Once you finish "Getting Started," you will have a website ready for further refinement. Now, you can transform your first draft into a polished site that perfectly aligns with your brand, services, and visitor needs.
"Build Your Website" focuses on deep editing and customization: adding content, managing pages, adjusting aesthetics, uploading images, using AI, and integrating content from other platforms. You don't need to know how to code; everything is handled directly within the Kanorio editor.
If you have already created your first site but encounter any of the following, start here:
Read "Understanding Modules." Modules are the building blocks of your site: covers, text-image layouts, FAQs, and portfolios are all independently editable blocks. Then, use the "Module Type Guide" to pick the best one for your needs.
Read "Managing Pages." You can start from a blank page or use AI to generate a first draft, then adjust the URL path and search settings.
Read "Using Link-in-Bio Tools." This acts as an auxiliary entrance for your brand, allowing you to organize links before generating a full brand website.
Read "Setting Up Legal Pages." We provide six common templates; you can decide which pages to check and publish based on whether you collect data, use tracking, or sell products.
Read "Brand Visuals & Style Settings" to adjust fonts, brand colors, light/dark modes, module spacing, and corner rounding. For site-wide navigation and contact info, read "Designing Headers & Footers."
Read "Images & Media." This covers where to upload, supported formats, how to write ALT text, and when to use free stock photos.
Read "Managing Website Storage." This explains which files share your quota, capacity per plan, where to view usage, and how to handle storage limits.
Read "Accelerate Building with AI." You can use AI to draft modules, generate entire pages, or optimize text. For search settings and promotion, visit the "SEO & Promotion" category; you always have the final say on AI output.
Read "Connecting Social & Third-Party Tools." You can use integration modules to display public social posts, videos, music, forms, booking pages, or design drafts on your site.
Read "Drafts, Saving & Publishing." You can safely edit in your draft; visitors will generally see the previously published version until you hit publish.
Read "Site Settings & Management." This distinguishes between console and editor settings, covering shared buttons, social links, site language, currency, and data export.
"Getting Started" guides you through your first login, AI site creation, and initial publish—the basic flow from zero to one. This category doesn't repeat editor interface basics; instead, it teaches you how to use every feature more deeply.
If you haven't created a site yet, please read "Create Your First Website with AI." If you only want to connect your own domain or take your site offline, go to "Go Live & Domains."
Most people find it helpful to follow this order: "Modules → Pages → Legal Pages → Header & Footer → Brand Visuals → Images → Storage → AI → Integrations → Drafts & Publishing → Site Settings." If you have a specific issue, feel free to jump directly to the relevant article.
