Title page
How to add a title page to your deliverable.
Examples
Follow along with the out-of-the-box example code below.
A title page gives your deliverable a polished and professional first impression. It typically includes the title of the document, the author, and the date. In t0, adding a title page is straightforward and ensures consistency across all deliverables.
Add title page
Word
In Microsoft Word, you would manually create a title page by inserting text boxes, adjusting font sizes, and setting alignments.
This can be time-consuming and difficult to format consistently across documents.
t0 Prompt
Here are example prompts to generate a title page:
Add a title page with title, author, and today's date.
Set the title to "Transfer Pricing Documentation 2025".
Set the author to "Liberty LLP".
LaTeX
The LaTeX code to generate a title page looks as follows:
Command | Mandatory Argument | Optional Argument | Description |
---|---|---|---|
\title | {title text} | Defines the title that appears on the title page. | |
\author | {author text} | Defines the author or organization. | |
\date | {date text} | Defines the date (can use \today ). | |
\maketitle | (none) | (none) | Generates the title page from the provided information. |
All commands listed above are supported in the report
, article
, and beamer
document classes. In beamer
, \maketitle
creates a title slide rather than a separate title page.