How To Use AI Chat in Avada AI

AI Chat in Avada gives you a conversational way to work with your website. You can ask questions in everyday language, request explanations, create or improve website copy, and – when you are working in the builder – even ask Avada AI to help build content directly on the page. For more information on that, see How To Create Page Content in Avada AI. This guide explains where to find AI Chat, what each workspace is best for, and how to turn a good conversation into accurate, publish-ready content.

From the Avada Dashboard, click on the AI icon in the toolbar. Alternatively, you can click on AI in the Dashboard menu and choose AI Chat.

This is the best starting point when you want to have a conversation without first opening a specific page in the builder. The Dashboard workspace is useful for exploring an idea, asking how an Avada feature works, drafting content, or turning a rough brief into a structured plan before you place anything on a page.

Open a page in Avada Live and launch the AI Chat interface from within the builder. AI Chat is then available alongside the page-editing experience, so your request can be connected to the content and design context of the page. This makes Avada Live the better choice when you want to create, revise, or extend content while looking at the actual layout.

In Avada Live, AI Chat opens by deault in a sidebar panel. This is so you can still see and access full Builder controls. If you prefer, there is a Builder Preference called AI Chat Mode to change it back to a dialog.

The first response does not have to be perfect. Ask AI Chat to make the copy shorter, clearer, more conversational, more technical, more persuasive, or more consistent with your existing wording. You can also ask it to produce alternatives, identify repetition, improve scannability, or convert paragraphs into a checklist.

After a change is made, inspect the page at desktop, tablet, and phone widths. If the result is close but not right, give a targeted follow-up request: “Keep the copy, but reduce the visual density,” “Keep the two-column structure, but add more space above the heading,” or “Make the buttons align consistently on mobile.” Small, precise iterations usually produce better results than asking for an entirely new design each time.

For an explanation: “Explain the difference between a container, column, and element in Avada. Use a short analogy, then give one practical example.”

For content: “Write an 80-word introduction for a local architecture studio. Speak to homeowners planning a renovation. Use a confident, welcoming tone and end with a clear invitation to explore the studio’s work.”

For a page section: “Create a services section for a small accounting firm. Use a heading, a short introduction, four service items with concise descriptions, and a button leading to the contact page. Keep the tone professional and approachable.”

For refinement: “Keep the meaning and all service names, but reduce this copy by 35%, remove repeated ideas, and make each paragraph easier to scan on a phone.”

AI Chat can accelerate planning and production, but you remain responsible for the final website. Verify factual claims, spelling, names, links, accessibility, brand compliance, and legal or regulated content. Do not assume that an answer is correct simply because it is confidently written. For page-building requests, check that the generated structure uses the intended elements, that no important existing content was removed, and that the result works at different screen sizes. Keep sensitive information out of prompts unless you are authorized to share it and the site’s policies permit its use.