The Editor
Managing pages
Add pages, set the homepage, edit per-page settings, and review your site structure in the Site Map.
Last updated 2026-06-29
A website is usually more than one page. The Pages tab in the left panel is where you manage them.
Add and organize pages
- The Pages tab shows your pages with a counter (for example,
2/5) indicating how many you've used against your plan's limit. See Plans & pricing. - Click Add New Page (the + button) to create a page.
- Right-click a page for Duplicate page and Delete page.
- The page marked Home is your homepage — the page visitors see at your site's root address.

Page settings
Right-click a page (or use its settings button) and choose Page settings to open its options:
- Name — the page's display name, also used as the page title.
- Slug — the URL path, e.g.
about-uspublishes at/about-us. - Description — the meta description search engines show.
- Set as home page — make this the homepage. The homepage always lives at
/. - Social image, Social title, Social description — how the page looks when shared.
- Discourage search engines — hides the page from search results when enabled.
As you fill these in, an SEO checklist and a live Google preview give feedback — for example, that your title is under 60 characters and your description is between 50 and 160. There's a deeper walkthrough in Page settings and SEO basics.
Review structure with the Site Map
Switch to the Site Map view (from the top bar) to see your pages as a diagram, with arrows showing the links between them. It flags orphaned pages (nothing links to them) and broken links so you can fix navigation gaps before publishing. Right-click any page in the map to open it, set it as the homepage, edit its settings, duplicate, or delete it.

Where to go next
Next: Responsive design, or jump ahead to Publishing your site.