Inserting a Blank Page
Although Word creates a new page for you as you type when you reach the end of the current page, you might also need to insert a blank page from time to time. For example, you might need a new page in the middle of two existing pages to insert a chart or graphic. It’s easy to insert blank pages where you need them.
Click anywhere on the page that you want to appear after the newly inserted page.
Click the Insert tab.
Click Blank Page.
Word adds the page.
Note
Delete It! To remove a blank page, click the bottom of the page that precedes it, and press Delete once or twice until the blank page is removed.
Tip
Type a Title Did you know you can type a text, such as a title, anywhere on a page? For example, if you just added a blank page to start a new section, you can double-click the center of the page and start typing there.