How to merge two Facebook Pages

Meta says merging may not be available to everyone yet. Where it is, you need Facebook access to both Pages (task access isn't enough), and the Pages must:

• Have the same name and represent the same thing.
• Have the same address, if they have physical locations.
• Be under the same Business Manager account (now called a business portfolio).
• Not merge from a Page that is the primary Page of a Business Manager account.

Source: Facebook Help Centre: Merge 2 Facebook Pages, checked 15 October 2026

Meta lists two hard limits: you can't merge two global Pages, and you can't merge a verified Page into a Page that isn't verified. If your names differ, request a name change for one Page first; once it's approved and the names match, you can request the merge.

Sources: Facebook Help Centre: Merge 2 Facebook Pages, checked 15 October 2026; Facebook Help Centre: Change your Facebook Page's name, checked 15 October 2026

A merge can't be undone, so be clear on what survives. Meta says:

Source: Facebook Help Centre: Merge 2 Facebook Pages, checked 15 October 2026

Before you start, Meta advises checking that no campaign you're running points to the Page that will be deleted. Save any photos or posts you want from it too, since they won't come across. Then:

1. Log in to Facebook, then click your profile photo in the top right.
2. Click See all profiles, then select the Page to switch into.
3. Click the Page's profile picture in the top right.
4. Click Settings and privacy, then Settings.
5. In the left menu, click Page setup.
6. Next to Merge Pages, click View.
7. Next to Merge multiple Pages, click Start request.

Source: Facebook Help Centre: Merge 2 Facebook Pages, checked 15 October 2026

Meta says a missing merge option means your Pages aren't eligible. Work through the rules: match the names (with a name change request), check both addresses, move both Pages into the same business portfolio, and confirm you have Facebook access rather than task access. If one Page is a global Page or the verified one would be merged into an unverified one, the merge isn't possible.

If merging isn't possible, a practical fallback is to keep one Page active, point your bio and posts on the other to it, and stop posting there.

Source: Facebook Help Centre: Merge 2 Facebook Pages, checked 15 October 2026

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