Per-Page Previews​

Summary: Per-page previews let you inspect each generated page during a large ZIP import, helping you verify layout, assets, and content before the job finishes. This feature improves quality control, speeds up migration reviews, and keeps large-site imports organized, visible, and easier to manage.

Per-page previews let you review each page in a ZIP import while the background job is still running. This makes it easier to confirm layout quality, identify problem pages early, and track progress across large imports without waiting for the entire project to finish.

What per-page previews do

During a large import, Antimanual Builder Pro analyzes the source files, creates pages in the background, and shows a preview for each page as soon as it becomes available. Instead of treating the import as a single blocking task, the builder exposes the result page by page so you can inspect the output incrementally.

This workflow is especially useful for multi-page sites, content-heavy archives, and migrations where visual accuracy matters. It helps you catch missing assets, unexpected structure changes, and page-specific issues before the import is complete.

When to use per-page previews

Use per-page previews when importing a site that contains multiple related pages, shared navigation, or a large number of assets. The feature is designed for projects that are better handled as a ZIP project import rather than a single HTML file.

• Review pages while the import is still processing.
• Confirm that each page reflects the expected layout before publishing.
• Identify content or styling problems early in large migrations.
• Monitor progress on long-running imports without blocking the admin session.

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How the preview workflow works

Per-page previews are part of the large import pipeline. After you upload a ZIP project, Antimanual Builder Pro analyzes the archive, creates pages, and processes them in the background. As each page is generated, the builder makes it available for preview so you can inspect the result immediately.

The background job continues to run while previews become available. This approach is ideal for larger websites because it avoids one long request and reduces the risk of timeouts on memory-limited servers.

• Upload the ZIP project.
• Let the builder analyze the archive and create pages.
• Open each page preview as soon as it appears.
• Review the page, then continue monitoring the remaining import job.

What to check in each preview

A preview should confirm that the imported page matches the source content and is ready for further editing. Focus on structure first, then verify details such as media, spacing, and internal links.

• Page structure and section order
• Navigation and internal links
• Images, icons, and other referenced assets
• Heading hierarchy and visible content
• Any obvious layout shifts or missing styling

If a preview looks incomplete, continue the import and return to the page after processing finishes. Because the feature is tied to background jobs, a page may appear before the full site has finished generating.

Best practices for large imports

Per-page previews work best when you use them as an active review step, not just a final check. For larger sites, review high-priority pages first, such as the homepage, service pages, contact pages, and pages that contain custom layout elements.

• Check the most important pages first.
• Verify pages with complex media or shared components.
• Use the preview to decide whether a page needs cleanup after import.
• Keep an eye on progress if the import includes many pages or large assets.

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Related import features

Per-page previews are one part of a larger import system built for structured sites. They complement chunked uploads, asset handling, and page planning, giving you more confidence when moving an existing site into the builder.

• Chunked uploads for large ZIP files
• Optional AI page planning for supported projects
• Asset collection and storage under the uploads directory
• Multi-page creation with internal links resolved

can be helpful if your import uses AI-assisted planning and you want to validate the intended page structure before completion.

Summary

Per-page previews give you immediate visibility into each page created during a large import. By reviewing pages as they are generated, you can confirm accuracy earlier, reduce rework, and move through complex migrations with more control and confidence.