Sites
Publishing your site
Put your site live on the web with a free Mr Create subdomain.
Publishing takes a snapshot of your current draft and puts it on the web at a free Mr Create address. It's instant, costs no credits, and anyone can visit the page — no login needed.
Until you publish (and every time after), your edits stay private. The live site only changes when you publish again.
Publish for the first time#
- In the site editor toolbar, click Publish. (It's disabled while the site is generating or has no sections yet.)
- In the popover — "Publish your project" — click Deploy now.
- When the "Published" toast appears, click Open to see your live site in a new tab.
Your free web address#
Every site gets its own address on the Mr Create domain, built from your business name plus a random 6-character ending — something like joes-coffee-x7k2p9.mrcreate.com. You can copy it any time from the publish popover.
The address is generated automatically and can't be chosen or changed. If you want an address of your own, connect a custom domain — the free address keeps working alongside it.
Updating your live site#
Draft changes — chat edits, annotations, direct edits, version restores, even a full regeneration — never touch the live page on their own.
- Open the Publish popover (the button shows a check icon once you're live).
- Click Republish.
Give it a minute: published pages are cached, so visitors can keep seeing the previous version for up to about 60 seconds after you republish.
Taking a site offline#
There is no unpublish button. Once live, a site stays up until you delete it — deleting the site makes its public address stop working right away (allowing for that same short cache window). If a custom domain is connected, it stays live while a replacement is being prepared and switches only after the new domain is ready. Deleting the site (or the whole business) disconnects its domain too. For a domain bought through Mr Create, contact support before deletion if you want to move it to another site.
Deleting a site from the sites list is immediate — there's no confirmation step, and the site and its generated images are removed.
Search engines and sharing#
Your published site can be found and indexed by Google — nothing blocks search engines from crawling it. A few honest limitations to know about:
- The browser-tab title is the site name the AI chose during generation; there's no field to edit it yet.
- Mr Create doesn't currently generate a sitemap, meta description, or social-share preview for your site, so links shared on social media show just the title, and Google writes its own snippet from your page text.
- You can't upload a favicon for your site yet — browser tabs show the Mr Create icon.
- If you connect a custom domain, the site stays reachable at both addresses.
Visitors can read everything on your site even with JavaScript turned off; only interactive touches like mobile menus need it.
Next steps#
Ready for a proper address? Head to custom domains. Questions about what visitors see? Check the FAQ.