Build from what you’ve written.
Start with the actual text in your PDF. Review the headings, services and details as Revamp organizes them for the website.
PDF to website
Turn your PDF into a website.
Bring the content you’ve already written. Upload your PDF and create a website you can refine by chatting, expand with new pages and publish on your domain.
- Start with your own content
- Shape the design by chatting
- Keep editing after launch
Your content, ready for the web
Make your business content easier to explore.
Your brochure, menu or profile is a useful starting point. Turn its text into pages people can explore, with a clear next step for your customers.
Build my websiteMake the next step easier.
Ask for enquiries, booking or a way to get in touch. Give visitors a clear route from reading about your business to contacting you.
Keep your website current.
Change a service, add a page or update your menu in the same project. Describe the change and review it before publishing.
What’s in your PDF?
A company brochure
A website for your business
Introduce your company, explain your services and invite enquiries from the right customers.
A restaurant menu
A menu people can browse
Organize dishes, descriptions and prices into readable sections. Review every price and dietary detail before publishing.
A professional profile
A website for your work
Bring your experience, services and contact details into a personal website. Add your own project images in Studio.
From document to website, in three steps.
Choose your PDF.
Upload a PDF with selectable text. Add a short prompt if you have a particular website in mind.
Shape your website.
Sign in and Revamp starts from your document’s text. Review the first version, add your images and ask for changes.
Review and publish.
Check the content, phone layout and important actions. Connect your domain on an eligible plan and publish when you’re ready.
From a Revamp customer
Built for people with a business to run.
“I started with no website and very little design experience. With Revamp, I created and published a professional bilingual website for my business. Over several days, I refined the content, services, and founder profiles simply by describing the changes I wanted.”
Good to know
Before you start.
Have something else in mind? Talk to our team.
Which PDFs can I upload?
Choose an unprotected PDF with selectable text, up to 16 MB and 100 pages. You should be able to select and copy words in your PDF reader. For a large document, choose the sections you want on your website and export a smaller PDF.
Will my PDF’s images and layout carry over?
This flow reads the text in your PDF and uses it to create a new website. It does not extract pictures or reproduce the page layout. Add your logo and photographs in Studio, then describe the design you want.
Can I use a scanned PDF?
Scanned pages without selectable text cannot be read in this flow. Export a PDF from the original document, or start from a website template and supply your content there.
Do I need to write a prompt?
No. Your PDF is enough to start. A short request such as “Create a website for my consulting business” can help set the direction. Keep refining it after the first version.
Is this a link to my PDF or an editable website?
Revamp creates an editable website from your document’s text. You can change its design, add pages and build customer journeys in the same project. Your uploaded PDF is a private reference, rather than a publicly hosted document.
Can I add enquiries, bookings or payments?
Yes. Describe what your customers should be able to do and review the working journey before launch. Business features and connections require an eligible plan.
How much does it cost?
New accounts include 30 one-time credits to explore Revamp. Building and editing use credits. Custom-domain publishing and business features require an eligible plan. Compare current plans and allowances on the pricing page.