AI Page Generation
The page editor can write and design a landing page for you and then change it on request. Start from your own copy, walk through a guided brief, adapt another page from the same funnel, or refine any part of an existing page. AI can also suggest a page's SEO title, description and keywords.
Access: admins and marketers.
AI never changes your live page by itself. A generated page is a draft that you review and accept or discard, and you still publish it yourself. For the editor itself, see Landing Pages.
What the AI works from
Besides what you type or upload, the AI receives:
- Your organization's name and logo, from Settings → General. The AI is asked to place the logo in the page's header.
- The page's Title, if it has three or more words, and its Description.
- For funnel pages: the funnel's name, its steps and which step this page is, and the template variables and registration form the page can use.
- When the page's funnel belongs to a webinar: the webinar's title, description and type, and up to 10 of its approved testimonials.
The AI writes in your organization's language, the Locale set in Settings → General, or in English if none is set.
On funnel pages, the AI uses template variables for session dates, links and the registration form, so the page stays correct for every session. The form is placed with {{funnel.form}} and styled to match the page; you manage its fields in the funnel. Standalone pages get fixed text.
Images in a generated page are grey placeholders labeled with a short description of the picture they need and its size. Replace them with your own images before you publish, because placeholders are published as they are. See Media Library.
TIP
Read every claim, number, name and quote in a generated page before you publish it. The AI can get facts wrong.
Kinds of page
The AI adapts its tone and structure to one of four kinds of page, based on the words in your page purpose:
| Kind | Purpose mentions | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Landing page | "landing", "promo" or "homepage" | Catches attention and leads visitors to the next step. |
| Registration page | "register", "sign-up" or "signup" | A short page built around the registration form, placed near the top. |
| Thank-you page | "thank" or "confirmation" | Confirms the registration, sets expectations and points to the next step. |
| Sales page | "sales", "offer" or "paid" | A long page that sells a product. It doesn't show webinar dates or schedules. |
Romanian words count too, for example "vânzare", "ofertă", "mulțumim", "confirmare" and "înregistrare". When the purpose doesn't match, or you don't give one, a funnel page's kind comes from its step: first the words in the step's name, then its position. The funnel's first page is treated as a landing page, a page followed by a form step as a registration page, and a page that comes right after a form step as a thank-you page. Any other page gets a general-purpose approach.
Choose how to generate
On an empty page, the Refine with AI section of the Content tab offers:
| Option | Use it when |
|---|---|
| Auto from copy | You have the text, or a web page that has it, and want the AI to decide the design. |
| Guided wizard | You want to choose the sections, style and references yourself. |
| Quick Generate — match funnel page | You're building a funnel page and want it to look like another page in the same funnel. |
Once the page has content, the section becomes a box for describing changes. See Refine with AI. To use a wizard again, click Clear in the same section first and confirm; you don't need to save the empty page.
Generate from copy
- Click Auto from copy. The Generate from copy dialog opens.
- Fill in at least one of these:
- Paste your copy: headlines, paragraphs, features, anything the page should say. Up to 20,000 characters.
- Or pull copy from a URL: add up to 5 web addresses, and the AI reads their text.
- Optionally, describe the Target audience (optional): who they are, their pain points, what makes them trust you. Up to 2,000 characters.
- Click Generate brief. The AI organizes your copy into page sections and decides a design direction.
- Review the brief:
- Why this direction: the AI's reasoning, addressed to you.
- Design summary: the direction, personality, color palette, typography, hero layout, imagery, how calls to action are shown (CTAs), and the section order.
- Copy preview: the text of each section. Click to expand it.
- If the brief isn't right, describe what to change under Not quite right? (up to 2,000 characters) and click Regenerate with this feedback. The AI revises the brief and keeps what your feedback doesn't mention. Start over discards the brief so you can begin again.
- Click Generate page. The dialog closes and the page is designed from the brief. Then review the draft.
The brief is saved with the page. If you close the dialog, the button changes to Resume — review brief (or Brief in progress... while it's being written), and the dialog reopens by itself when you come back to the empty page.
