Every page you make lives in Your pages, both drafts and published pages. Click Your pages in the left sidebar to get there (on mobile, open the menu from the avatar button). It's where you go to pick up, organize, and manage your work.
Find a page
Three filters sit above the list. Each one holds a menu you can tick more than one option in, and they combine, so "advertorials or listicles that are still drafts" is a normal thing to ask for.
Type — Advertorials, Listicles.
Status — Published, Drafts, Unpublished.
Tags — any tag you've used on this account. See Tag a page below.
Each option shows how many pages you'd get by ticking it. Whatever you've picked appears as a row of pills under the filters, so you can always see why the list looks the way it does. Click a pill to drop that one, or Clear all to start over.
The search box narrows by page name, brand, or tag. It applies before the filters, so the counts always match what you'd actually get.
Each card shows the page name, its source URL, when it was last updated, where it's published, its tags, and the estimated value of the creative work in it. The header shows your plan's monthly generation and page storage meters at a glance.
Name a page
Pages start out named after their headline, which gets hard to tell apart once you have several versions of the same idea. You can give any page your own name instead, like "Listicle, 5 Signs, Aug '26 (Live)".
From Your pages: open the … menu on a card and choose Rename.
From the editor: click the page name in the top bar and type.
This name is only for your dashboard. It doesn't change the headline on the page, the browser tab title, or anything a visitor sees. To change the headline, edit it on the page in the editor.
Tag a page
Tags are short labels you put on a page so you can find groups of pages later: which ones are winners, which platform they're running on, which test they belong to.
Open the … menu on a card and choose Tags…. You'll see five ready-made tags (winner, loser, meta, google, tiktok), every tag you've already used on this account, and a box to type a new one. Tick what applies and click Save tags.
A few things worth knowing:
A page can carry up to 10 tags, each up to 24 characters.
Tags are lowercased and de-duplicated, so "Meta" and "meta" are the same tag rather than two that look identical.
A tag exists for as long as some page uses it. Remove it from the last page and it disappears from the filter on its own.
winner and loser are the two tags a duplicate doesn't inherit. A fresh copy hasn't run yet, so it hasn't earned either.
Tag several pages at once
Once you're running a lot of pages, tagging them one at a time gets old. You can select several and tag them in one go.
Select pages. Hover a card and click the checkbox in its top-left corner. You can also open the … menu and choose Select, which is the way to do it on a phone, where there's no hover. Once anything is selected, every card shows its checkbox.
Select a run of pages. Click the first one, then hold Shift and click the last. Everything between them is selected too.
Select everything you're looking at. Click Select all in the bar.
While pages are selected, the filter row is replaced by the selection bar. That's deliberate: changing a filter would hide pages that are still selected, and you'd end up tagging pages you can't see.
Then click Add tags or Remove tags. Each tag shows how many of the selected pages already carry it, so you know what you're changing before you click. Press Escape or click Done when you're finished.
Landra tells you exactly what happened, for example "Added winner to 9 pages. 3 were already at the 10-tag limit." Pages already carrying the tag are left alone rather than counted as changed. Every bulk change has an Undo button on that message, which only puts back the pages that actually changed.
There's no "replace the tags on these pages" option, on purpose. Selected pages usually carry different tags, and replacing would quietly wipe work you'd built up. Adding and removing are the safe versions of the same job.
Card view and list view
Next to the search box there's a small toggle with two buttons: Card view and List view.
Card view is the default. It's the visual one, and the preview thumbnail is usually how you recognize your own page at a glance.
List view puts one page per row, so you can see many more at once with the name, tags, status, brand, last update and value lined up in columns. It's the better view once you have a lot of pages and you're scanning rather than browsing.
Your choice is remembered in that browser, so the next visit opens the way you left it. Both views sort by most recently updated. On a phone, pages always show as cards, since the list's columns don't fit.
Actions on a page
Hover a page card and click the … menu in its corner for:
Edit — open it in the editor.
Rename — give the page your own name in the dashboard.
Tags… — label the page so you can filter by it later.
Select — start selecting pages to tag several at once.
Duplicate — make a copy to test a variation without touching the original.
Translate… — make a copy of the page in another language. See Pages in another language.
Make another like this — build a new page using the same settings this one was made with: same format, angle, template, image choices, audience and emphasis. Different from Duplicate: Duplicate copies the finished page, this reuses the recipe to write a fresh one. You land on the review screen with every choice filled in, so you can change anything before generating.
Copy public URL / Copy short URL — grab the live link to share (published pages).
Open in new tab — view the live page (published pages).
View analytics — see how the page is performing.
Unpublish — take a live page offline (the draft is kept).
Re-publish — put an unpublished page back online.
Create ad — generate an ad creative from the page (Pro · Beta).
Delete — remove the page.
On desktop, Make another like this also appears as a button across the bottom of a card's preview when you hover it.
Start a new page
Click New page in the top-right (or the + New page button on mobile). If you've already analyzed a brand, Landra asks which brand the page is for rather than making you paste the URL again, and you go straight to choosing a format. See Reusing a saved brand to make more pages.
If you've hit your plan's page or storage limit, clicking it explains what's full and offers a one-click upgrade, or delete a page to free a slot.
Still need help? Click the chat bubble in the bottom-right corner of any signed-in page, or email hello@getlandra.com.