What’s New
Features
- Link previews. The publish dialog and a page’s Settings now have a Link preview section: the title, description and 1200×630 image people see when the page’s link is shared in a text, an email, or on Facebook, LinkedIn, X or Slack. A live card shows how the link will look as you edit. Leave the title blank and the page’s own title is used.
- Generate with AI. One click has AI read your page and write the title and description, and design an image to go with them. We ask you to confirm first, because it uses AI credits (about 45 per run). It runs in the background, so you can close the dialog and keep working. We’ll let you know when it’s ready, and you can edit everything afterwards.
- Refine the image. Describe a change, such as “warmer evening light” or “bigger headline”, and AI redraws the image with it. This also uses AI credits.
- Use your own image. Upload a PNG, JPEG, WebP or GIF instead, and we crop it to the right size for you.
- Choose a photo from your page. Pick any photo already on the page for the link preview, and we crop it to size. This doesn’t use AI credits.
- Your page’s photo by default. Until you add an image, a shared link shows the page’s hero photo, or its first photo, instead of your logo. The description set in the page builder’s Metadata section is used too when you leave the link preview’s blank. Open Graph tags in the builder’s Custom Head HTML are kept unless you fill in the same field here.
- Landing page favicon. Set the icon shown in the browser tab on all your landing pages from Settings → Custom Domains, and give a team domain its own if you like. A favicon set in a page’s own design (the page builder’s Metadata section) still wins.