How to View Who Edited a SharePoint Page and Compare Changes

Navigate to the published SharePoint page you want to review. Click on 'Page details' in the command bar at the top of the screen.

In the Page details pane on the right side, scroll down to the bottom and select 'Version history'. This will open a list of all saved and published versions of the page.

Toggle the 'Compare page versions' switch at the top of the Version history pane. This visually highlights the differences between the selected version and the immediately preceding version on the page itself.

Review the list of versions in the pane. Next to each timestamp, you will see the name of the user who made the specific edits, allowing you to track exactly who changed the content.

Go to your SharePoint 'Site contents' and click on 'New', then select 'List' to create a dedicated Change Log.

Add relevant text and date columns to the list, such as 'Page Name', 'Editor', 'Date Modified', and 'Description of Changes'.

Navigate back to your SharePoint page, click 'Edit', and add a 'List' web part. Select your newly created Change Log list to display it directly on the page.

Instruct team members to manually log their updates into this list whenever significant changes are published to the page.

Log into Power Automate and click 'Create' to start an 'Automated cloud flow'.

Choose the trigger 'When a file is modified (properties only)' and point it to your SharePoint site's 'Site Pages' library.

Add a new step and select the SharePoint action 'Create item'. Point this to your dedicated Change Log SharePoint list.

Map the dynamic content fields from the trigger (such as Modified By, Modified Date, and File Name) to the respective columns in your target list, then save and test the flow.