📄️ Projects
A project represents a single website managed by Micropage.
📄️ Builds
A build represents a version of your website.
📄️ Images
Images are added with the img prefix is also accepted as an alias for img:.
📄️ Files
The file store holds assets attached to a project — images, logos, and other uploaded or resolved files.
📄️ Forms
Micropage includes built-in form handling. No custom backend or third-party service is required.
📄️ Posts & Content
A Post is a single piece of content you publish to two channels — the web and email — independently or together.
📄️ Newsletter
Micropage includes a newsletter flow built on top of the form system: capture subscribers from any page and manage your list in the editor. Sending is part of the Posts model — a post with a newsletter list selected is emailed to that list when published. This page covers signup forms, subscribers, and sender settings; see Posts & Content for how publishing and emailing actually work.
📄️ Custom Domains
Each Micropage project has a primary host (for example my-site.micropage.sh). You can also attach your own custom subdomain such as www.example.com and we'll serve the project over HTTPS at that address with a valid SSL certificate.
📄️ How Micropage Works
Micropage converts a simple markup format into a fully deployed static site.
📄️ SEO
Micropage emits a full set of SEO and social-sharing tags on every published page — meta description, Open Graph, Twitter Card, canonical, robots, theme-color, and a JSON-LD WebSite schema — and serves sitemap.xml and robots.txt automatically. You control site-wide defaults in the [site] block and override them per page via a meta: subblock inside any [page].
📄️ Components & Aliases
Micropage markup has a small set of components, with a few aliases for flexibility and readability. This page lists the canonical syntax and all supported aliases.
📄️ AI Agents
The Micropage markup is small, structured, and predictable — which makes it an excellent substrate for AI-authored landing pages, both inside the editor and from your own automation.