How the generation pipeline works
From prompt to page
When you start a new site in Tilkly, you describe what you need in plain language: the audience, the offer, the tone, and any sections you already know you want. The AI parses that brief into a page plan, then generates the HTML structure, copy, and recommended images section by section. Nothing is rendered through a proprietary runtime; the output is real static HTML you can inspect at any point.
Where the visual editor takes over
Once the first draft exists, the editor hands you full visual control. You can rearrange sections, edit copy in place, swap colors, change typography, replace images, add forms, embed payment links, or insert new blocks. Every change is reflected in the static HTML on save, which means the published page and the export stay in sync without any extra build step.
The result is a website that feels hand-built but ships in minutes. Every page is real static HTML, so what you see in the editor is exactly what search engines crawl and what you download when you export.
