How to give admin access to a Facebook Page - Digital Growth Tutor tutorial

How to Give Admin Access to a Facebook Page (Step-by-Step Guide 2026)

Quick answer: To give admin access to a Facebook Page, switch to your Page and go to Settings → Page setup → Page access. Next to People with Facebook access, click Add New, search for the person, and turn on Allow this person to have full control. Click Give access and enter your password. The person must then accept the invitation.

Whether you’re working with a team member, a freelancer or an agency, giving the right Page access keeps your business safe. Full control means admin access, which lets someone manage everything, including removing you. Give it only to people you fully trust.

Prefer to watch? The 2-minute video above shows every step on screen.

What do you need before giving Page access?

  • Full control of the Page yourself. Only people with full control can add others.
  • The person’s Facebook name or email, so you can find them.
  • Your Facebook password, which Facebook asks for to confirm the change.

How to give someone access to your Facebook Page (step by step)

Step 1: Switch to your Page

On Facebook, click your profile picture in the top right and select your Page to switch into it.

Step 2: Open Page access

Click your Page’s profile picture, go to Settings & privacy → Settings, then click Page setup and select Page access.

Step 3: Click Add New

Next to People with Facebook access, click Add New, then Next.

Step 4: Find the person

Type the person’s name or email address and select them from the results.

Step 5: Choose the access level

Leave Allow this person to have full control off to give task access only, or turn it on to make them an admin.

  • Task access: can create content, reply to messages, manage ads and view insights, but can’t manage access or delete the Page.
  • Full control (admin): can do everything, including adding or removing people and deleting the Page.

Step 6: Confirm and send the invite

Click Give access and enter your password. The person gets a notification and must accept it before access starts.

Can’t add someone to your Page? Common problems and fixes

The person doesn’t appear in search

Try their email address instead of their name, or ask them to send you a link to their Facebook profile. If you still can’t find them, they can be added through Meta Business Suite instead.

They didn’t get the invitation

Ask them to check Facebook notifications on desktop, or open Page access on their own account. If it still isn’t there, cancel the pending invite and send it again.

The Add New button is missing

You don’t have full control of the Page. Ask an existing admin to give you full control first.

You want to give access to an agency

Use Business Manager instead of personal access. See how to share partner access with an agency.

What should you do next?

  1. Connect your Page to Meta Business Manager for safer, business-level access.
  2. Connect Instagram to your Facebook Page.
  3. Create a Meta ad account to start advertising.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between full control and task access?

Full control (admin) lets a person manage everything, including adding or removing people and deleting the Page. Task access lets them post, reply, advertise and view insights without managing access.

Can someone with full control remove me from my own Page?

Yes. Anyone with full control can remove other admins, so give full control only to people you fully trust.

Why is the person not receiving my Page access invite?

Invites appear as Facebook notifications and must be accepted. If it hasn’t arrived, cancel the pending invite and resend it, or have them check on desktop.

How do I remove someone’s access to my Facebook Page?

Go to Settings, Page setup, Page access, find the person, open the three-dot menu and choose Remove.

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