How do I make a page with AI?

Describe the page you need

Open AI Site Editor → Page Makers → Page Maker and choose One Page. Under What Do You Want?, explain the page’s audience, purpose and sections. Include the actual information it should use; vague requests produce vague plans.

Open AI Site Editor in the website editor’s sidebar, then Page Makers and the Page Maker tab, then One Page. Describe one page, its audience and the information it should contain.

Use Advanced to base the page on an episode or choose News article under Page Type. A Whole Site is a separate choice for making a starter site.

Choose what the plan should use

Open Advanced. Use Base It On an Episode to search for the intended episode and Page Type to choose Regular page or News article. A Whole Site is a separate tab for a starter site. Choose Make the page to request the plan.

An episode source makes the draft use what was actually said, including links to its moments. Page Type changes whether the result is a regular page or News article; it does not select an existing news article as the source. Choose A Whole Site only when you want the separate starter-site workflow.

Review the title, address and sections

Read the proposed title, page address and each section. Check the order and whether the plan asks for information you have not provided. Refine the request before accepting; a proposal is not a finished page.

Read the proposed title, address and sections before accepting. Check that the plan covers the page’s purpose and does not promise information you have not supplied.

Refine the request if the plan is wrong. Nothing is created until you choose Create this page, so this is the time to correct the structure.

Create and edit the private draft

Choose Create this page. Open the resulting draft and edit its real website blocks. Check source links, images, forms, search metadata and mobile layout. Publish only after reviewing the finished page, then test the public address.

Choose Create this page and review the private draft in the preview. The page uses real website blocks, which you can open and edit in the builder.

Check section order, source links, imagery and mobile layout. Review the page address and search metadata, then publish when the actual output is ready.

Open the website review

Open AI Site Editor and the website review tool. Run the review for the site you want to improve. Wait for the findings before choosing changes; a review is a list of proposed edits, not an automatic publication.

Open AI Site Editor and choose Site Assistant. Select SEO Review for the current website.

Have a clear idea of the main subject of each important page so you can judge suggestions against the page itself.

Read each proposed change

Compare the suggested title, description or page change with the existing value and the actual page. Keep names, factual claims and the purpose of the page accurate. Skip a suggestion that makes the page less precise.

Run the review and read the proposed search titles and descriptions. Compare each suggestion with the corresponding page.

Prefer a specific, accurate description over a repeated slogan. Check names, topics and any claims. The assistant shows suggestions before applying them.

Accept selected changes and verify them

Accept an individual suggestion, or use the apply-all option only after reviewing the whole set. Check the affected pages and public metadata afterward. If an accepted change is wrong, use the review’s revision rollback rather than stacking another broad change over it.

Accept the changes you want individually, or accept the reviewed set. Every accepted change saves a revision that can be rolled back.

Open the affected pages and verify their metadata. A revised title or description does not guarantee a search ranking or force a search engine to display that exact text.