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Write a Page or Email with AI

When you start with a completely blank page or email, TinyPages shows an AI prompt box at the top of the editor. This is the fastest way to go from an empty canvas to a complete first draft — without manually placing a single block.

How it works​

  1. Create a new web page or email in the editor.
  2. The AI prompt box appears at the top. Type a description of what you want — for example: "Write a sales email for my 6-week online coaching program for burned-out professionals. Warm but direct tone. Include a story, three benefits, and a clear call to action."
  3. Optionally, attach one of your own documents with the + button, so the AI works from your material instead of guessing (see below).
  4. Click Generate.

TinyPages fills the editor with a complete draft — structured with proper headings, content blocks, and a coherent flow. The result is immediately editable, so you can adjust any part of it.

What makes a good prompt​

The more specific you are, the better the output. Useful things to include:

  • Who the content is for ("burned-out working mothers", "new coaches just starting out")
  • What it should achieve ("encourage them to book a call", "get them excited about the program")
  • The tone you want ("warm and encouraging", "direct and no-nonsense")
  • Any specific points to include ("mention the 30-day guarantee", "reference the bonus Q&A session")

Attach your own documents​

Next to the prompt box, the + button lets you attach a file. The AI then writes from your own material rather than from what it guesses about your business. Things worth attaching: your notes on your audience, the outline of your offer, the transcript of a client call, or a page you already wrote and want to stay consistent with.

Accepted formats are txt, md, csv, pdf and docx, up to 1 MB each, and you can attach three files at once. TinyPages reads the text and sends it along with your prompt.

Nothing is saved to your account. The files are used for that one generation, so you decide every time what the AI gets to see.

Save your style preferences​

If you keep typing the same instructions about tone or formatting, you can save them once in Settings, under the AI prompts tab. They're applied automatically on top of your prompt, for pages, emails and images alike. See AI prompts.