Page Creation & Management with Flexi Genie

How to create, edit, publish, and organize your FlexiFunnels pages using simple chat requests.

Overview

Pages are the building blocks of every funnel — your landing pages, sales pages, checkout pages, and thank-you pages. With Flexi Genie, you can create new pages, make changes to existing ones, publish updates live, and keep track of a page's version history — all by describing what you want in plain language.

This article covers:

• Creating a new page
• Making changes to an existing page
• Publishing and republishing pages
• Checking a page's status and version history
• Cloning pages, and updating a page's name, type, or URL slug

What You Can Do

• Create a brand-new page from a plain-language description
• Ask for specific changes to an existing page (text, layout, sections, etc.)
• Publish a page so your changes go live, or republish after edits
• Check whether a page is still being generated or is ready
• View the underlying HTML of a page
• See the version history of a page
• Clone/duplicate an existing page
• Rename a page, change its page type, or update its URL slug

Why This Is Useful

Instead of opening the drag-and-drop editor and manually adjusting sections, colors, or text, you can simply describe the outcome you want. Flexi Genie handles the technical part of building or editing the page, and shows you what's about to change before it goes live.

Before You Begin

• You need an active FlexiFunnels account, logged in.
• Know which project the page belongs to (or should belong to) — Flexi Genie organizes pages inside projects.
• Have a clear idea of the page's purpose (sales page, opt-in page, checkout page, thank-you page, etc.) before asking Flexi Genie to build it — the more specific your request, the better the result.

Step-by-Step: Common Page Tasks

Step 1: Create a New Page

• Open Flexi Genie and start a new chat.
• Describe the page you want — its purpose, key sections, and any specific details (price, offer, headline, etc.).
• Flexi Genie will generate the page and show you a preview before anything is published live.

Example Prompt: "Create a sales page for my ₹999 online course called 'Social Media Growth Blueprint', with a headline, a benefits section, testimonials placeholder, and a checkout button."

Step 2: Customize an Existing Page

• Tell Flexi Genie which page you want to edit.
• Describe the specific change — new headline, different color, added section, updated pricing, etc.
• Review the proposed change before confirming.

Example Prompt: "On my course sales page, change the headline to 'Master Social Media in 30 Days' and update the price to ₹1,499."

Step 3: Publish or Republish a Page

• Once you're happy with a page's content, ask Flexi Genie to publish it.
• If you've made further edits to an already-live page, ask it to republish so the live version updates.

Example Prompt: "Publish my updated sales page so the new price is live."

Tip: Editing a page doesn't automatically make it live. Always confirm you've asked Flexi Genie to publish or republish after making changes.

Step 4: Check a Page's Status

• If a page was just generated, you can ask Flexi Genie whether it's ready.
• This is useful for pages that take a moment to generate, especially longer or more complex ones.

Example Prompt: "Is my new sales page ready yet?"

Step 5: View Page HTML

• You can ask Flexi Genie to show you the underlying HTML of a page — useful if you or a developer wants to inspect or reuse the code elsewhere.

Example Prompt: "Show me the HTML for my checkout page."

Step 6: View a Page's Version History

• Every time a page is saved or published, a new version is recorded.
• You can ask to see this history if you want to track changes over time or confirm what was published and when.

Example Prompt: "Show me the version history for my landing page."

Step 7: Clone an Existing Page

• Instead of building a similar page from scratch, ask Flexi Genie to duplicate an existing one within the same project.
• This is useful for creating variations, such as a Black Friday version of a sales page.

Example Prompt: "Duplicate my sales page so I can create a discounted version for Black Friday."

Step 8: Rename a Page, Change Its Type, or Update Its Slug

• Page name — the internal label you see in your dashboard.
• Page type — e.g. sales page, checkout page, thank-you page, opt-in page.
• Page slug — the part of the URL specific to that page.

Example Prompt: "Rename my page to 'Webinar Registration' and change its URL slug to /webinar-signup."

Be Careful: Changing a page's slug changes its live URL. If the old URL is already shared anywhere (ads, emails, social posts), visitors using the old link may no longer reach the page unless a redirect is set up.

Behind the Scenes — MCP Tools Involved

Good to Know: You never need to know these tool names to use Flexi Genie — this table is just for anyone curious about what's happening behind the scenes when you make a request.

Ready-to-Use Prompts

"Create a checkout page for my ₹499 ebook with an order bump for a bonus template pack."

"Update the testimonials section on my sales page with these 3 new reviews: [paste reviews]."

"Republish my landing page now that I've updated the pricing."

"Clone my webinar registration page so I can create a version for a different audience."

"Change the URL slug of my thank-you page to /thank-you-vip."

Tips for Better Results

• Be specific about which page you mean, especially if you have multiple similar pages in the same project.
• When asking for content changes, paste the exact text you want used (headlines, prices, testimonials) rather than describing it vaguely.
• Always double-check a preview before confirming a publish or republish action.
• If you're unsure whether a page is live, ask Flexi Genie to confirm its current status before sharing the link.

Common Issues / Troubleshooting

Changes Not Showing on the Live Page: Edits made through Flexi Genie update the page's draft. If the change isn't visible on the live URL, confirm that the page was published or republished after the edit.

Page Still Generating: Newly created or heavily customized pages can take a moment to generate. Ask Flexi Genie to check the page's status before assuming something went wrong.

Limitations / Important Notes

• Assigning a page to a specific project through a direct request is not yet confirmed as a standalone action — this will be updated once verified.
• Always review a proposed page or edit before publishing, since changes go live on your real, public-facing page.

Curious what else Flexi Genie and AI assistants can do inside FlexiFunnels? See the full Possibilities with Flexi Genie & AI Assistance reference document.