Reads any public page
The AI opens the address you give it, reads the text, the title and the description, and can also look at the images and PDFs it finds there.
Creating your website·Bring your existing content
Paste a link to your current site or attach a zip of it in the chat. The AI reads the pages, stores the images on your new site and reuses the content, or unpacks the whole site as it was.
The AI opens the address you give it, reads the text, the title and the description, and can also look at the images and PDFs it finds there.
Every image and file it brings over is stored in your own site files, so nothing depends on the old website staying online.
Attach a zip and it is unpacked onto your site with its folders intact. If the site already has content, the AI asks before it replaces anything.
Step 1
While creating the site, add your current website under Details, or paste the link into Messages at any time later.
Step 2
Write, for example, take the text and photos from this page for my home page, or attach a zip with Attach a file.
Step 3
The AI tells you what it brought over. Look through the pages in the preview and ask for changes before you press Publish.
Yes, at least the content. Give the AI the public address of each page and it reads the text and saves the images. If you have the site's files as a zip, attach it and they are unpacked as they are.
It works with pages anyone can open. Content behind a login usually cannot be reached, so paste that text into the chat or upload the files yourself, and the AI takes it from there.
Only bring over content you own or have permission to use, such as your own old site. The AI brings in whatever you point it to, so the rights to that text and those photos remain your responsibility.
Upload your product photos, your menu or your price list and the AI uses them as real content on the site.
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Learn moreAsk for any change in plain words, attach photos or documents, and point straight at the element you are talking about.
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