Build a page with Page Builder

Open Page Builder, describe your page or choose one of thirteen industry templates. A blank canvas is available too. Use the chat to change the copy, colours, images and sections, then review the desktop and mobile previews.

A short idea is enough to start. For a new site without business details, Builder can propose a complete design concept with sample offers and copy. A visible notice identifies this sample content on every page. Replace it with your own details before publishing; review prices, contacts and claims rather than treating a generated concept as verified business information. After replacing the samples, tell the assistant that the content is confirmed and ask it to remove the concept notice. You can specify a visual style in your first message or refine it afterward.

The templates include useful content on the home page as well as linked detail pages. A restaurant starts with dishes and a dining guide; a salon with service choices and visit preparation; a product catalog with a collection and selection guidance; and a software page with a worked workflow. New generations use a matching industry brief to connect the offer, examples, practical questions and next step. They do not need invented reviews or customer numbers to fill the page.

Try a short request such as “Make a one-page landing for a hair salon called LINE”, then supply your actual treatments and booking link. For a restaurant, provide the menu when you have it: supplied dishes, prices and descriptions take precedence over sample content. Existing drafts keep their content; ask the chat for the changes you want. This content planning stays within the same AI request allowance.

On desktop, drag the divider between chat and preview to widen the chat. Builder remembers your preferred width in this browser. Double-click the divider to reset it, or focus it and use the arrow keys to resize and Enter to reset. On mobile, use the Chat and Preview tabs.

If an older draft has inner pages but an empty home page, describe what the home page should contain in the chat. Builder keeps the existing inner pages while creating the home page. Before saving, it checks internal links and can repair their destinations automatically. If a request remains paused, review the saved draft and choose Resume queue; waiting edits run in order.

Build a site with several pages

Each industry template starts with four linked pages and shared navigation. Choose Site pages above the preview to select the page your next chat request should edit. Links inside the preview also select that page. Add a page is available after the home page has content and opens a description form. Enter the new page’s purpose, useful details and links in the language you want, then choose Create page. Builder generates one additional page in the site’s shared design and opens it in the preview. Existing pages, branding and your unsent chat text are kept. If the purpose is unclear, the assistant asks for clarification instead of copying a template. A site can contain a home page and up to five additional pages. Ask the chat to rename or edit a page, or use Delete page to remove it.

Restaurant menus use readable dish rows with descriptions, prices and dietary notes. Schedules and product catalogs have their own layouts. Replace example prices, hours, policies and dietary information with verified details before publishing. Booking, ticket and purchase buttons link to the real service you provide; they do not create a reservation or charge a card themselves.

Navigation folds into an expandable menu on smaller screens. Review each page in mobile preview as well as desktop preview. Existing drafts keep their current content when templates change.

On phones and smaller tablets, use the persistent Chat, Preview and Templates buttons at the bottom of the editor. Switching views keeps your unsent message, selected site page and scroll position. Choose a page directly above the preview; internal links stay inside the editor. The chat heading shows which page you are editing. You can switch views while generation runs, and a dot on Preview marks an updated result.

Send a message to clear the input immediately. On mobile, the input starts compact, grows with your text up to a capped height, and shrinks again when cleared or sent. Sending also dismisses the keyboard; tap the input again to write another change. You can write and send the next change while Builder works; Change queue shows the current request and those waiting. Changes run in order against the latest saved result, keeping the page selected when each message was sent. You can remove a waiting request. The queue holds up to ten requests, including the one running.

If a request fails, later changes pause. Review the saved draft, then retry, remove a request or choose Resume queue. The queue and unsent text stay in the same browser tab across reloads; restored requests wait for your review and never replay automatically. Keep the tab open for the queue to run. A request interrupted by a connection loss may still finish on the server, so check the draft before repeating it.

How many AI requests are included?

Guests receive ten AI requests. Signing in gives an allowance of twenty in total, including requests already used as a guest. For example, after ten guest requests you have ten left; after three, you have seventeen left. The allowance belongs to your account across all projects. Deleting a project, creating another one, signing in again or changing a hosting plan does not refill it.

The chat shows your remaining requests. One message or Create page attempt counts once when AI work starts, including an attempt that later fails. Internal planning and repair steps do not cost additional requests. Rejected requests that never start AI work do not use the allowance. Templates, previews, publishing and direct photo controls do not use AI requests.

