Edit your pages and add new ones
The Pages tab is a visual editor for the site you uploaded. Click text, an image or a link on the page and change it right there, then press Publish — no code needed. You can also add new pages that keep your site's header and footer. It is included on every plan and in the 7-day trial.
Open a site's pages
- Open Pages in the dashboard and choose the site under Website. The Edit button on a site card in My sites brings you to the same place.
- The list shows every page of the site with its title and address; the homepage is marked Home. The tabs above the list filter it: All, Published, Drafts and Trash.
- Click Edit next to a page. View opens the live page, and Duplicate starts a new page from a copy of it.
Pages works with sites uploaded as HTML files or as a ZIP. A page whose content is generated in the browser by a JavaScript framework (React, Vue, Next.js and similar) can't be edited visually; change it in your project's code and upload the new build.
Edit a page
The page opens the way visitors see it, with Desktop and Mobile buttons to check both sizes. Click any part of it and a toolbar appears with the tools that fit what you clicked.
| What you click | What you can do |
|---|---|
| Text | Type to change it. Make it bold or italic, turn it into a link, a heading (H2, H3), a paragraph or a quote, add a bulleted or numbered list, or clear the formatting. |
| An image | Replace it: choose a file, then zoom and drag to crop it, or tick Upload the file as it is to skip cropping (this keeps GIF animation). PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF, AVIF and SVG, up to 5 MB each. |
| A link or button | Edit link: paste an address or pick one of your pages, and choose whether it opens in a new tab. |
| Any block | Duplicate it (a card, a menu link, a whole section), Remove it, or Select parent to step out to the block around it. |
| Something new | Add an Image (you are asked for its alt text), a Video from a YouTube or Vimeo link, or an Embed: the code a service gives you for Google Maps, a booking or payment widget, a form, a calendar or a social post. Script-based embeds show on the live page after you publish. |
Publish puts your changes live straight away. Discard drops the changes you have not published.
- The first publish of an editing session saves the whole site as it was to Version History, so an edit can always be rolled back.
- After a publish, the sitemap,
llms.txt, Markdown copies and speed optimizations catch up in the background. - What is saved is your original HTML plus your edits. Anything the page's own scripts add while it runs is not written into the file.
Add a page
- Click + New page.
- Under Start from, choose Blank page — your header and footer (an empty area to write in, inside your site's own header and footer), Copy of one of your pages (its content comes too), or Paste your own HTML code (a full HTML page, with CSS in
<style>and JavaScript in<script>tags). - Fill in the Page title, the Page address (lowercase letters, numbers and dashes, for example
our-services) and a Description for search results, then click Create page.
A new page starts as a draft: nothing is public until you press Publish. Save draft keeps your work in the meantime.
To add the new page to your menu, open a page in the editor, click a menu link, choose Duplicate, then Edit link and point the copy at the new page.
If you paste your own code, the images and files it points to must already be on your site (upload them with Code / files) or use full https:// links.
Page settings and SEO checks
Page settings in the editor holds the page's Title, Description and Page address. Changing the address of a live page leaves a redirect at the old one, so existing links and search results keep working. The homepage's address can't be changed.
The same panel checks the page against six basics, and the Page settings button shows the score (for example SEO 4/6):
| Check | Passes when |
|---|---|
| Title | 30–60 characters |
| Meta description | 120–160 characters |
| One main heading (H1) | Exactly one, not counting headings inside the menu or header. Turn the extra ones into H2 fixes it in one click. |
| Section headings (H2) | At least one |
| Images with alt text | Every image has a description |
| Words on the page | 300 or more |
Drafts and Trash
- Drafts lists the pages that are not public yet. Open one with Edit, or press Publish in the list.
- Trash on a page or a draft moves it to the Trash. A trashed page stops being served straight away and drops out of the sitemap. The homepage can't be trashed.
- In the Trash tab, Restore puts a page back where it came from, live or draft. Delete permanently and Empty Trash remove pages for good.
SEO + GEO files
Under the page list, the SEO + GEO card has four switches for the whole site, so Google and AI assistants (ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity) can find every page:
| Switch | What it gives you |
|---|---|
Website sitemap (/sitemap.xml) |
Lists every page of your site, plus your blog sitemap. Submit this one in Google Search Console. |
| robots.txt | Allows all crawlers and points them to your sitemap. |
| llms.txt | A plain-text index of your pages and posts for AI assistants, in the llmstxt.org format. |
| Markdown copy of every page | Each page is also served as Markdown at its address + .md (the homepage at /index.md). |
Fylo writes these files only when your site has none of its own, and never overwrites a file you uploaded. Change the switches and click Save. The switches for the blog's own sitemap and post Markdown are in Blog → Settings.
Limits
- A page's HTML can be up to 5 MB, and each image up to 5 MB.
- New pages and images count towards your plan's storage (see plan limits).
- Code / files, next to the site picker, opens the file manager and code editor for the same site when you would rather change the HTML, CSS or JavaScript directly.
Related
- My sites — upload and replace the site, version history.
- Blog — posts and blog pages in the blog's theme.
- Performance — speed settings applied to every page.
Try it on your site
Everything here is in your dashboard. The 7-day free trial needs no card.
Open the dashboard