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Build a site

From idea to live preview: the discovery questions, the editable brief, building, editing by chat, styles, effects, versions and export.

Updated October 3, 20262 min read

On this page
  1. Steps
  2. Give it real content
  3. Style and effects
  4. Quality pass
  5. Projects page
  6. Export
  7. Limits

Steps

  1. Open Create and describe what you want, in a sentence or two: "A one-page site for my dog-walking business in Austin."
  2. Answer the discovery questions (3 to 6 tappable chips with free text). Each is skippable, and "Just build it" skips them all. Discovery itself makes no model call and costs nothing.
  3. Review the brief. Edit anything: name, goal, audience, tone, pages, real content, style direction, motion.
  4. Check the credit estimate and press Approve and build.
  5. Watch the build stream in, then check the live preview on desktop and mobile widths.
  6. Refine by chatting: "Make the headline shorter", "Add a pricing section", "Use a darker palette".
  7. Open version history to compare or undo any change.
  8. Publish when you are happy.

Give it real content

The generator writes from your brief. The more real facts you provide (name, services, prices, hours, a contact address), the less placeholder text you will see. Fields that Keplar had no facts for are marked as to-do placeholders, which a quality check flags so you do not publish them by accident.

Style and effects

Eight style directions provide font pairings and palettes checked for readable contrast in light and dark. Changing the style re-applies the design without calling a model and costs no credits. Optional motion effects (reveals, parallax, and a small set of particle or contour scenes) can be turned on per site and set to an intensity; they respect reduced-motion settings and fall back to still images on weak devices or Save-Data connections. They are off by default unless your brief asks for motion.

Quality pass

After a build, an automated pass looks for filler placeholder text, emoji used as icons, clichéd copy, invented proof, missing alt text and labels, heading problems, fixed widths that overflow, and low contrast. Mechanical problems are repaired automatically; a single model repair pass handles the rest (it is included at the high end of the estimate); and a final pass removes unverified quotes.

Projects page

All your sites are listed with a thumbnail, status (Live, Draft or Needs update), versions and last change. You can rename, duplicate, archive and restore (not while published), and open a drawer with the live URL, the ZIP, leads CSV and activity.

Export

Download a ZIP of the current version at any time. The Code tab shows each file. Your site is yours to take elsewhere.

Limits

Project counts and page counts depend on your plan, and Lite builds are small. Builds can take a few minutes; a build stops at the time limit rather than running forever. See Create limits by plan.

Related

  • Publish your site: Publish to a free keplar address, what the pre-publish scan blocks, search indexing, SEO fields, forms and leads, and the abuse report link.
  • Import a product from a link or photo: Start a shop page from a real product: how the link fetch respects robots.txt, what the photo reader does, the editable review card, and the rights check.
  • Create limits by plan: Project counts, custom domains, agents, connected apps, product import and media access by plan, and what happens when you hit a limit.
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  1. Steps
  2. Give it real content
  3. Style and effects
  4. Quality pass
  5. Projects page
  6. Export
  7. Limits