Shape it through conversation
Describe the site, its pages and the feeling you want. Keep developing the draft through chat, with the preview alongside it.
Turn a brief into a multi-page website draft. See the result, refine the details and choose when it is ready to publish.
Describe the site, its pages and the feeling you want. Keep developing the draft through chat, with the preview alongside it.
Edit supported text, colors and typography directly. Bring an image from your library into a hero or gallery section.
Preview desktop and phone layouts. Keep saved versions, publish a hosted link and decide when to make your next changes live.
Drafts and publishing
Keep revising, save versions and restore an earlier direction. Your draft stays separate from the public website.
Publish when ready
Visitors see the version you choose to publish. Put the next changes online when you are ready.
Restoring a version creates a new draft. Taking a site offline keeps its drafts and history.
Inside the workspace
Open the website beside the conversation to keep the brief and the result in view. Ask for a revision, compare the saved versions and continue shaping the details.
See how it works
Start a conversation with the purpose, pages and references for your site. Select a project to bring its brand preferences along.
Open the preview, move between pages and refine the supported content. Check phone and desktop layouts before publishing.
Publish a hosted link from Sites. Where domain services are enabled, connect a domain you own or search for a new one, then follow the verification steps.
Sites includes domain connection and domain search when those services are enabled. An existing domain requires DNS setup and verification. A new domain is a separate purchase; review its price and registration details before checking out.
No. Saved drafts and the published version are separate. Restoring an earlier version creates a new draft. Publish the changes when you are ready, or take the public link offline while retaining your drafts.
Make the next move
Start with a brief. Make it yours, one revision at a time.