Get a blog-preview section on your site in one prompt. Build the real blog after export.
InBuild can generate a decorative "blog preview" section — a card grid with placeholder titles and excerpts, as part of a page. It does not generate a real multi-page blog: no post routes, category archives, RSS feed, or blog schema. Export the project and add file-based or headless-CMS content yourself for an actual blog.
A preview section, not a hub
The generated "blog preview" is a single static section (a grid of cards) inside a page — there's no separate hub route, no pagination, and no individual post pages generated.
No blog schema generated
InBuild doesn't emit BlogPosting, FAQPage, BreadcrumbList, or any other JSON-LD for your project. If you build a real blog after export, you'll add that structured data yourself.
Export first, then add real content
The export is plain Next.js + Tailwind with no CMS dependency baked in. MDX files, a headless WordPress instance, or Sanity — all are things you wire up after export, not something InBuild sets up for you.
No category archives or RSS feed
Category pages, filter pills that actually filter, and an RSS feed are not generated. Build those into the exported codebase if your blog needs them.
Try this prompt
“Build a homepage for a developer tools company with a blog-preview section showing 3 placeholder post cards (title, excerpt, category badge). I'll build the real blog after exporting.”
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need WordPress for a blog?
InBuild doesn't generate a blog at all — only a decorative preview section. After you export, you can add a real blog however you like: file-based .tsx/MDX posts (zero external dependencies) or a headless CMS like WordPress or Sanity if you want a non-technical editorial workflow.
Does the blog include SEO schema?
No. InBuild doesn't generate JSON-LD/structured data for your project — not BlogPosting, FAQPage, or anything else. You'd add that schema by hand once you build a real blog into the exported code.
Can I add a newsletter signup?
InBuild can generate a form for email capture as part of a page (it posts to your Forms dashboard). There's no built-in Resend/ConvertKit/Mailchimp sending — you'd wire the exported form to one of those yourself.