Guided wizard
Click Guided wizard to open Generate with AI. It has three steps; use Next and Back to move between them.
Step 1: Purpose & Content
| Field | What to enter |
|---|---|
| What is this page for? | The page's purpose, up to 1,000 characters. Click a suggestion to use it. This also sets the kind of page. |
| Sections | Click sections to add them in order, or leave this empty to let the AI decide. To add your own, type a name in the Custom section... box and click Add. Reorder with the arrows. Up to 15 sections of up to 50 characters each. |
| Copy instructions | Tone, messaging, audience, or text that must appear. |
The built-in sections tell the AI what to write:
| Section | The AI writes |
|---|---|
| Hero | A headline, a subheadline and the call-to-action text. |
| Speakers | Each speaker's name, title and bio. |
| What You'll Learn | The key takeaways. |
| Agenda | A time, title and description for each item. |
| Testimonials | Quotes and who said them. |
| FAQ | Questions and answers. |
| Call to Action | A heading and the call-to-action text. |
These are instructions for the AI, not editable blocks. The result is a regular HTML page that you edit in the editor.
Step 2: Style & References
Page Style
| Setting | Options | Default |
|---|---|---|
| Visual style | Clean & Minimal, Bold & Impactful, Elegant & Refined, Playful & Colorful, Corporate, Dark & Modern | Clean & Minimal |
| Colors | Auto, Warm, Cool, Earth, Monochrome, or Brand colors (then enter hex codes, for example #1a2b3c, #ff6600) | Auto |
| Typography | Modern (Sans), Serif (Playfair), Geometric (Poppins), Handwritten accent, Monospace (Techy) | Modern (Sans) |
| Industry | Health & Wellness, Technology & SaaS, Education & Courses, Business & Consulting, Creative & Design, E-commerce & Retail, Other. Click again to clear. | None |
The industry tailors image suggestions and trust elements to your field.
References are optional:
| Reference | Limit | What the AI receives |
|---|---|---|
| Reference URLs | 5 addresses, starting with http:// or https:// | The page's title, headings and text. Set each one to Structure (follow its section order and heading hierarchy), Copy (use its text as source material) or Design. |
| Templates & Pages | 3, added with Add from templates or pages | With Structure, the page's full HTML, so the AI reuses its layout and look with your content. With Design or Inspiration, only its headings and text. Templates are added as Structure and pages as Design; change the mode on each one. |
| Screenshots & mood boards | 5 images: PNG, JPEG or WebP, 4 MB each | The images themselves, for layout, color and typography. Drop files, paste with Ctrl+V or click to browse. Images wider or taller than 1920 pixels are scaled down first. |
Matching a look
Design mode asks the AI to match a reference's style, but the AI only receives the text of reference URLs, and of templates and pages in Design or Inspiration mode, so it can't see how they look. To match a visual style, add a screenshot, or add a template or page in Structure mode.
The AI reads a reference URL the way the web server sends it, without running scripts, so pages that load their text with JavaScript give it little to work with. An address that doesn't answer within 15 seconds, or returns an error, is skipped without a warning.
Click Additional design notes for a free-text field with any other design instructions.
Step 3: Review & Generate
Check the summary. Click Edit on a card to go back to that step, then click Generate.
The AI writes the copy first and then designs the page. Progress shows as Analyzing reference pages... (when you added URLs), Writing copy with AI..., Building page layout... and Saving draft....
If you close the wizard after entering anything, you're asked to confirm "Discard generation settings?".
Quick Generate for funnel pages
On an empty funnel page, Quick Generate — match funnel page lists the other pages in the same funnel.
- Select the page to start from.
- Optionally, type instructions in the box below the list. Without them, the AI adapts the page for this funnel step and keeps its visual design, colors and layout.
- Click Generate.
The AI starts from the selected page's last saved draft, or from its published version if it has no draft.
Review the draft
When a generation finishes, the preview switches to the AI draft, and the Content tab shows AI draft ready with the model used, the number of tokens and an estimated cost in US dollars. The HTML view shows the draft read-only.
