Mass Page Builder — Header Tab

The Header tab is found in the left sidebar of the Mass Page Builder. It is where you enter the meta titles that define your pages, configure the meta description, choose your AI platform and content generation settings, and add any custom code to the page head or body. Each meta title you enter on one line creates one page in the generated website.

A checkbox at the top of the tab. When ticked two fields appear — Token and Token Keywords. This feature is covered in full in the Token tab documentation. Enabling it here simply activates the token replacement system for the Header tab's meta title inputs.

A dropdown listing every world language. This controls the language that any AI-generated content will be written in — such as AI meta descriptions, about us content, privacy policy text, and so on. It does not translate content you manually enter. English is selected by default.

A dropdown to choose which AI service is used for generating content. The two options are OpenAI and OpenRouter. The platform you select here determines which model options appear below.

Model Selection (OpenRouter only) — Appears only when OpenRouter is selected as the AI platform. Three radio button options control how the AI model is chosen during generation.

Single — Uses one specific model that you select from the Select Model dropdown below. Every page is generated using the same model.

Random Selected (10) — You select up to ten models from the multi-select dropdown. Each time a page is generated the system picks one of your chosen models at random. This introduces natural variation in writing style across the generated pages.

Random — The system picks randomly from all available OpenRouter models for each generation. No model selection dropdown appears when this is chosen.

Appears when Single or Random Selected is chosen. A searchable dropdown listing all available OpenRouter models from providers including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Mistral, Meta, DeepSeek, Qwen, xAI, Amazon, Cohere, and many others. When Random Selected is active a multi-select version of the dropdown appears instead, allowing you to pick up to ten models to rotate between.

A multi-select dropdown listing your saved outline prompts. Outline prompts are used during the AI content generation pipeline to first create a structured outline of each article before the full content is written. Selecting one or more outline prompts from this list tells the AI to follow those prompt instructions when building the content outline. Outline prompts are created and managed separately in the Prompts section of your account.

A multi-select dropdown listing your saved content prompts. Content prompts control the style, tone, structure, and instructions given to the AI when writing the actual body text of each page. You can select multiple prompts and they will be applied during generation. This field is optional.

A multi-select dropdown listing your saved modification prompts. A modification prompt is applied after the content has been generated to transform or rewrite it in a specific way — for example to add humanisation, restructure sentences, or apply formatting rules. You can select multiple modification prompts.

Apply on special content — A checkbox below this dropdown. When ticked the selected modification prompt is also applied to the Special Content sections (the keyword highlight boxes), not just the main content blocks.

A read-only text field showing the name of the Topical Map that has been linked to this project, if any. You cannot type directly in this field. Use the Import From Topical Map button to the right to browse and select a topical map from the Topical Map Generator. When a map is imported the meta titles from the selected map tiers are automatically populated into the Meta Title input below, saving you from entering page titles manually.

Three toggle buttons — Single, Double, and Triple — that control the hierarchical depth of the navigation menu.

Single — All pages appear as flat individual items in the navigation menu. This is the default and is suitable for most use cases.

Double — The navigation menu is structured with parent menu items each containing a dropdown of child pages. When this is selected each group of pages you enter gets a Parent Menu Item label that appears in the top navigation bar, with its associated pages nested underneath as dropdown links. An Add Another Parent button lets you create multiple parent groups, each with its own set of meta title pages.

Triple — Three levels of hierarchy. Each parent menu item contains subparent items, and each subparent contains its own set of pages. This is used for large websites with deep content silos where the menu needs to reflect a three-tier topic structure. Each parent and subparent has its own label input and associated meta titles textarea. Triple will be hidden if you select a two-tier topical map — it will be visible if you select a tier 3 topical map.

The main input area for this tab. Each line you enter here becomes one page in the generated website. The number of lines equals the number of pages that will be generated. The keyword on each line is used as the page meta title, the H1 heading, and the filename for that page.

The input uses a code-editor style layout with line numbers on the left so you can see exactly how many pages you are creating at a glance. Each line has a small X button on the right to remove that specific line. When Double or Triple menu structure is selected this single input is replaced by the grouped input sections described above, where meta titles are entered per parent or subparent group rather than as a single flat list.

A textarea that appears when you have chosen the Custom FileNames option in the Build Settings tab. Enter one custom filename per line in the same order as your meta titles. The number of filenames must match the number of meta titles exactly. Each filename is used as the HTML filename for the corresponding page — for example my-custom-page becomes my-custom-page.html.

A textarea where you enter the meta description tag content that will be added to the HTML head of every generated page. Below the textarea are three radio button options that control how the description is applied.

Global — The same meta description text is used on every page of the website. This is the default.

Unique Each Page — You enter a different description for each page, one per line, in the same order as your meta titles. The number of lines must match the number of meta titles exactly.

AI Meta Description — The AI generates a unique meta description for each page automatically based on the page's meta title and content. No manual text is needed in the textarea when this option is selected.

Header Tags or Custom Schema — A textarea where you can paste any custom HTML code that should be inserted into the <head> section of every generated page. Common uses include custom schema markup, tracking scripts, verification tags, or any other head-level HTML code you need on all pages. Whatever you enter here is placed directly inside the <head> tag of every generated page.

Body Tags — A textarea for any custom HTML code that should be inserted immediately after the opening <body> tag of every generated page. This is typically used for tag manager scripts, chat widget code, or any other body-level tracking or analytics code that needs to load early in the page.