Page Generator Pro is the paid edition of Page Generator. It combines structured keyword data with templates to create landing pages, personalized pages, location-specific pages, product or service variations, directory content, and placeholder layouts.

Prepare keyword data and a template

Organize values for services, locations, industries, or other categories into keyword groups. Enter values directly, import text or CSV lists, or link to remote data. Build a template with blocks, HTML, shortcodes, or another supported layout, then place markers such as {service} and {location} where those values should appear.

Choose what to generate

Create as many Generation Groups as you need, with separate settings for supported post types. Page Generator Pro can generate WordPress Pages, Posts, and Custom Post Types. The All method makes every possible combination of keyword values. Sequential cycles through the values in order for one-to-one relationships.

Before a larger run, use Test Mode to preview one page. Set a limit on the number of pages, select whether to overwrite existing generated content, or skip content that has already been generated. When revisions or cleanup are needed, generated content can be deleted or moved to the trash.

Build location pages and directories

Enter a city, country, and radius to generate keyword data for nearby cities, counties, ZIP codes, and phone area codes. For directory projects, create hierarchical content and interlink pages in structures such as Region, County, City, ZIP Code, and Service. Set parent pages for generated content and assign taxonomy terms. The plugin can also create taxonomy terms, and taxonomies can use keyword values.

Work with WordPress editors and page builders

Use WordPress' editing interface to manage titles, permalinks, content, excerpts, custom fields, and other supported fields. Page Generator Pro supports layouts built with 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.

Add dynamic content and choose a generation method

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 a template.

Generated content can be published in the past, immediately, or at a future time. Run generation in the browser, with WP-Cron, or through WP-CLI, depending on the workflow and WordPress environment.

Set up and review a project

Install and activate Page Generator Pro in WordPress. Create keyword groups, choose the post type and generation method, and create a template with the required placeholders. Configure page limits, page attributes, taxonomies, scheduling, and any dynamic shortcodes, then run Test Mode.

Review the test output and adjust the template if needed before starting the full generation run. After generation, use WordPress editing tools or the add-on's content controls to revise, manage, or remove pages. For large projects, check with your web host how many pages your WordPress installation can support.