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Describe it
Write what you want in plain words, the way you'd explain it to a friend. Start from an idea or a gallery page if you like.
“A potluck page for our block party: 16 dishes, neighbors pick one and can undo.”
Make it →Make your first page in 5 minutes.
Six short steps, then the one skill that matters most: telling justmade what you want. No design or code needed, ever.
Six steps
From an idea to a link people can open.
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Refine it with words
Watch it build, then keep talking. Each request changes the page and keeps everything else.
“Make it warmer.” · “Add a map of the park.” · “Let people say how many are coming.”
“Add a map of the park”
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Edit it yourself, free
Tap ✎ Edit, then click any text to retype it or any photo to swap it. It's instant, and it doesn't use a build.
Saturday, June 20 · 4pm|
Click, type, Save4
Add photos
With 📷 AI photos on, the page gets real photos made for it: your café, your dishes, your story's characters. Prefer your own? Upload them in Files or swap any photo with ✎ Edit.
✨ “A sunny café terrace, morning light”
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Publish and share
Pick a name and your page is online at name.justmade.app. Share the link, the QR code, or send it on WhatsApp.
block-party.justmade.app
Share QR6
Watch the replies come in
RSVPs, votes, sign-ups and messages arrive in Data, next to each page in My sites. Download them as a spreadsheet any time.
🥗 Ana brings a salad
🍰 Ben brings dessert new
Writing great prompts
The more you say about these four things, the closer the first try gets.
What it is+Who it's for+What visitors do+The feel
Vague
“A wedding page.”
It works, but the AI has to guess the names, the date, the place, and whether guests should reply.
Great
“A wedding invite for Emma & Jake, June 12, 2027 at Willow Creek Barn in Napa Valley: ceremony at 4pm, dinner and dancing after, dress code, hotel tips, and RSVPs guests can change later. Romantic and airy.”
What it is ✓ · who it's for ✓ · what visitors do (RSVP) ✓ · the feel ✓
Words that unlock features
Say what people should be able to do, and justmade adds the right tool. A few examples:
| “RSVP”, “sign up” | Replies you see in Data and can download | See one → |
| “vote”, “poll” | Live results everyone can see | See one → |
| “claim”, “who brings what” | Spots people take, so nothing is brought twice | See one → |
| “raffle”, “Secret Santa” | A fair draw run by justmade, not the page | See one → |
| “leaderboard”, “high score” | Rankings across everyone who plays | See one → |
| “live quiz”, “I host it” | A big-screen game everyone plays on their phone | See one → |
| “an assistant”, “ask” | AI that answers visitors' questions from your page | See one → |
| “guests add photos” | A photo wall where you approve each photo | See one → |
| “a photo of…” | AI photos made for your page | See one → |
| “a spot for our video / Spotify” | A box you fill in later by pasting the link with ✎ Edit | See one → |
Tips
One change at a time“Make the header darker” works better than five changes in one message.
Name real thingsNames, dates, prices and places in your prompt end up on the page, so the AI doesn't have to invent them.
Small fixes? Edit themA typo or a price is faster with ✎ Edit, and it's free.
Go back any timeEvery change is a version. Use ‹ › above the preview to return to any of them.
Remix to learnEvery gallery page shows the exact words that made it. Remix one and change it.
Keep it privateFamily page? Set an access code with Privacy so only people you tell can open it.
Questions
What does it cost?
Making pages is free: every month you get AI builds, free AI photos and free AI answers for your pages. Your first site is online free; add time to keep it up longer or to publish more. See pricing.
What uses a build?
Each request the AI carries out: making a page or changing one. Editing directly with ✎ Edit doesn't, and neither do the automatic fixes justmade makes when it spots a problem.
Does it know this year's dates and prices?
When your page needs current public facts (a game's date and stadium, a festival line-up, a stamp price, a museum's hours), justmade looks them up online before it builds, at no extra cost, and lists the websites it used under the box. Check them before you share. Your own details, like your party's date or your menu prices, are best written in your request.
Can I make a page just for my team, class or club?
Yes. Ask for it (“only team families can see the carpool”), then open 👥 Members in the builder to pick or make a member list. Add people and copy each one's personal link to send them: it signs them in, no password needed. Or let people ask to join and approve them. Make someone an organizer and they can run the page with you. You can also make the whole page members only.
Can I change things on my live page without rebuilding?
Yes. Tap any text or photo with ✎ Edit in the builder. And pages with shared lists (a menu, tasks, orders, dishes) can have controls only you see: open your page with 🔑 Owner link in the builder to add or remove items, change prices or move orders on, right on the live page. Or open ▦ Data: every list on your page is a table you edit like a spreadsheet (search, filter, add rows, change a price), and the page updates at once. Deleted items can be brought back from Data for 14 days.
What happens when my site expires?
It goes offline and is kept for 14 days. Add time and it's back exactly as it was. After that it's deleted and its name is free again.
Who sees my visitors' replies?
Only you (and co-editors you invite), in Data. Pages show replies publicly only when you ask for that (a guestbook, a public list of who's coming).
Can I use my own photos?
Yes. Upload them in Files inside the builder, or tap any photo with ✎ Edit and choose one. Location data is removed before anything goes online.
Can I change the address?
The name is chosen when you first publish and stays with that site, so pick it carefully. Need a different one later? Start a new site with the same request (or ask us).
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