Design a page with AI

Custom AI can design your whole result page for you, then keep changing it as you talk to it. It isn’t a module you drop in beside the others: it builds the entire page.

This is in beta. If you don’t see AI in the editor’s left rail, your workspace doesn’t have beta access yet.

Start

Click AI at the bottom of the Modules group in the editor’s left rail. The Custom AI panel opens on the right, in design mode — “Designing this page”.

You can also get here from an import: after bringing a list of people into a custom that has no page yet, the last step offers Design it now.

Tell it what you want

Custom AI already knows your offer and your audience, and starts from that. Tap Design it from what you know, or describe what the page should get across.

If your custom has several scores, it may ask which number the page should lead with — you can answer Surprise me.

Pick a design

It comes back with up to four finished designs, side by side: Photos, Icons, Statement and Dense. Nothing on your canvas changes until you pick one; click another to swap. Try another look gets you a fresh set.

If only one design succeeds, it goes straight onto the page. Placeholder pictures are generated for you.

Copy a design you like: attach or paste a screenshot, and Custom AI reproduces it as your page. You get one design, with no choice to make.

Change it

• Ask. Type what to change. Custom AI redraws the page with your change and is told to leave the rest alone — but that isn’t guaranteed, so if a change goes wrong, press Cmd+Z (Ctrl+Z on Windows) to undo it.
• Click. Click anything on the page to rewrite its text, connect it to an answer or a score, or give that part a different version per answer with Who sees what.

Your conversation is kept for this custom. Leave design mode with the × on the mode pill; moving to another part of the editor leaves it too.

Good to know

The page is the still background behind your video, so nothing on it is clickable. Your webcam bubble sits in the top-right corner, and the designs keep the important parts out of it.

This is different from the HTML block, where you paste code you wrote yourself — see embed apps & webpages.