Pages are independent URLs and content containers within your website, such as your Home, Services, About Us, Portfolio, or Contact page. Modules are the building blocks you place inside these pages. A website can have multiple pages, and each page can contain multiple modules.
Before creating a multi-page website, list the questions your visitors ask most often. For most brands, the Home page answers "Who are you?", the Services page answers "What do you offer?", and the Contact page answers "What is the next step?".
Open "Pages" at the top of the editor. The panel contains three tabs:
The home page is the first page visitors see after entering your main URL. Kanorio creates a home page when you set up your site, and it is fixed at the top of your page list.
While you can edit the content and SEO of your current home page, it cannot be deleted or reordered. If you want visitors to see a different page first, select "Set as Home" in that page's options. Once set, the original home page will move to a new path, the new home page will take over the main URL, and the original path will permanently redirect to the new home page to prevent broken links.
If your site does not have a link-in-bio page yet, you might see "Try the Link-in-Bio tool" at the top of the panel. This creates a dedicated sub-page for links (usually at /go), which cannot contain other modules. A site can only have one such page; for details, read .
If your home page is already a link-in-bio page and you don't have a brand page yet, the panel will show "Create a full website." If your link-in-bio page already has images and your site settings have custom buttons, a brand page will be generated automatically. If you are missing images or buttons, you will be prompted to add them. For details, read .
Click "Add Page" in the "General Pages" tab. You can choose between "AI Assistant" or "Start from Scratch."
Start from Scratch is best if you already know your page structure and want to add modules and text yourself. The new page will inherit the current header and footer settings to keep your site navigation consistent.
AI Assistant is ideal if you only have a topic or goal. Describe your services, target audience, desired information, and the action you want visitors to take, and the AI will generate a draft for you to refine.
When adding a blank page, enter the page title and URL path. The path is the part after your main URL (e.g., yourbrand.com/services).
Use short, descriptive, and unique lowercase English paths like about, services, or contact. The system may suggest a path based on your title, which you can modify. You can adjust the title and path in page settings later; be sure to notify visitors or update links before changing a shared URL.
Once created, you will enter the new page. Start with a hero section or text-image module to explain the page topic, then add cases, FAQs, forms, or buttons as needed. Read "Understanding and Using Modules" to learn how to operate them.
Click the "SEO" button for any page in the "Pages" list to manage the page title, URL path, search title, search description, keywords, and social sharing info.
Next to the URL path, click "AI URL Suggestion" to generate English path options based on the current title. Manual clicks count toward your AI usage quota; see .
SEO is not about stuffing keywords. Use natural language to describe the actual content of the page and ensure each page has a unique title and description. For more, read "Complete SEO Setup."
Select "Set as Home" in the options for a general page and confirm. The system will:
/)On the Free plan, only the home page can be published. If you have added a link-in-bio sub-page and want visitors to see it immediately, set it as the home page before publishing.
You can drag and drop pages in the "General Pages" list to change their order. The home page is fixed at the top. This order is for management; if your header uses custom navigation items, you must adjust their order separately in "Header & Footer."
Use the eye icon next to a page to toggle its visibility. When hidden, the page will not appear on the live site, and visitors will see a 404 error if they try to access the original URL. This is useful for event pages in preparation or services temporarily paused.
This stops public access but is not a login or permission management feature. Do not store passwords, private documents, or restricted data on public website pages; use services designed with login and access control for such content.
Select "Delete" in the page options. The home page cannot be deleted. Before deleting, ensure no headers, footers, buttons, ads, or social posts still link to that page.
If you just want to hide it temporarily, use the hide function instead of deleting. Do not assume deleted pages can be restored from version history.
The "Legal Pages" tab provides pre-built terms and privacy-related pages. You cannot add new legal pages, but you can edit existing ones, toggle their visibility, or restore them to the default template.
Legal documents vary by service, region, and data handling. Kanorio's templates are not legal advice; consult a professional to ensure they meet your actual business needs before going live.
To learn about the purpose of each legal page, read .
The "Blog Pages" tab provides a fixed blog home page and templates for archive pages like categories, tags, and authors. You don't need to create these URLs manually, and you cannot add, hide, or delete other blog templates. Clicking an item will prepare the page when needed, allowing you to adjust its appearance and SEO.
Manage blog post content in the blog management area; this tab primarily controls the pages visitors use to browse your article collections.
Different plans allow for different numbers of published pages. The Free plan currently only supports publishing the home page. If you add more general pages, check if your plan supports multi-page publishing. You can still create and edit drafts, but check editor prompts and plan benefits before going live.
The Free plan currently only allows publishing the home page. You can create and edit other general pages, but multi-page publishing requires a supported plan. Please refer to the pricing page and editor prompts.
Yes. Select "Set as Home" in the page options and confirm. The original home page will move to a new path, and the selected page's original URL will permanently redirect to the new home page. Since the Free plan only supports publishing the home page, set your link-in-bio sub-page as the home page before publishing if you want visitors to see it.
No, you should not use them this way. Hidden pages are not publicly visible and return a 404 error when accessed directly, but this is not a login or permission system. Sensitive data should not be placed on any page of a public website.
The page management panel does not currently offer a duplicate page feature for users. If you need a similar page, create a blank page, inherit the site-wide header and footer, and add the necessary modules one by one.
Renaming a page usually doesn't change the URL, but changing the URL path will break old links. Update all navigation, buttons, and external promotional links, and set up Redirect Rules for any old paths still in circulation. Test the links after the change.