- Accept makes the draft your page content and saves it as your draft. It replaces what was in the editor, including unsaved changes. The live page doesn't change until you Publish.
- Discard deletes the AI draft and brings back your content.
A draft waits until you accept or discard it. The page's details screen also shows AI draft ready! with a Preview Draft button, so you can come back to it later.
Refine with AI
On a page with content, the Refine with AI section changes the page from your instructions.
- Click Save in the toolbar. Refinements start from your last saved draft, not from unsaved edits.
- Describe what to change, for example "shorten the hero headline" or "make the buttons green". Only the parts you mention are revised.
- Optionally, add screenshots as visual references: up to 5 PNG, JPEG or WebP images of up to 4 MB each.
- Click Refine with AI, then review the draft.
To change one element, select it in the Design view first: choose Refine with AI from an image's, link's or button's menu, or AI from the text toolbar. The element appears as a chip above the box, and the AI works on that element and the section around it. Click × on the chip to refine the whole page instead.
Cancel, failures and time limits
- Generation runs on the server, so you can close the editor and come back later. The page's details screen shows the progress too.
- Cancel, shown in the Content tab while a generation runs, stops it. Your page content isn't changed. If a generation seems stuck, Cancel also resets it.
- A generation that hasn't finished after 8 minutes stops and is marked as failed. For a brief, the limit is 4 minutes.
- Only one generation can run on a page at a time.
- After a failure or a cancellation, the Content tab shows the error. To try again, describe the change and click Refine with AI.
- If AI isn't available on your platform, AI actions fail with "AI generation not configured".
After a failure on an empty page
If the page had no saved content when a generation failed or was canceled, the wizards don't come back and there's nothing to refine yet. Paste some starting HTML in the HTML view, click Save, and continue with Refine with AI.
Generate SEO fields with AI
In the editor's Settings tab, the sparkle icon next to SEO Title, SEO Description and SEO Keywords suggests a value, based on the page's title and description and your organization's name.
- Click the sparkle icon next to the field.
- Optionally, type instructions in the Custom instructions (optional) box.
- Click Generate. The suggestion appears with its token count and estimated cost.
- Click Use This to put it in the field, the circular-arrow button to try again, or Cancel.
- Click Save in the toolbar.
The AI aims for a title of 50–60 characters, a description of 150–160 characters, and 5–10 keywords, written in your organization's language.
Generation history and costs
- AI Jobs, in the Content tab of a page with content, lists the page's AI runs of type Copy, HTML and Refine, with their status, model, tokens, duration and estimated cost, plus a total. Runs from Auto from copy aren't included.
- The page's details screen has an AI Generation History card with the runs from the Guided wizard. Click one to see its instructions and prompt, to Preview in New Tab, or to Restore This Version. Restoring replaces your current draft with that generated page, even though the confirmation message says "as the live page"; publish to make it live. Restoring only works for runs that produced a page, not for copy-only runs.
- Analytics → AI Jobs lists AI runs across your organization. See Analytics.
AI and your data
How AI processing works
AI features run through a model provider chosen by the platform, currently Anthropic (USA), under one platform-wide account. Your organization can't turn the AI features off or choose the provider.
What's sent: your instructions and pasted copy, your organization's name and logo address, the page's title, description and HTML (when refining or adapting a page), the HTML of templates and pages you add as references, funnel and webinar details, up to 10 approved testimonials (the author's name, quote, company and rating), the text of reference URLs, and screenshots you add. Chat messages, registrations, contact email addresses, phone numbers, poll answers and behavioral events aren't sent.
Every prompt and result is stored with the ID of the staff member who started it and isn't deleted automatically. That includes prompts containing a testimonial after its author's contact record is erased, and the AI records of a page you delete. Don't upload screenshots showing identifiable people unless you have a basis for sending them to the provider.
See the sub-processor list and the Customer Compliance Guide.
Fonts on generated pages
Generated pages often use Google Fonts. On the published page RestartiX serves them from your page's own domain, so visitors' browsers never contact Google for them and they don't depend on the cookie banner. Only the preview in the page editor loads them from Google directly.