How to create a website with AI
Qleerly Website Creator turns a written brief into a website you can preview and download. It is available on Plus and higher plans. The output needs your review before hosting it publicly.
1. Write a factual brief
Give the business name, what it offers, who the site is for and the action visitors should take. Include your real contact information only if it is meant to be public. List the sections or pages you need and describe the visual style.
Example brief: “Create a one-page website for a bicycle repair workshop. Use a blue and cream design. Include services, opening hours, a location section and a contact button. Mark unknown prices, address and phone number as placeholders. Do not invent testimonials or awards.”
Replace the example with facts about your own business. If you have approved copy, provide it instead of asking the model to invent details.
2. Set the scope
For a first version, specify one main goal and a short list of sections. If you need multiple pages, use the page mode offered by Website Creator and name the pages you need. Say which navigation links should connect them. Do not assume every feature is included just because a page looks complete.
Contact forms, reservations, logins and checkouts need working services behind them. A visual form alone does not deliver messages or process payments. Describe the intended integration, then check that it is implemented before launch.
3. Review the preview
- Check names, addresses, opening hours and prices against your source information.
- Check links and buttons. Remove placeholders before publishing.
- Try a narrow screen and make sure navigation, text and forms are usable.
- Check headings, image alternatives and keyboard focus.
- Check that contact and purchase actions work end to end.
You can ask for focused revisions in the same conversation. For example: “Keep the layout, make the contact action clearer and remove the unverified customer quote.”
4. Download and host
Use the preview and download controls shown with your generated result. Downloaded files need hosting; generation does not itself deploy the site to your domain. Keep a copy of the files, review any embedded code and connect required services before making the site public.
5. Check search basics
Give each public page a specific title, an accurate description and a clear main heading. Keep navigation crawlable and add structured data only for facts visible on the page. Check HTTPS, mobile usability, robots.txt and a sitemap on the hosted website.
Use Qleerly’s AI Search Check for a first technical check. Google’s AI search guidance says the existing SEO foundations apply to AI features too. No technical score guarantees traffic, ranking or citation.
What does it cost?
Website Creator requires Plus or higher and uses your plan’s allowance. Current subscription prices are on the pricing page. Hosting and any external form, booking or payment service may have their own costs.
For a calculator or browser tool, choose App Creator. For general writing and explanations, start with AI chat. The Qleerly guide explains saved conversations, revisions and stopping a response.
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