> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.sprinthub.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.sprinthub.com/en/topics/artificial-intelligence/ai-landing-pages/ai-landing-pages-creating-the-first-page.md). # AI Landing Pages - Creating the First Page ## Choosing a title and alias When accessing the module **AI Landing Pages**, you will find a list with all the pages already created.\ Each item in this list displays information such as the page title, its alias, publication status, URL (when available), number of visits, creation date, and number of submitted forms. Below is the meaning of some terms used: * Alias: changing the alias redefines your page address. The previous URL stops working and a new one is created automatically, based on the latest version of your code. It will appear at the end of the URL as in this example: `https://seudominio.com/page-alias`. * Title: this is the name that identifies the page within the list. It does not change how the page appears in the browser tab or in search engines like Google. After entering the Title and Alias, click **Save** to move on to the Builder.

## Choosing the generation method There are 4 page generation methods: * **Default (recommended):** this method uses a prompt about your company and how you imagine the site. In it, you can indicate which sections the page should have, promotions, which forms or data you want to capture, and even style details such as colors and typography. * **By Image:** in this method, you send screenshots or images of reference sites, and artificial intelligence generates a similar page, using these images as a base. * **Guided:** in this method, you answer a questionnaire about the company, visual identity, goals, references, product, and target audience. The answers help artificial intelligence create a page more aligned with your needs. * **Manual:** similar to the **Default**, but without using predefined CSS libraries (such as Tailwind) or icon libraries. It is recommended only for advanced users who want a more flexible level of customization.

## Generation Example: Default Below is an example of a prompt and the generated page. To make the illustration more complete, the only change made was the creation of the logo and the intro image, both generated within the builder itself.

## Saving changes and publishing the page Whenever you make changes in the builder, you need to save them. However, this is not enough to update the live site (the version that appears to customers). For the new version to become available, you need to publish it by clicking **Exit**, in the top-right corner, after saving.

*'Edit Page' screen. Unpublished page warning.*

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