How to Create Custom 404 Page in Laravel 10 / 9 / 8 / 7 Application

How to Create Custom 404 Page in Laravel 9 / 10  Application. 

In this article, you will be learning how to customize a 404 page in Laravel application. It is a very simple process to create a 404 page in Laravel, so let's get started.

Create Custom 404 Error Page

Step 1: Create a folder named errors as follows:

Create a "errors" folder within the "resources/views/" directory. Inside this folder, generate or create a "404.blade.php" file. This setup ensures that when the associated URL is not found, users will be redirected to the 404 page.

To illustrate, the final path structure should be "resources/views/errors/404.blade.php".

Additional Info: For the remaining error handling views (403, 500, 419, 255, and 405 exceptions), follow a similar approach to create dedicated blade files in the "errors" folder. This strategy helps maintain a consistent and organized structure for handling various error scenarios.

Step 2: Let's open the above created blade file "404.blade.php" from the path: "resources/views/errors/404.blade.php" and paste the below content in it:

Step 3: Let's serve the application by the following command:

As you know, 404 errors occur when you visit the non-existed link, so type the wrong URL in the browser’s address bar.

That's it guys. I hope it helps you.