Farin can turn the content you already own into a working first draft. Open Website Builder and start with your existing website, Google Business Profile, Instagram, Facebook, Yelp, or other public business links.
You stay in control: review the imported copy and media, choose the visual direction, and save only the changes you want customers to see.
Quick facts
Start here
- Add one URL at a time. Farin normalizes links and keeps the source list easy to review.
- Connected accounts provide richer imports; public links are useful when a direct connection is unavailable.
- Enable photo import only for media you have permission to use.
- Every saved website change is published to the tenant’s public address.
Step 1: Add the sources you already have
Open the AI builder
Open Website Builder. The Build with AI panel is closed until you need it, so your page list stays easy to scan.
Choose Open, then paste a website or profile link into Your links. Select Add another link for each additional source.
- 1 Pages is the starting point for creating and editing the public site.
- 2 Open Build with AI when you want to import existing website, profile, and photo content.
- 3 Use Open to reveal the source-link fields and import options.
- 4 Add page creates another customer-facing route without leaving the builder.
Choose what to bring over
Turn on Bring over photos when the source images are yours to reuse. Farin prefers the largest available source image when a provider exposes one.
Confirm I can use this content before importing. This keeps rights and attribution decisions with the business owner.
- Use your website for canonical business facts and menus.
- Use Google, Instagram, Facebook, and Yelp to enrich locations, reviews, and current visual content.
- If an import is incomplete, add a more specific public page instead of pasting a search result.
Step 2: Review the draft before you publish
- Open the generated pages and check names, addresses, hours, phone numbers, calls to action, and service areas.
- Replace any weak or duplicate image in the tenant-scoped media manager before it appears on a public page.
- Keep only the pages customers need. A focused home page, menu/order page, locations, catering, wholesale, and about page are usually enough to start.
- Use Appearance to choose a style, keep the original logo, and generate a palette that includes the logo’s real colors.
- 1 The logo and tagline establish the tenant identity before a visitor starts scrolling.
- 2 The accent-colored Order action stays visible for visitors ready to buy.
- 3 The hero makes the product promise clear and gives visitors a reason to continue.
- 4 A tenant-owned product image provides the visual proof behind the offer.
Step 3: Finish the customer journey
- Open Navigation to choose header and footer links. Keep the primary order action visible and place secondary links in the footer.
- Open Forms to configure recipients, confirmation emails, and submission handling for embedded forms.
- Open Growth to review the tenant address, metadata, sitemap, and discoverability settings.
- Use the public tenant address in a private window before launch. Test the main CTA, location links, forms, and mobile layout.
If the first draft needs a correction
Treat the draft as a starting point, not a source of truth
AI can organize imported material, but it cannot know which seasonal offer, product, address, or claim is still current. Review business-critical facts before publishing and remove content you cannot verify.