> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.readdy.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # SEO Page Settings > Customize each page's search appearance, indexing, sitemap inclusion, and social sharing from one place Page Settings shows the version live on your custom domain. Keep AI-generated titles and descriptions, or save your own wording for individual pages. > [!NOTE] > > Page Settings is available for React projects. [Publish your website to a custom domain](https://docs.readdy.ai/features/publish-react-v2.md) first, and use an **Owner** or **Editor** account to make changes. ## How It Works **1. Open Page Settings** Open your project dashboard, expand **"SEO & GEO"** in the sidebar, and select **"Page Settings"**. ![Page Settings with site-wide SEO controls and a table of published pages](https://mintcdn.com/readdy/ya51oIYwGt9elx6p/images/page-settings/page-settings-overview.webp?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=ya51oIYwGt9elx6p\&q=85\&s=f50d81eed5532cf1f0724b96ba267752) **2. Enable SEO** Turn on **"Enable SEO"** at the top of the page. Readdy discovers your published pages and generates their SEO information. While **"Updating SEO…"** appears, previous-version results may be shown as read-only. Wait for the current version's pages to be ready. **3. Edit a Page's Search Settings** Find a page in the table, using **"Search pages"** if needed, and click **"Edit"**. Open **"Search settings"** to change the page's search information. ![English page editor with search settings, indexing controls, and a Google search preview](https://mintcdn.com/readdy/ya51oIYwGt9elx6p/images/page-settings/page-settings-editor.webp?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=ya51oIYwGt9elx6p\&q=85\&s=4567c7405e0368ec323201214a65da50) | Setting | What You Can Do | | - | - | | **"Title"** | Set the page's search title, up to 200 characters | | **"Description"** | Write a page summary, up to 500 characters | | **"Canonical URL"** | Enter the full preferred URL, such as `https://www.example.com/about` | | **"Allow search engines to index this page"** | Choose whether search engines may index the page | | **"Include this page in sitemap"** | Include the page in `sitemap.xml` when indexing is allowed | Use the **"Google search preview"** to check your wording. Search engines may display different text. **4. Save Your Changes** Editing a title or description turns off **"Auto update by AI"** for that page, preserving your saved search and social sharing titles and descriptions across future published versions. Turn it back on to let AI update them again. Click **"Save"**. Readdy applies this page's changes to your live website in the background; wait for processing to finish before checking the result. > [!NOTE] > > A page with indexing disabled is excluded from the sitemap, even if **"Include this page in sitemap"** is on. Removing a page from the sitemap alone does not prevent indexing. ## Add or Remove Pages * **Add an existing page:** Click **"Add page"**, enter its published path, title, and description, then click **"Add page"** to save. Use a path such as `/blog/new-article`, without query parameters, fragments, or placeholders such as `/blog/:slug`. Create and publish the page in the editor first. * **Remove a page from SEO management:** Open its **"…"** menu, select **"Remove"**, then confirm with **"Remove page"**. The page leaves the SEO list and sitemap but remains available on your website. You can manage up to 1,000 pages per project. ## Set Up AI Visibility and Social Sharing Turn on **"AI Visibility"** to generate `llms.txt` and page-level structured data, and enable page-specific social sharing settings. Upgrade if prompted. **1. Customize a Page's Social Preview** Click **"Edit"** beside a page and open **"Social sharing"**. Set its **"OG title"**, **"OG description"**, and **"OG image"**, or restore defaults using the buttons beside each field. Review the preview and click **"Save"**. Manual changes also turn off **"Auto update by AI"** for the page. View its generated, read-only **"Structured data (JSON-LD)"** under **"Advanced"**. **2. Review or Edit llms.txt** Click **"llms.txt"** to open its **"Preview"**. Select **"Edit"** to turn off **"Auto update by AI"**, write your own content, and click **"Save"**. To restore generated content, turn **"Auto update by AI"** back on and save. This clears your custom content. The switch controls `llms.txt` separately from each page's automatic updates. ## Check Your Website Files Use the links at the top of Page Settings to review your published files: | File | What to Check | | - | - | | `sitemap.xml` | The public, indexable pages you want search engines to discover | | `robots.txt` | Your website's crawler rules | | `llms.txt` | The site guide published for AI tools when AI Visibility is enabled | ## FAQ > **Why can't I edit a page?** > > Check that your website is published to a custom domain, **"Enable SEO"** is on, and you are an **Owner** or **Editor**. If the list shows a previous version, wait for the current version's SEO processing to finish. > **Why doesn't Google show my saved title or description yet?** > > Allow Readdy's update to finish, then give search engines time to crawl the page again. Allowing indexing or including a page in the sitemap does not guarantee indexing, and search engines may choose their own title or snippet. > **What if my llms.txt changes are saved but aren't live?** > > Wait for the website update to finish and check the published file using the link in the dialog. If the update fails, click **"Retry website update"**. ## Need Help? If this guide doesn't resolve your issue, [submit a support ticket](https://readdy.ai/feedback). We're here to help! This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.