# Create Your Own Custom 404 Page

Follow these steps to create a custom 404 page and assign it using Elementor and the WordPress Customizer:

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**Step 1: Create a New Page**

1. **Go to Pages**: Navigate to **Pages > Add New** in your WordPress Dashboard.
2. **Add a Title**: Enter a name for the page, such as **Custom 404 Page**.
3. **Edit with Elementor**: Click the **Edit with Elementor** button to design your custom 404 page.
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**Step 2 : Assign the Page as Your 404 Page**

1. **Go to Appearance > Customize**: In your WordPress Dashboard, navigate to **Appearance > Customize > 404 Page**.
2. **Enable Custom Page**:
   * Enable the option to use a custom page for your 404 error.
3. **Select Your Custom Page**:
   * From the dropdown menu, choose the **Custom 404 Page** you created.
4. **Publish Changes**:
   * Click **Publish** to save and apply your new 404 page to your website.
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