Hostinger AI Builder: Rename a Page & Update Site

Yes, you can rename a page in Hostinger’s AI Builder and update your site. The process takes about a minute: open the page in the builder, click the page name at the top, type the new name, and save. The change applies immediately to your published site.

What the AI Builder Is

Hostinger’s AI Website Builder is a drag-and-drop tool that creates a full site from a few text prompts. It generates the layout, text, and images, then lets you edit everything manually. The builder is aimed at small businesses and personal projects where speed matters more than deep customization.

How to Rename a Page

The exact steps depend on whether you are renaming a page in the navigation menu or the page’s internal title. Here is the standard flow for the current builder interface:

1. Log in to your Hostinger account and open the website builder for your project.
2. Click the Pages icon in the left sidebar (it looks like a page or file symbol).
3. Find the page you want to rename in the list. Hover over it and click the pencil (edit) icon, or click directly on the page name.
4. In the page settings, look for the Page name or Title field. Type the new name.
5. Click Save or Done in the top-right corner.
6. Click Publish (or Update) to push the change to your live site.

If you want to rename the page as it appears in the navigation menu (the menu bar at the top of your site), you may need to edit the menu separately. In many templates, the menu item is linked to the page title, so changing the page name updates the menu automatically. If it doesn’t, go to the Menu or Header section, click the menu item, and edit its label.

Updating Your Site After the Rename

Renaming a page does not automatically republish your entire site. You must manually publish the changes. In the builder, look for a Publish or Update button (usually top-right). Click it, and Hostinger will deploy the new version to your domain. If you have a custom domain, the update usually takes a few seconds, but sometimes it can take a minute or two to propagate.

Common Issues and Fixes

Users often run into a few hiccups when renaming pages:

• Menu doesn’t update: If the menu still shows the old name, edit the menu item manually. In the header section, click the menu item and change the text.
• Page title vs. menu label: Some templates separate the page title (shown in browser tabs and search results) from the menu label. You may need to change both.
• Old URL remains: Renaming a page does not change its URL slug. If you want a new URL, look for a Slug or URL field in page settings. Changing the slug can break old links, so consider setting up a redirect if you have external traffic.
• Changes not showing: Clear your browser cache or view the site in an incognito window. Sometimes your browser shows an old version.

How It Compares to Other Builders

Hostinger’s AI builder is similar to Wix ADI or GoDaddy’s Website Builder. All three let you rename pages with a few clicks. The main difference is that Hostinger’s builder is tightly integrated with its hosting plans, and the AI generation is faster than most. However, it offers fewer customization options than WordPress or even the regular Hostinger website builder. If you need advanced control over page URLs or SEO, you might find the AI builder limiting.

Costs and Limitations

The AI builder is included with Hostinger’s website hosting plans, which start at a low promotional price and renew at a higher rate. There is no extra charge for the builder itself. However, the free plan (if available) may show Hostinger branding and have limited storage. Renaming pages is a free feature on all paid plans. The main limitation is that you cannot rename the homepage to something else—the homepage is always the root URL. You can change its title, but the URL stays as your domain.

Safety and Best Practices

Renaming a page is safe and does not delete content. However, if you change the URL slug, old bookmarks and links will break. To avoid losing traffic, update any internal links that point to the old URL. Also, if you have a blog or a page that ranks in search engines, changing the title can affect your click-through rate. Keep the new name descriptive and include relevant keywords, but avoid keyword stuffing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will renaming a page delete my content?

No. Renaming only changes the title and possibly the URL slug. All text, images, and settings on the page remain intact.

How do I change the page URL in Hostinger AI Builder?

Go to the page settings (click the pencil icon next to the page name). Look for a field labeled Slug or URL. Enter the new slug (e.g., about-us instead of about). Save and publish. Note that this changes the full URL, so set up a redirect if needed.

Why does my menu still show the old page name?

In some templates, the menu label is separate from the page title. Edit the menu directly: click the header section, find the menu item, and change its text. Then republish.

Can I rename a page on the mobile version of the builder?

Yes, the mobile app (if available) supports the same editing functions. The steps are similar: open the page, tap the name, edit, save, and publish.

Does renaming a page affect my SEO?

It can. If you change the title, search engines may re-index the page with the new title. If you change the URL, you may temporarily lose rankings. Use a 301 redirect from the old URL to the new one to preserve SEO value.

How often can I rename a page?

There is no limit. You can rename a page as many times as you like, but each change requires a publish to go live. Frequent changes may confuse visitors, so it’s best to decide on a final name before publishing.

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