Free programmatic SEO generator.
Your data, turned into pages.
Create programmatic SEO pages from your CSV data, preview every page and export for your platform. Start right here. Create a free account only when you want to save your work.
Choose where your pages will live.
Pages & posts
WordPress CSV ↗SShopifyStore landing pages
Shopify pages JSON ↗WfWebflowCMS collection pages
Webflow CMS CSV ↗WiWixDynamic pages
Wix CMS CSV ↗SqSquarespacePage content
Content CSV ↗FFramerCMS content
Framer CMS CSV ↗NNext.jsStructured page data
Pages JSON ↗One dataset. Many useful pages.
1. Add your data
CSV · up to 1,000 rowsPaste a spreadsheet as CSV or upload a file. The first row contains your column names. Example data is included to get you started.
{{service}}{{city}}{{detail}}2. Shape your template
Use the column names above in double braces. Content is plain text; paragraphs and line breaks are preserved.
3. Review your pages
3 generatedyour-website.com / garden-design-madrid
Garden design in Madrid
Review every page and add useful, original details before publishing. Generation does not publish content or guarantee rankings.
Ready for WordPress
Map the CSV fields in your WordPress importer. Posts are marked as drafts. Connect WordPress in a project for managed publishing.
No account needed to generate or download. Create a free account to save your data and templates.
Your data is processed in this browser. Before saving, closing or reloading the page clears your work. Saving transfers a temporary copy to the app for up to 24 hours while you sign in.
01 / Bring your knowledge.
Start with a spreadsheet of services, locations, products or topics. Add the details that make each page worth reading.
02 / Make it repeatable.
Use column names inside double braces to build titles, URLs, descriptions and content. Changes appear instantly in your preview.
03 / Make it yours.
Export for your CMS, review your pages and publish through your own workflow. Save a free workspace when you want to keep building.
What is programmatic SEO?
Programmatic SEO is a way to create many search pages from one template and one structured dataset. Each row describes a page, such as a service in a city, an integration or a glossary term, and the template decides how that information appears. It works when every row holds something a searcher needs. It fails when only a keyword changes from page to page.
To learn programmatic SEO step by step, follow the free programmatic SEO course, or browse programmatic SEO examples for page patterns.
A programmatic SEO example, from one row to one page
The row
Your CSV has the columns service, city and detail. One row reads: Garden design, Madrid, planting plans for sunny terraces. Each row becomes one page, so the detail column has to say something specific about that city.
The template
The title is {{service}} in {{city}} and the URL slug is {{service}}-{{city}}. The description is Explore {{service}} in {{city}}, including {{detail}}. The body adds your own local expertise and project examples.
The generated page
Title: Garden design in Madrid. Slug: garden-design-madrid. Description: Explore Garden design in Madrid, including planting plans for sunny terraces. This is the sample in the editor above, so you can change it and watch the preview update.
Programmatic SEO with AI: where it helps
AI is most useful before the template runs: drafting a column of row-specific text, such as a local tip, a short comparison or a first version of a description. A person should then check that text against the source data, because AI can state prices, locations or features your dataset does not support.
This free editor makes no AI calls. It fills your template with your own columns, so you can add AI-assisted text to your spreadsheet once you have reviewed it. For AI generation inside InstaRank, see the bulk page generator.
Using AI does not change the quality bar. Google’s spam policies treat generating many pages mainly to manipulate rankings as scaled content abuse, however those pages are made.
Programmatic content creation for blogs and articles
Programmatic content creation also works for blog posts and articles that share a structure, such as one guide per tool or one explainer per term. Use one row per article, with columns for the topic, the reader’s question, your original example and the next step. Articles with nothing structural in common are better written individually.
The WordPress export creates drafts with post_type set to page. To import blog posts instead, change that value to post in the CSV or in your importer.
Build a plan around your dataset
Choose a page pattern, prepare your data and review your content before publishing.
Bulk page generation
Plan how a dataset and template become a set of landing pages.
Programmatic SEO ideas
Explore page patterns and choose one that fits your audience and data.
How to group keywords
Group a list by topic and intent, then map each group to a page.
CSV to landing pages
Map spreadsheet columns to titles, descriptions and page content.
Google Sheets to website
Prepare spreadsheet data for a repeatable publishing workflow.
For connected publishing, explore SEO automation workflows or compare publishing platforms before choosing your setup.
A few things to know.
Do I need programmatic SEO software?
Not always. A spreadsheet, a template and a CMS importer can be enough for a small batch. A generator helps you catch problems before an import: this one stops on missing columns and duplicate slugs, and warns about repeated titles, titles over 60 characters and descriptions over 160 characters.
When should I avoid programmatic SEO?
Avoid it when your rows would differ only by a keyword, a place name or a synonym. If you have no real information to add to each page, publish fewer pages and write them by hand.
Can I use the generator without an account?
Yes. Load your CSV data, edit a template, preview generated pages and download the results without registering. Processing happens in your browser.
What happens when I save my work?
Save to a free account transfers your data and template to the InstaRank app. A temporary browser copy keeps them available for up to 24 hours during registration or sign-in. After signing in, the workspace is saved to your account so you can return to it later. Use the same browser to finish signing in.
How do I publish my pages?
Choose an integration to download its content format. Review the results and import or map them in your CMS. Publishing directly through an integration uses an authenticated project and the relevant CMS connection.
How much data can I use?
Each workspace accepts up to 1,000 rows and 50 columns, with a CSV file under 800 KB. Generated content is limited to 5 MB per batch. Larger datasets can be split into smaller workspaces.
Does the public editor generate content with AI?
This editor combines your own text templates with your dataset. It does not make AI calls. For AI generation and connected publishing, use the tools available in your signed-in project.