Create a page

Open Pages in the sidebar. You have three ways to start a page. Whichever you pick, the new page opens in the builder as a draft, and nobody sees it until you publish.

Build with AICopy Anchor Link

Describe the page and the AI assistant writes the first draft.

1. Choose Build with AI.
2. Under Address, set where the page lives on your storefront. You can change it later.
3. Describe the page: who it is for, what it sells, the tone you want.
4. Pick how you want to edit it: Editable section by section (blocks) or One document you edit directly (HTML).
5. Choose Build it.

The builder opens while the assistant works. See AI assistant for what happens next.

Start from a templateCopy Anchor Link

A template is a finished page with example copy. Every block stays editable.

1. Choose Start from a template.
2. Pick one: Product launch, Online course, Digital download, Coming soon or Link in bio. The preview shows it in your store's theme.
3. Choose Use this template.
4. Set the Slug, and optionally the Product this page sells. Every buy button points at that product from the start.
5. Choose Create page.

You can leave the product for later and pick it in the builder. Publishing waits until every buy button points at a real product.

Start from a blank pageCopy Anchor Link

1. Choose Blank page.
2. Enter the Slug: the page's address on your storefront. The dialog shows the address it will be reachable at.
3. Under How you'll build it, pick Blocks or HTML.
4. Under What it's for, pick a kind. A block page starts with a few starter blocks for that kind; an HTML page starts empty whichever you pick.
5. Choose Create page.

The kinds are:

• Landing: a campaign or sales page, built to convert one visit.
• Product: sells one product. Match the slug to a product to take over its URL.
• Home: laid out like a front page. You choose the homepage on the pages list, not here.
• Custom: anything else, such as a policy or thank-you page. Starts empty.

Starter blocks are ordinary blocks. Rewrite, reorder or delete any of them.

If the slug is refusedCopy Anchor Link

The pages listCopy Anchor Link

Each row shows the page's slug, kind, mode, status and when it was last updated. A published page has a link that opens it on your storefront; a draft shows Publish to get a link. A warning mark next to the status means the page has Unpublished changes: the latest edits are saved as a draft and are not live yet.

To remove a page, choose the delete icon on its row, then Delete page. The page stops answering on the storefront. Its version history is kept. Your homepage cannot be deleted; choose another homepage first.

New to pages? How pages work on the pages list opens a short practice run. Nothing in it is saved or shown to buyers.