need admin access to change the Page email.
- Always double-check the spelling before saving—there’s actually no confirmation email, so a small typo could cause a big issue later on.
If you’re updating your branding, switching platforms, or just cleaning things up—it’s a small but important change.
Thanks again to the person who asked this question and keep them coming.
Let’s keep supporting each other through the confusing backend stuff. Because as we’ve all learned by now—Meta rarely keeps things in the same place for long!
If you have any questions or anything to add please feel free to share respectfully in the comments.
Take care,
~ Marlinda
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