Workspace & Export Documentation
Use the generated content in your own website workflow. This guide covers the current page generator and download formats.
The Workspace inputs
Select a page type, enter a business name and add a short description. Optional facts let you supply accurate services, background, contact information and call-to-action details. Policy/legal page types require the applicable country or region. Choose the language and tone, then connect your own provider key and model. Do not include credentials or confidential customer records in the business brief.
Content validation and review
Workspace expects structured content from the provider and validates it before showing success. A generated page must contain at least 1,000 visible words; SEO fields and review notes do not count toward that threshold. Length does not prove accuracy, suitability or quality. Review all business claims and remove invented or unsupported details.
HTML download
Export HTML after reviewing the draft. The file contains page markup and styling and can be opened in a browser for inspection. Upload or integrate it through your own hosting workflow. Check headings, links, readable contrast, mobile layout and any business details before publishing. A standalone export does not include your existing website header or footer, payment processing or a form-submission backend.
Elementor JSON download
Download the Elementor JSON, then use your WordPress installation’s Elementor template library import control to upload it. Open the imported template in the editor, insert it into the desired page and inspect the result before publishing. Elementor’s interface can vary by version; its official template-library guide describes the library controls. Native containers, headings and text widgets remain editable.
Design differences between exports
The HTML and Elementor exports use different renderers. A selected preset, font family and accent influence both, but decorative effects and spacing can differ. Test desktop, tablet and mobile layouts in the actual target site. Your theme, global styles and installed Elementor version can affect the result. Adjust the native template where necessary rather than assuming exact pixel parity.
Generation errors
- Key rejected: confirm the key belongs to the selected provider and is allowed to use the API.
- Model unavailable: check the model ID and project access.
- Quota/rate limit: review provider account usage and wait or adjust usage deliberately.
- Network timeout: check connectivity; for the verified Gemini route use Direct Google.
- Invalid or short response: the draft was not accepted; read the error and select an appropriate text model.
The application does not silently switch you to another provider. Review charges before selecting a different paid model.
Publishing checklist
- Verify all names, dates, qualifications, statistics and quotations.
- Check every call-to-action URL and external link.
- Remove placeholder or incomplete business details.
- Connect separate forms, payments, bookings or subscriptions where needed.
- Review policy/legal content against real practices and the relevant region.
- Keep downloaded copies; the current MVP has no persistent projects/history dashboard.
Support
If an interface or export problem remains, send a support message with the tool type, provider/model and safe error text. Do not send an API key or sensitive raw response. The first-page tutorial covers the complete flow.