Why Can’t You See the “More” Button When Creating a LinkedIn Page?

EXEED Team-Content Team-Nov 20, 2025

Creating a LinkedIn Page should be simple. Yet every week, thousands of users open LinkedIn, follow a guide, look for the “More” button… and find nothing.

No dots.

No menu.

No “Create Page.”

Just confusion.

The truth is: LinkedIn Page creation hasn’t disappeared; LinkedIn has simply changed the interface so many times that older guides don’t match what you see today. Add browser issues, account restrictions, or permissions, and suddenly the process becomes a mini-mystery.

This guide walks you through the real reasons you can’t see the “More” button, and gives you practical, proven fixes to get your LinkedIn Page live today.

What You Should Check First (Quick Fixes That Solve 70% of Cases)

Before diving into advanced troubleshooting, confirm these essentials:

1. Use a desktop browser, not the mobile app

The LinkedIn mobile app hides or rearranges many admin options.

2. Make sure your profile isn’t too new

Brand-new accounts or profiles missing basic info (email, location, job title) often cannot create a Page.

3. Confirm your company doesn’t already have a Page

If it does, you won’t see the create-page flow, you must request admin access instead.

4. Check for browser issues

Extensions like ad blockers, privacy blockers, and outdated browsers often hide UI elements.

5. Confirm you’re logged into the right personal account

Only personal profiles can create or manage Pages. Work or business accounts cannot.

If any of these apply, fix them and try again.

Why the “More” Button Is Missing (The Real Reasons No One Tells You)

LinkedIn rarely announces UI changes, which makes it confusing when buttons disappear.

Here’s what’s actually happening:

1. The LinkedIn UI has changed repeatedly

The “... More” button used in old tutorials often becomes:

Manage
Admin tools
A three-dot menu
A contextual menu that shows only after you scroll

So if a YouTube tutorial from 2022 says “Click More,” that button simply doesn’t exist anymore.

2. The mobile version is completely different

On mobile:

Page creation is hidden under “View Profile > Resources”
Many admin tools are not visible
The 3-dot menu isn’t the same

Always switch to desktop for LinkedIn Page creation.

3. Account verification issues

LinkedIn prefers Page creators to have:

A complete profile
A confirmed email
A history of normal activity to avoid fake or spam Pages.

4. A company Page already exists

LinkedIn automatically hides Page creation options for names already registered.

In this case, request access instead of creating a duplicate.

5. Browser extensions cause UI conflicts

This is more common than people think.

Adblock, Brave shields, Ghostery, and VPNs often block scripts that display “More” buttons or admin menus.

6. Permissions and company domain constraints

To create a Page, you must:

Use a personal profile
Have a verified email
Sometimes match the company’s domain (e.g., you@company.com)

If another team member already created the Page, you must request admin access.

The Most Reliable Way to Create a LinkedIn Page Today

Use this method even if all buttons disappear.

Step 1: Open LinkedIn on desktop (Chrome/Edge/Firefox; latest version)

This avoids 90% of layout bugs.

Step 2: Sign in with the personal profile that will be the Page admin

Step 3: Click the “Work” grid icon in the top-right

It looks like a 3×3 waffle grid.

Step 4: Scroll to the bottom and click “Create a Company Page”

If you see it, congrats, you’re in.

If You Don’t See the Button: Use LinkedIn’s Direct Page-Creation Link

LinkedIn updates this link often, but it currently redirects correctly:

https://www.linkedin.com/company/setup/new

If the link ever changes, search:

“Create a LinkedIn Page” site:linkedin.com

LinkedIn keeps their help pages updated even when the UI changes.

Fill Out Your Page Details

Once in the setup screen:

Company name
Public URL
Website
Industry
Company size
Logo (300×300 recommended)
Banner (standard 1128×191 px)

LinkedIn may request domain verification later; that’s normal.

Troubleshooting Checklist (If You Still Don’t See Anything)

1. Switch browsers

Try:

Chrome
Edge
Firefox
Brave (shields off)

2. Use an incognito/private window

This disables extensions temporarily.

3. Turn off adblockers & privacy add-ons

Extensions like uBlock Origin, Ghostery, DuckDuckGo, or VPNs often block UI scripts.

4. Clear cache + cookies

LinkedIn is script-heavy and cached files cause UI issues.

5. Use mobile browser (not the app) and request Desktop Mode

This forces the desktop interface.

6. Confirm whether a Page already exists

Search for your company name:

If a Page exists > click the three dots > Request admin access
If duplicates exist > request ownership for the main one

7. Complete your personal profile

Add:

Photo
Headline
Location
Email
A current position using the exact company name

LinkedIn trusts active, complete accounts.

Permissions, Verification & Ownership Issues Explained

To create or admin a Page, you must:

Have a personal LinkedIn profile
Confirm your email
Follow community guidelines
Avoid restricted/flagged accounts

If someone else created the Page:

You can request admin access using LinkedIn’s built-in form. If that fails, contact LinkedIn support and provide:

Business email
Your role
Proof of association (company docs)

What to Do When the UI Labels Change Again

LinkedIn changes button names more often than people realize.

If you see instead of “More”:

Manage
Admin tools
Three dots (···)
A dropdown in the Page header

Click it anyway. Inside, you’ll usually find:

“Request admin access”
“Claim Page”
“Create a Page”
“Edit Page”

LinkedIn loves to reorganize menus; the features remain.

Common Questions

Do I need a company email to create a Page?

No; but it makes verification easier and reduces admin issues.

Why are some Page features missing?

LinkedIn rolls out features gradually. Some require:

A minimum number of followers
A verified email
A fully completed Page

Can I fix ownership of duplicate Pages?

Yes; you can request consolidation or ownership via LinkedIn Support.

Pro Tips to Avoid Future Headaches

Use the same email domain for both your profile and company if possible
Add multiple admins to avoid access issues
Keep screenshots of your setup steps
Regularly update company details and branding
Stay active: Inactive Pages get fewer management features

When You Should Contact LinkedIn Support

You meet all requirements but still can’t create a Page
Duplicate Pages exist and you can’t claim them
Admin access requests are denied
Your account is wrongly restricted

Before submitting a ticket, prepare:

Screenshots
Company email
Company website
Logo + branding
A list of steps you already tried

This speeds up the resolution significantly. You can contact LinkedIn Support without signing in HERE or If you are signed in HERE

LinkedIn Page Creation Made Simple

If you’re stuck searching for the missing “More” button or struggling with LinkedIn Page creation, you’re not alone. Most issues come down to UI changes, browser conflicts, or missing permissions, not actual bugs.

Once you use the Work grid, the direct creation link, and a clean browser session, you can create your Page and start growing your presence on LinkedIn.

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