Get a Unique URL and Username for Facebook Page

Facebooks Pages are different from individual profiles. They are used by businesses, organizations and public figures, among others. Every Facebook Page URL is unique; however, you might prefer the URL to include a familiar name rather than a string of numbers. To change the URL for your Facebook Page, you change its username.

If you already have a Page, you can change it if you have administrative privileges for the Page. Your Page has both a page name that appears on the Page itself and a username that appears in the URL. You can change either or both easily.

If you are a Page admin and want to change the username that appears in the URL or the page name that appears on the Page, you do so like this:

If the name you request is already in use on Facebook, you’ll have to pick another name. 

If you don't see the option to change the name of your Page, you may not have administrative privileges that allow it. In addition, if you or another admin changed the name recently, you may not be able to change it again right away. If a few cases, Pages that didn't follow Facebook's Pages Terms have limits placed on them by Facebook, and you can't change the name on those Pages. 

When you are choosing a new Page name or username, keep a few restrictions in mind.

Names cannot include:

• Symbols or other punctuation
• Abusive phrases
• Phrases that violate someone's rights
• Long descriptions, such as a slogan
• Improper capitalization. No, all caps allowed except for acronyms.

In addition:

• Page names and usernames cannot be misleading.
• Usernames must contain at least five characters.
• Page names must reflect the Page content accurately.
• Names cannot be generic words, such as "cars" or generic locations such as "Chicago," although you can use those words in a completely unique name.