
Describe what you want. It drafts a page, rewrites a paragraph, shortens a headline, or writes the description of a picture for people who cannot see it.
It works on the page you are looking at, not in a separate chat window.
“A services page for a plumber who does emergency call-outs” becomes a page with the right sections, ready to correct.
Shorter, warmer, plainer, in another language — applied to the paragraph you selected and nothing else.
A description written from the picture itself, so a screen reader has something true to say to a visitor who cannot see it.
It finds the subject of a photo and keeps that part when the banner is cropped for a narrow screen.
Hand it a menu, a price list or a brochure and it fills the section’s lines from what the file says.
It never writes a customer review or a result on your behalf. Those lines stay yours to fill.
Google’s Gemini models. If one of them is busy it moves to another on its own, so a busy hour does not stop your work.
No. Everything it writes lands in your draft, on the page, for you to read and change before you press Publish.
It is on during the free trial, and it is the AI Assistant add-on when you go paid — see Pricing.
The demo builds a whole site with it, in front of you.
We would like to record how this site is used, so we can fix what does not work. Nothing is recorded unless you say yes. How we use it