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 make landing pages, personalized pages, location-specific pages, product or service variations, directory content, and placeholder layouts. Add keyword values such as services, locations, industries, or other categories, then reference them in a template with placeholders like {service} and {location}. You can enter keyword lists or import text and CSV documents, and the Pro edition can link to remote data.

Choose how keyword values combine

The All method generates every possible combination of keyword values, which can produce a large number of pages. Sequential cycles through values in order, making it suitable for one-to-one relationships. Choose the method that matches your data and the pages you intend to create.

Create as many Generation Groups as needed, with separate settings for supported post types. Generate WordPress Pages, Posts, and Custom Post Types. Test Mode previews one page before a larger execute. Set a generation limit, then pick whether to overwrite existing generated content or skip it. You can also delete generated content or move it to the trash when cleanup is needed.

Location data and directory structure

For location projects, enter a city, country, and radius to generate keyword data for nearby cities, counties, ZIP codes, or phone area codes. For directories, define parent pages and organize content hierarchically, such as Region, County, City, ZIP Code, and Service. Assign taxonomy terms to generated content, create new terms, and use keywords in taxonomies.

Templates, editors, and page builders

Edit titles, permalinks, content, excerpts, custom fields, and other supported fields through WordPress’ native interface. Build templates with blocks, HTML, shortcodes, or other layouts. Page Generator Pro supports 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 content and publishing schedules

Dynamic shortcodes can add Google Maps, Media Library images, OpenStreetMap, Pexels or Pixabay images, related links, Wikipedia content, Yelp business listings, and YouTube videos. The template and generation settings determine how these elements appear in the resulting content.

Publish generated content in the past, immediately, or at a scheduled future time. Run generation in the browser, with WP-Cron, or through WP-CLI, depending on the workflow and WordPress environment.

Plan and review a generation run

Create keyword groups, select a post type and combination method, then styling a template with the required placeholders. Set generation limits, page attributes, taxonomy terms, scheduling, and any dynamic shortcodes. Preview one page in Test Mode, review the output, and adjust the template or settings before generating the full set.

After generation, revise content with WordPress editing utilities or manage it through the plugin’s content controls. Since All can create every combination of keyword values, check the expected volume and ask your web host how many pages your WordPress installation can support before a large run.