Getting started

To generate your first PageFork site: go to pagefork.ai, describe your site in one sentence, click Generate, then iterate with natural-language prompts and click Publish when you’re ready.

This guide walks you through generating, editing, and publishing your first landing page — from zero to live domain in about five minutes.

1. Describe your site

On the homepage, type a sentence describing what you want to build. Try to include:

• Who it’s for — “a launch page for my AI fitness app”
• What it should highlight — “with pricing, testimonials, and a booking form”
• Any tone or style cues — “bold and minimal, dark mode”

Optionally pick a model tier in the composer — Standard (default), Advanced, or Premium — then hit Generate. PageFork will produce your first version in under a minute.

Already have an account? Click Create new site on the dashboard or in the sidebar.

Tip: paste a live website URL to modernize or redesign an existing site (Reference websites), or attach a file for logos and specs (File uploads).

2. Iterate in plain English

You don’t have to get it right the first time. Just tell PageFork what you want changed. Examples:

• “Make the hero darker.”
• “Replace the pricing table with a comparison grid.”
• “Add a testimonials section above the FAQ.”
• “Shorten the hero headline — make it punchier.”

Every change is instant and non-destructive. Undo, redo, and branch experiments freely.

3. Publish to your domain

Want feedback first? Share a free preview link — no domain or plan needed.

When you’re happy, hit Publish. Going live needs two things:

1. A plan for the site. Pick Basic (€5/month) or Pro (€14/month, adds leads, destinations and analytics), monthly or yearly, and pay in Stripe Checkout. See Basic and Pro plans.
2. A custom domain you own, connected and verified (DNS records to copy, SSL is automatic). There’s no free pagefork.ai address.

Then click Publish again. PageFork generates a static, CDN-hosted version of your site and exposes a sitemap for search engines.

That’s it — your page is live. Read Connecting your domain for the domain setup details.