> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.wpeka.com/wp-legal-pages/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.wpeka.com/wp-legal-pages/setting-up-wplegalpages.md).

# Setting up WPLegalPages

- [Installing The Plugin](https://docs.wpeka.com/wp-legal-pages/setting-up-wplegalpages/installing-the-plugin.md): This page will take you through the process of installing the WPLegalPages free version.
- [Upgrading to WPLegalPagesPro](https://docs.wpeka.com/wp-legal-pages/setting-up-wplegalpages/updating-wplegalpages-to-wplegalpagespro.md): This page will guide you through the process of upgrading to the pro version of WPLegalPages. Check out the video guide at the end of the page to know more about the process.
- [Accepting WPLegalPages Terms of Use](https://docs.wpeka.com/wp-legal-pages/setting-up-wplegalpages/accepting-wplegalpages-terms-of-use.md): This page will show you how to proceed after installing the plugin. As a first step you have to read and accept the terms of use of the plugin.
- [Configuring the Settings](https://docs.wpeka.com/wp-legal-pages/setting-up-wplegalpages/general_settings.md): This feature is a one-time set up. The details that you enter here will be used to generate customized legal pages. Check out the video at the end of the page to learn more.


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