> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.trackwill.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.trackwill.com/landers/simple-lander-creation.md).

# Simple lander creation

Before you start adding the lander to Trackwill, you need to have the landing page URL accessible for quick reference.

To add the lander to the Trackwill platform, perform the following steps:

1. Go to the **Landers** tab
2. And click **Create** button

![](/files/-LvHyF1ZoRfxSjFO9LTF)

In the **Lander Creation** popup you need to:

1. Set **lander name;**
2. Set **workgroup;**
3. Set **Lander URL.**

![](/files/-LvHznN3sAU8x782vdU2)

> Trackwill note: Without thouse 3 simple steps you will not be able to save a lander in Trackwill.

### URL and Available tokens to use

In the URL field, enter the URL of your landing page. You can use tokens in order to transfer various click parameters to the landing page, such as the type of the device, operating system, and user's browser, country, city etc.

![](/files/-LvI0OZagXBfs1Uruq9F)

For example, you want to transfer a referrer to a landing page. Then the landing page URL will look like: <http://trackwill-testlander.com/?referer={referer}> . You can click on the token buttons under the URL input field and the parameter along with the token will automatically be added to the URL. When you click this button again, the parameter with the token will be removed from the URL.

When lander configuration is done click **Save** button.


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