Making Bulk Changes

Sometimes you need to make changes to multiple pages or content pieces at once. Websito.io supports bulk operations behind the scenes so you can manage your website efficiently and save time.

This guide explains how to make bulk changes using simple prompts and how Websito handles them for you.

📋 What Are Bulk Changes?

Bulk changes involve modifying, creating, or deleting multiple pages or content items in one action instead of doing it manually, page by page.

Examples include:

• Deleting all blog posts older than a certain date
• Creating multiple service pages at once
• Updating content across several pages simultaneously

🔧 How to Make Bulk Changes in Websito

Use Natural Language Prompts

Just describe the change you want, for example:

• “Delete all blog articles from 2023.”
• “Create pages for each of these services: Consulting, Design, Development.”
• “Update the footer on all pages with new contact info.”

Websito translates these into bulk commands like delete_page_bulk or new_page_bulk to perform the changes quickly.

⚡ Bulk Command Examples

🔍 Tips for Effective Bulk Changes

• Be specific about which pages or content to affect (e.g., by date, category, or slug).
• Use clear lists if creating multiple pages.
• Start with a small batch to verify the result before larger changes.
• Remember, you can always undo or edit pages after bulk operations.

🔐 Safety and Undo

Bulk operations are powerful. Websito ensures:

• All actions are reversible — you can restore pages if needed.
• You receive confirmation prompts before major deletions.
• Bulk edits won’t affect unrelated pages.

🚀 Get Started with Bulk Changes

Start by asking Websito to make the changes you want using simple, natural prompts. For example:

“Delete all blog posts’.”
“Create About, Contact, and FAQ pages.”
“Update the call-to-action button on every page to say ‘Join Now’.”

If you want to learn more about what you can ask Websito, check out our What Can I Ask Websito To Do? article.