Editing your site

The editor lives under Dashboard → Sites → your site. Its tabs follow the questions you ask yourself: Identity, Template, Content and Activity. A site imported from WordPress also has a Migration tab until its domain has switched over.

Draft, preview and publishing

Every change is saved automatically as a draft, a moment after you stop typing. The preview on the right shows that draft live, on desktop or mobile; the Blur images button blurs the preview only, handy if you work somewhere public. On a small screen, the preview opens in a drawer.

The public site keeps serving the last published version until you click Publish, at the bottom of the editor. The Preview button at the top opens the real site in a new tab.

Activity

The site's dashboard:

• the status banner: what is live, what publishes next, how much of the text is already rewritten and whether a rewriting pass is running;
• the network: the visitors the partner network sends you and the ones you send (see The partner network);
• stats: paste your Plausible domain or your Google Analytics ID, the site loads your script and the numbers land in your account. Jimp stores no visitor data;
• social networks: connect your Telegram channel and your Bluesky account, every new video goes out there on its own with its card;
• comments: you hide them, show them again or delete them.

Nothing on this screen is made up: a number is read from a real source, or it is not shown.

Template

A grid of cards, one per template of your site's family (a video site picks among the video templates, a cam portal among the cam templates). One click and the preview follows: your content, your texts and your settings stay put. Your colors are kept; the Reset to the template palette button brings back the chosen template's own (see Choosing a template).

Identity

• Site name.
• Mood: dark, light, or a background color of your own. Text color follows the luminance of what you pick, so a light background never gets light text.
• Accent color.
• Name typeface: the display face the site's name is set in.
• Logo: Written name, whose shape you pick, or AI logo: describe what you want (or nothing at all) and you get 4 proposals for 10 credits. You keep one, or go back to the written name. Logos already generated stay in your gallery.
• Hero title and Hero subtitle of the home page: the two brand lines. The subtitle is also the meta description search engines show. Left empty, the site derives them from its niche.
• Site address: your .jimp.site address and your custom domains (see Custom domains).
• Delete the site: permanent. The videos in your Studio belong to your account and outlive it.

The site's language is chosen in the wizard and does not change in the editor: all of the site's text, every video's title and description included, is written in that language. Five languages: English, French, Spanish, German, Italian.

Content

• Live cams: the cams section, its gender and its tags.
• Videos: the niche (orientation, Your niche, Excluded keywords, filters), the sources (tubes and sponsor scenes) and the pornstar directory (see Niche and content).
• Your videos: the ones from your Studio this site shows.
• Publishing: the schedule's pace, and the videos to rewrite or hide by hand (see Publishing).
• Niche pages: your site's articles, written by you or generated with credits.

What about the money?

Nothing to set in the site. Your affiliate codes are set once for your whole account, on the dashboard's Sponsors page, and every site takes them. What your sites bring in is on the Earnings page, for the whole account and then site by site (see Monetization).

Offline

The switch at the top of the editor takes the site offline: it serves an offline screen and publishing pauses. You bring it back whenever you want, nothing is lost.