Pages are independent URLs and content containers within your website (e.g., Home /, Services /services, Contact /contact), while Modules are the content building blocks placed within those pages. A website can have multiple pages, and each page can be freely composed of various modules.
Open the "Pages" panel from the top toolbar in the website editor. The panel is divided into three tabs:
| Page Type | Purpose |
|---|---|
| General Pages | Manage your homepage and any custom pages like Services, Portfolio, About Us, or Events. |
| Legal Pages | Manage the 6 built-in legal and privacy templates (hidden by default; can be edited and published). |
| Blog Pages | Adjust the blog homepage and the layout and SEO for category, tag, and author archive pages. |
In the "Standard Pages" tab, click "Add Page" (or click the "⋯" menu on an existing page and select "Add Subpage" to create up to 3 levels of nested subpages; you can also click "View Site Structure" in the top right to get a bird's-eye view of your site at Site Structure). You have two ways to create a page:
services or about; use only lowercase English letters, numbers, and hyphens -; the system will also suggest a path based on the title). New blank pages automatically inherit the site-wide header and footer.Note: Newly created pages are saved as drafts. Until you click "Publish" in the top right of the editor, the page will not appear on your live site, and header/footer navigation links pointing to unpublished pages will be automatically hidden. A single website can have up to 1,000 pages (including standard pages, directory pages, product pages, and link-in-bio pages; system pages are excluded; this limit applies to all plans).
The Home Page is the first page visitors see when they open your main URL (/). It is fixed at the top of the list and cannot be deleted or hidden.
If you want to change the home page to another page (the page must be at the first level and have no subpages; if it has subpages, please move them out via "⋯ → Move to..."), click "Set as Home" in the "⋯" options menu on the right of that page and confirm. The system will automatically perform three actions:
/).In the "Pages" panel, click the "SEO" button for a page (or go to "SEO › Pages" in the dashboard) to modify the page title, parent page, URL path, search result title and description, and social sharing preview image.
/go, one page per site).When building your site, the system pre-prepares 6 common legal terms templates in "Pages › Legal Pages". These pages belong to your own public website (used to explain rules to your visitors and buyers) and are hidden by default. You can modify the content according to your actual business, toggle visibility (eye icon), and publish them. You can also restore them to the default template when needed.
Disclaimer: Built-in templates are for drafting purposes only and do not constitute formal legal advice. Before publishing, please be sure to verify your brand name, contact information, actual data collected, and return/exchange policies. If your business involves specific regulations or high-risk activities, we recommend consulting a legal professional.
You do not need to publish all six at once; choose based on the features your site actually provides:
| Legal Page & Slug | Purpose | Recommended for |
|---|---|---|
Terms of Service (/terms-of-service) | Outlines the rules for visitors, intellectual property rights, and liability limits. | Recommended for all public websites. |
Privacy Policy (/privacy-policy) | Explains what personal data you collect (e.g., name, email, phone), how it is used, stored, and your contact details. | Essential for sites with online forms, store checkouts, newsletter subscriptions, or customer support. |
Cookie Policy (/cookie-policy) | Explains how the site uses cookies to function, remember preferences, or analyze traffic and ads. | Sites using Cookie Consent Banners, visitor tracking, or integrations like GA4, Meta Pixel, or GTM. |
Purchase Terms (/purchase-terms) | Details order conditions, pricing, payment, and delivery methods for products or services. | Essential for sites selling physical goods, digital content, or courses. |
Return Policy (/return-policy) | Outlines conditions, timeframes, and exclusions (e.g., digital or custom items) for returns, exchanges, or refunds. | Essential for sites selling goods or services (often required by payment processors). |
Disclaimer (/disclaimer) | States that site information is for general reference only and does not constitute professional advice, while clarifying external link liability. | Sites providing expert columns, reviews, tutorials, or containing many external links. |
The "Blog Pages" tab lists the Blog Home maintained automatically by the system, as well as templates for article collection pages such as Categories, Tags, and Authors.
Header and footer navigation links are selected and sorted manually. They are not automatically added to the menu when a new page is created (this allows you to create landing pages for campaigns that aren't in the main menu). After adding and publishing a page, please go to Header and Footer to add the page to your navigation items.
Currently, one-click duplication of an entire page is not supported. If you need a page with a similar structure, you can add a blank page (which automatically inherits the site-wide header and footer) or "Copy" modules on an existing page and then use the module menu to "Move to another page".
No. The 6 legal terms pages use fixed standard English paths (e.g., /privacy-policy, /terms-of-service) to make them easily identifiable by visitors, search engines, and payment auditors. However, you are free to modify the page title and content.
No, they won't break! When you modify the URL of an already published standard page or move its parent page, the confirmation window will default to automatically creating a 301 permanent redirect (automatically redirecting the old path of the page and its subpages to the new path). If you delete an old page and want to redirect the old URL to a different page, you can manually add a 301 redirect rule at URL Redirects.
All plans, including the Free plan, can have up to 1,000 pages per website (including standard pages, automatically created parent directory pages, individual product pages, and link-in-bio pages; system pages like blog home, store home, and legal pages are not counted; blog posts are counted as data collection entries). If you receive a "Single website page limit reached (1,000 pages)" prompt, please delete old campaign pages you no longer need or old products without transaction records to continue adding new ones.