Only one chat generation can run for your account at a time. Requests also have shared rate limits; when a limit is reached, your queue pauses and keeps its waiting changes. After the guest allowance ends, create an account or sign in to continue within the twenty-request total. After all twenty are used, your drafts and published pages remain available, but further AI edits stop. A hosting subscription does not include additional AI requests.

If the primary AI is unavailable or returns a result Builder cannot safely use, Builder tries its backup AI once automatically. The chat shows Trying the backup AI. This uses the same request from your allowance, and the backup must pass the same checks. If both attempts fail or the backup reaches its separate usage budget, your queue pauses and the last saved draft stays available. Account, permission and request-limit errors do not trigger another provider.

Choose the page language

Builder uses the language of your latest chat request for the page and its reply. An English request updates a Russian draft in English, including the existing text and navigation on every page. You can also request a specific language explicitly, such as “Write this page in French.”

Create images or add your own photos

Builder plans the visual direction before assembling the page: composition, typography, colours, image framing and section treatments. That direction stays with the draft during small edits. A new image-led concept can create one matching illustration automatically; ordinary copy edits reuse existing images. Software and other text-led concepts can use typography and a workflow instead.

Open Photos → Create an AI image, describe what the image should show, and choose Generate image. Then choose a page and placement, or send a photo instruction. A manually created image stays unassigned until you choose where to use it.

Image creation has a separate allowance: one attempt as a guest, three in total after sign-in, across all projects. An automatic concept image uses this same allowance. Started attempts count even if the provider fails; requests rejected before generation do not. Signing in transfers spent attempts once, and deleting a draft or image does not restore them. Shared spending and storage limits can pause image generation before your personal allowance ends. You can still upload your own photos or use the images already saved.

AI images are illustrative concepts, not photographs of your actual business, products or results. A note identifies them on pages where they are used. Replace them with your own photography when you need to show real premises or products.

Choose Photos below the chat input, then Choose photos. You can upload up to eight JPEG, PNG or WebP photos per site, each up to 5 MB and 25 megapixels. Animated images and SVG files are not supported. Photos are resized for the page and location metadata is removed. Stored photos are compressed to WebP, at most 1 MB each. Builder also caps total photo storage; if it is full, new uploads pause and your existing photos remain available.

After upload, Builder asks where the photo should go or what it is for. Select its page and use Use as cover or Add to gallery for immediate placement without an AI request. Or describe a destination, such as “use this salon interior in the Visit section”, and choose Send photo instruction. This sends that specific photo with your instruction and uses one AI request. Your existing chat text is kept.

Keep as reference keeps the photo off the draft page and excludes it from automatic image selection. Builder does not visually analyse reference images; describe any details you want it to follow. Unassigned photos are not automatically placed, and the placement question survives reloading. You can upload before creating the page and describe the page and photo placement together.

When suitable photos cannot be added, the assistant explains that instead of reporting success. New generated pages cannot substitute toy blocks or coffee packaging for unrelated subjects such as a hair salon. Review the preview before publishing.

Uploaded photos have private preview links until they are used on a published page. Do not share a preview link if you want the photo to remain private. Only photos actually used on the published page become publicly accessible. Removing a photo edits the draft; publish the change to remove it from the live page too.

Publish free without an account

Build one project in your guest browser workspace and choose Publish page. It can include a home page and additional pages. The project is available at builder.aidrop.cloud/<page-id> for 30 days from its first publication, without registration or a card. The publication card shows the exact ending date in UTC and buttons to open or copy the link.

Edits, Update live page, unpublishing and republishing keep the original deadline. Before publication, a guest draft is kept for 30 days from creation. Clearing the browser’s cookies loses guest access; the public link alone cannot restore ownership. To start another guest project, delete the existing one, or sign in to create more saved drafts.

Register for 30 more days

After publication, choose Get 30 more days before the guest period ends. Use your existing aidrop account or register, then return to the same page. Claiming the project adds 30 days to its existing publication deadline once: up to 60 days from the original guest publication. The link stays the same. Later sign-ins and publication updates do not add more time.

Your account keeps the private draft after the free publication ends, and you can open it on another device. Public pages and their public photo links stop being served at the deadline. Choose paid hosting to publish again. Registration alone does not charge a card, create a Service or start a separate hosting trial. Signing in before your first guest publication saves the draft; the normal account-hosting flow below applies when you publish.

The dashboard’s Page Builder entry opens the same workspace. There is no separate Builder password. The account panel shows the connected email and workspace; if an email is unavailable, it shows the account identifier. Disconnect ends the Builder session and returns to guest mode. It keeps saved pages in your account, clears this tab’s unsent text and queued requests, and does not sign you out of the aidrop dashboard.

