You know your business. AI writes the first draft.
Tell Webmarlin what you do and who it's for. It drafts headlines, page copy and images you can edit, keep or throw away. The blank page problem, solved.
What the AI does for you
Every tool lives inside the editor, next to the section you're working on.
Drafts your page copy
Headlines, intros, feature blurbs, about-page stories. Describe your business once and get usable text back in seconds.
Generates images
No stock-photo hunting. Describe the picture you need and drop the result straight into your page.
Rewrites one section
Ask for a shorter, warmer or more formal version of a single section without touching the rest of the page.
Writes product descriptions
Ten products, ten different descriptions. AI handles the repetitive part so your shop reads well.
Starts your blog posts
Get an outline or a full first draft for a post, then shape it into your own voice.
You have the final say
Nothing publishes until you approve it. Edit every word, replace every image, regenerate anything.
Pay for AI only when you use it
How credits work
AI writing and image generation run on credits. Buy them inside Webmarlin whenever you need them, on any plan, including the free Starter plan.
Credits are not bundled into a plan's monthly price, so you're never paying for AI you don't use. Build the whole site by hand if you prefer, and add credits only when you want a hand with the words.
AI questions
What people want to know before they try it
No. Templates, sections, the editor, blog and shop all work without credits. Credits are only used when you ask the AI to write or generate something.
No plan bundles free credits. You buy credits when you want them, and they work the same on every plan.
It sounds like a first draft, which is the point. Tell it your tone, keep the lines you like, and rewrite the rest. It's a starting point, not a finished website.
Of course. Every field is editable by hand. Use AI for the parts you find hard and skip it for the rest.
Get past the blank page today
Pick a template, describe your business, and watch the first draft appear.