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You can manage important page-level settings directly in the Site Builder. Open the ⋯ more-options menu in the top bar and choose Page settings. These settings help control how your page appears to visitors, in search results, and when shared on social media.

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Page Settings

  • Page Title The title that appears in browser tabs, search results, and social shares. A good page title is concise, descriptive, and includes relevant keywords.
  • Page Description A short summary (1–2 sentences) of the page’s content. This description appears under the title in search engine results and helps improve click-through rates.
  • Social Preview Image Upload an image (1200×630px) that will be shown when your page is shared on social platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
  • Show in Search Results Controls whether your page can be indexed by search engines like Google. When enabled (the default), your page will be discoverable in search results. When disabled, a noindex meta tag is added to prevent search engines from indexing the page.

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Site Settings

Site-wide settings live in the same ⋯ more-options menu under Site settings. The General tab covers your site name, description, and social preview image, with a live Google search preview, and includes your site favicon. Your favicon is the small icon displayed in browser tabs, bookmarks, and search results. Setting a favicon ensures your brand looks professional and recognizable across the web. Upload a 64×64 pixel ICO, PNG, GIF, or JPG.
Tip: Use a simplified version of your logo for maximum clarity at small sizes.

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SEO

The SEO tab controls how your whole site is discovered:
  • Show in search results, the site-wide switch for search and answer engine visibility. Keep it off while your site is unfinished; turn it on to configure the settings below.
  • Crawler rules, with Auto for the recommended defaults (separate switches for search engines, answer engines like ChatGPT Search and Perplexity, and AI model training) or Custom to write your own rules.
  • Sitemap, which publishes a list of your public pages at /sitemap.xml and adds its address to your crawler rules automatically.
  • Answer engine index, which publishes an llms.txt file summarizing your pages for supported answer engines, updated every time you publish.
Changes on this tab save automatically.

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Publishing Changes

  • Updates to Page & SEO settings apply as soon as you save and republish your page.
  • Updates to Site settings, including the favicon, apply across your entire site once saved and published.