Site SEO defaults

Site defaults apply to every page that doesn't set its own value. To open them, choose SEO from the view menu in the top bar. Defaults opens first, under the heading Site-wide SEO Defaults.

Each field saves when you click away from it.

Text settings

Field	What it does
Title	Your site's name in search results and browser tabs. It's added after each page's title (for example, `About
Language	Tells search engines and browsers what language your site is written in.
Description	The default search description for any page that doesn't have its own.
Preview	How your home page looks as a search result or shared link with these defaults.

The preview shows your live address once the site is published. Before then it shows example.com.

Site images

Click Upload (or Replace) next to an image, or click its image area, to choose an image from your library. Hover over an image and click the X to remove it.

Image	Size	Where it appears
Favicon — Light and Dark	64 × 64 pixels	The small icon in browser tabs and bookmarks. Add a Dark version if your icon is hard to see on dark browser themes.
Social Preview	1200 × 630 pixels	The image shown when someone shares a page that has no social image of its own.
Apple Touch Icon	180 × 180 pixels	The icon used when someone adds your site to an iPhone or iPad home screen.

If you set both favicons, browsers pick the one that matches the visitor's light or dark setting. If you set only one, it's used everywhere.

What you can't set here

• The canonical address. Starjay sets it from the address your site is published at. See What Starjay generates for you.
• The title format. Titles always follow the pattern described in Page SEO.
• Search visibility. That's under Indexing. See Search engines and AI crawlers.

You can also ask the AI to set these, for example: "Set the site description to a one-sentence summary of what we do."

Changes reach your live site the next time you publish.

Related

• Page SEO
• The image library