Publish to your own hosting

For account-created pages, choose Publish page when the preview is ready. For a project already published as a guest, its free extension stays on Builder; after upgrading to a paid workspace, choose Update live page (or Publish page if the free period ended) to move it to your own hosting. Builder prepares a Project, an aidrop Git repository and a template Service in your workspace. If this is your first workspace, a Personal Team is created for you. The usual Project and resource limits apply.

The first publication can take a few minutes. If you close the editor, reopen the saved page and choose Resume publishing. Progress is retained, so a retry reuses the same Project and Service.

Your share link remains builder.aidrop.cloud/<page-id> and directs visitors to your Service. Additional pages have addresses such as builder.aidrop.cloud/<page-id>/menu, redirecting to /menu on that same Service. All site pages share one Project and Service. Open hosting in aidrop opens its Project, including deployment status and logs.

Custom domains require Pro or a higher paid plan. Starter provides hosting on an aidrop address. After publishing, choose Connect your domain in Builder. It checks your current plan and access. If an upgrade is needed, open View plans, choose a plan in Billing, return and select Check again. If your site still uses free Builder hosting, select Publish to my hosting first.

Enter a domain you own, select Get DNS instructions, and add the displayed record at your DNS provider. Then select Verify connection. DNS propagation and HTTPS setup can take a few minutes; keep the instructions and retry verification if needed. Reopening these settings restores the domain and its status. A root domain may require ALIAS, ANAME or CNAME flattening when reopening instructions. All pages in the site share the connected domain; the original Builder link remains available. Connecting requires a team admin or developer role.

Edit a published page

Chat changes are saved as a draft. Choose Update live page to publish them. Free guest and extended pages update directly at their Builder link. On managed hosting, the Service receives all pages as one complete version and switches them atomically; ordinary text, layout and image changes do not rebuild the application.

A temporary connection failure leaves the last complete version running. Unpublish removes the public page when the Service receives that change. It does not delete your saved draft or cancel your aidrop subscription.

Delete a draft or page

Open My pages and choose Delete beside a site. Review its name and confirm Delete site. This permanently removes the whole Builder site, including its draft, chat, uploaded photos and published versions. Its public Builder links stop working. For managed hosting, the same confirmation also deletes the aidrop Project created for that site and starts stopping its Service. Git code and the workspace subscription are kept. A workspace admin must confirm deletion of a hosted site.

Builder checks the linked Project before deleting it. If you added other Services or backing resources, or changed its association, open View hosting Project and review deletion in aidrop first. If aidrop is unavailable, the Builder draft stays saved so you can retry; a retry also handles a Project already deleted by the previous attempt.

To remove one internal page, select it above the preview and choose Delete page. This removes it and links to it from the draft, along with any waiting requests targeting that page. The live version stays unchanged until you choose Update live page. Home is the site’s required root; delete the whole site through My pages to remove it.

Deletion requires confirmation and the latest saved version. Finish any active generation or publication first. Viewers cannot delete sites or pages.

Hosting trial and billing

The guest 30-day period and one-time account extension are served by Builder. They do not create a subscription. Account-created pages that use managed hosting keep the existing offer: new workspaces created by publishing through Builder receive 30 days of hosting from the first verified running site. There is a separate, short provisioning window while the first deployment is prepared. No card is required to start.

After the trial, Starter is $5 per month for one Project. Payment requires an explicit checkout; registering does not charge a card. Existing workspaces keep their current plan and trial terms. The Builder offer cannot be restarted by recreating a Team, and referral and Builder trial durations do not add together.

Free and trial Builder sites include a footer link: “Built and launched on aidrop.it”, localized for supported page languages. It appears on every page alongside your own footer and cannot be removed through chat. Paid plans from Starter omit it. After upgrading, choose Update live page to remove the link from the published site; no content edit or application rebuild is needed.

Unpaid hosting is subject to aidrop’s normal expiration and suspension rules. Your saved page remains in Builder. See runtime plans and limits for the current domain and resource allowances.

What a generated page can do

Builder produces structured pages using a fixed set of components. Generated pages do not execute model-written scripts, server code or arbitrary HTML. Forms, application backends and payments inside the generated page are not supported.

The model cannot access account credentials, Project secrets, Git tokens or deployment tools. Review the generated copy, images and links before publishing. Image credits remain part of the published page when the source requires attribution.