Page Generator Pro

Build WordPress content from keyword data

Page Generator Pro is the paid edition of Page Generator. It combines keyword values with a template to create landing pages, personalized and location-specific pages, product or service variations, directory content, and placeholder layouts. Organize values such as services, locations, and industries into keyword groups. You can enter values, import text or CSV lists, or link to remote data. Add placeholders such as {service} and {location} where those values should appear in your template.

Choose what to generate and how values combine

Create as many Generation Groups as you need, with settings for each supported post type. Generate WordPress Pages, Posts, and Custom Post Types. The All method produces every possible combination of keyword values. Sequential cycles through values in order for one-to-one relationships.

Use Test Mode to preview one page before a larger execute. Set a page limit, overwrite existing generated content, or skip content that has already been generated. When you need to revise or clean up a project, previously generated content can be deleted or moved to the trash.

Organize locations and directories

Enter a city, country, and radius to generate keyword data for nearby cities, counties, ZIP codes, and phone area codes. For directory structures, create hierarchical content and interlink pages such as Region, County, City, ZIP Code, and Service. Set page parents, assign taxonomy terms, or have Page Generator Pro create terms. Keyword values can also be used in taxonomies.

Build templates with your preferred layout

Use WordPress’ native editing interface to manage titles, permalinks, content, excerpts, custom fields, and more. Templates can use blocks, HTML, shortcodes, or layouts from supported page builders: Ark, Avada, Avia, Beaver Builder, BeTheme, Bold, Divi, Elementor, Enfold, Flatsome, Fusion Builder, Fresh Builder, Live Composer, Muffin, Pro, SiteOrigin, Thrive Architect, Visual Composer, and X.

Dynamic shortcodes can add Google Maps, Media Library pictures, OpenStreetMap, Pexels or Pixabay images, related links, Wikipedia content, Yelp business listings, and YouTube videos to generated content.

Schedule and run generation

Publish generated content in the past, immediately, or at a future time. Run generation in the browser, with WP-Cron, or through WP-CLI to fit your workflow.

Prepare a generation run

Create keyword groups, choose a post type and generation method, then create a template with the required placeholders. Set limits, page attributes, taxonomies, scheduling, and any dynamic shortcodes. Preview the output in Test Mode, adjust the template if needed, and start the full run. You can then edit or manage the generated content in WordPress. For large projects, check with your web host how many pages your WordPress installation can support.