Use AI to improve page SEO details
Review your page title, description and social sharing image together. Pineapple can suggest clearer copy, flag a missing image and generate a page-specific image for you to review. You decide what to save.
Start with the page's real purpose
Open the page you want to improve. Check that its content describes your actual business, service or article. AI suggestions should match what visitors will find, not introduce prices, qualifications or results you have not provided.
Review before changing anything
Open SEO Settings → Improve with AI. This opens AI chat with the current page as context.
Try this:
Review this page's SEO title, meta description and social sharing image. Tell me what is missing and suggest improvements. Do not change or generate anything yet.
The assistant reviews the saved settings. A missing social image means no page image is configured; an unavailable result means the settings could not be read. Neither is a check of what a social platform currently displays.
Improve the title and description
Ask for the specific changes you want:
Improve the title and description for this service page. Keep the social image and search visibility unchanged.
Read the proposed changes before selecting Apply change. Keep the title specific to the page and the description accurate. The editor recommends a title within 60 characters and a description within 160 characters. These are writing guides, not a promise about how Google will display them.
You can ask for alternatives first:
Suggest three concise titles for this page. Do not save anything yet.
Generate a missing social sharing image
A social sharing image is the picture that may appear when someone shares a link to your page. It is also called an Open Graph or OG image.
If the review finds an image is missing, ask the assistant to prepare one:
Generate a landscape social sharing image that fits this page. Use my business colours and avoid invented claims. Show me the concept first and let me review the result before saving it.
Review the concept. Check that the proposed subject and style represent this page.
Approve generation. The proposal explains that generation uses AI credits and adds the result to your media library. Select Apply change to begin, or cancel.
Inspect the preview. Check text, branding and visual details. A generated preview is uploaded to your library, but it has not changed the page's SEO image.
Choose the image. Ask: “Use this image as the page's social sharing image. Keep the title, description and search visibility unchanged.”
Approve the SEO update. Review the proposed image change and select Apply change. Wait for the saved result.
Keep the same page selected throughout. If you switch pages while an image is being prepared, return to the intended page and review its settings before starting a new request.
You can also use Choose image or Generate with AI under Preferred share image in SEO Settings. See Generate images for the image tools and AI credits and usage for workspace usage.
Check the settings yourself
Return to SEO Settings. Confirm the Page title, Meta description, Preferred share image and Search visibility. Reload the editor if you want to double-check the saved values. Save any further manual changes you make in the form.
The checklist confirms that the preparation items are present; it does not mean Google has indexed the page. The search preview is illustrative, and search engines may choose different wording or images. See SEO Settings for the fields and checks.
Improve the actual answer
Good metadata should describe useful content. Ask AI to identify unclear wording, repeated sections or questions the page does not answer. For example:
What questions would a first-time customer still have after reading this service page? Use only the content provided and label missing information.
Add verified answers rather than invented FAQs. For a broader plan, read Set up SEO and Choose useful topics.
Verify after saving
AI generation and an approved SEO save do not automatically publish your page. When the page is ready, follow Publish your website, then open the public URL and inspect it.
Social platforms can retain an older preview. If the saved image is correct but a shared link still looks old, check the public page and refresh the link preview with that platform's available tools. Do not repeatedly generate images just to refresh a cached preview.
AI cannot guarantee indexing, rankings, traffic or exactly how a social network will display a link. For indexing questions, check your sitemap and the status reported by Search Console.
