Kanorio’s AI website builder doesn’t ask you to answer a mountain of questions at once. Instead, we break the process down into 4 simple steps. Each step collects only the essential brand information the AI needs. Once finished, the AI generates a draft website that you can continue to refine.
Think of it as having a website-savvy assistant prepare the first version for you: you provide the "who, what, style, and desired visitor action," and the AI organizes that information into website content. You remain in control of whether to publish, how to edit the text, and which images to swap.
It doesn’t need to be perfect, but the more complete the following information is, the closer the result will be to your brand:
If you don’t have everything ready, you can still complete the first version with what you have. Once the site is generated, you can fill in the rest in the website editor.
After logging in, select "Create Website" from the site switcher in the header. If you don't have any websites yet, you will also see buttons to start the process in your dashboard and the website editor.
Your progress is saved automatically as a draft. A Draft is a work-in-progress version that hasn't been published yet. You can switch steps, refresh the page, or leave and return later to finish.
There are 3 required fields in the first step: website content language, brand name, and brand tagline.
This is the language the AI will use to write your website content. It doesn’t have to be the same as your current Kanorio interface language.
For example, you can use the Kanorio interface in English while asking the AI to generate content in Japanese or another language. The Kanorio interface supports 6 languages, while AI content generation supports over 60 languages and regional variants.
Your brand name will appear in the site title, navigation, footer, and AI-generated copy. Please enter the name your visitors will actually see.
Good examples:
We don't recommend using "My Website" or "Test." These names provide too little information for the AI to understand your brand positioning.
Your tagline should explain "who you are and what value you provide" in one or two sentences. It doesn’t need to sound like an advertisement, but the more specific, the better.
Too vague:
Providing the best service
Specific:
Providing appointment-based pour-over coffee experiences and corporate catering for busy professionals.
The second example helps the AI understand your target audience, service format, and unique value, making it easier to generate relevant homepage headers and descriptions.
Step 2 includes two cards: service images (required) and service description (optional).
Upload at least 1 image; you can add up to 10. These can be products, portfolio pieces, your storefront, service scenes, team members, or other assets that represent your brand.
We recommend choosing clear, bright images directly related to your services. Avoid uploading unrecognizable screenshots or irrelevant assets, as these images influence how the AI understands your business and may appear on your generated site.
While optional, adding a service description is highly recommended. It helps the AI better understand your offerings, client types, processes, and unique features.
Consider answering these questions:
For example:
Providing 1-on-1 career consulting, resume reviews, and mock interviews to help career-switchers find their path.
This text helps the AI generate content tailored to "career services" rather than a generic company.
Step 3 collects your brand color, homepage cover image, and brand logo. All 3 are required.
Your brand color is the theme color that appears most frequently on your site, such as on buttons, links, or key sections. Kanorio requires both a light and dark version to ensure your site remains readable across different themes.
Color codes are represented by a 6-digit alphanumeric code starting with #, such as #0084FA. If you already have a brand color, simply enter it. If you're unsure, choose a color close to your logo, and the system will help prepare a corresponding dark version.
The cover image is the large photo visitors see first when they enter your site, usually at the top of the homepage. We recommend choosing a photo that immediately explains who you are or what you do, such as a storefront, portfolio piece, service scene, or product hero shot.
Your logo appears in the website header. You can upload a logo image or choose an icon if you don't have a file. You must set at least one of these to complete this step.
The final step includes custom buttons, brand links, and contact information. The core of this step is telling visitors what to do after they finish browsing your site.
CTA (Call to Action) buttons guide visitors to take the next step, such as "Book Now," "View Products," or "Contact Us."
You must complete at least one button, and each button requires:
External links can be booking systems, social media pages, product pages, email links, or phone numbers. Please click and test the link yourself to ensure it takes visitors to the right place.
Brand links are optional. You can add links to your Instagram, Facebook, Threads, YouTube, etc., to help the AI and your website footer better understand your existing public brand channels.
Address, phone number, email, and business hours are all optional. If you provide them, please ensure the format is correct; for example, phone fields are validated by country/region, and email fields require a valid email format.
Once you complete step 4 and start generation, Kanorio creates a website generation task. The screen will show the current status, such as "Preparing," "Generating Content," or "Finished."
During generation, the system processes your brand data to handle visuals and content before creating your editable website. If the system is busy, you may see your place in the queue or estimated wait time. Please keep the page open until it finishes; if your connection drops, the system will attempt to resume the task.
Once finished, you will be taken to the website editor with a completion prompt. At this stage, your site is still a draft and not yet public.
Check the following in the website editor:
AI-generated content is a first draft, not a final version. You can click on any section to edit text, swap images, delete unwanted content, or add new modules.
Read more:
You can edit it directly in the website editor. You can change text, images, buttons, and module order without rebuilding the entire site. If only a specific section is off, local adjustments are usually faster than starting over.
Yes, it is optional. However, filling it out helps the AI better understand your services and audience, which usually results in more relevant content.
This usually means required information is missing for that step. Check that you have language, brand name, and tagline in Step 1; at least one image in Step 2; brand color, cover image, and logo/icon in Step 3; and at least one complete custom button in Step 4.
Your progress is saved as a draft periodically. You can return to the website creation flow to continue where you left off. However, we recommend waiting for image uploads to finish before leaving the page.
AI Credits are the usage quota provided by your website plan, used for AI page generation, module generation, or AI writing features. The AI website builder itself does not consume credits. Different plans have different credit amounts and reset cycles; please refer to Plan Comparison.
Yes. The Kanorio interface language and website content language are set separately. You can keep your interface in English and choose another supported language for your website content in Step 1.
If you only want to display a list of social or booking links, you can select "Link-in-Bio Tool" in the "Website Type" section at the end of Step 4, or choose "Brand Website + Link-in-Bio Tool." All three website types require completing all 4 steps, including service images. Read more: .