# Content structure The structure of your content in GitBook is organized through pages, spaces and collections. Pages live inside of spaces, and collections are groups of spaces.

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Spaces	Create a space to organize your documentation in one place.	25_08_29_spaces.svg	space	25_12_10_spaces_1.png	25_12_10_spaces.png
Pages	Create pages to split up and edit the content in your documentation.	25_08_29_pages.svg	page	25_12_10_pages_1.png	25_12_10_pages.png
Collections	Create collections to group spaces together.	25_08_29_collections.svg	collection	25_12_10_collections_1.png	25_12_10_collections.png

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