> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.convella.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Site settings

Manage your website's name, description, language, social profiles, and connected YouTube channel.

Open [Settings](https://convella.com/site?publicationSettings=identity) in Convella to get started.

## Title and description

Under **General settings → Title & description**, click **Edit** to update:

* **Title** — Your website's name.
* **Description** — A short introduction to your website and what readers can expect.

Click **Save** to apply your changes.

![Website title, description, and default language in General settings](https://mintcdn.com/convella/pBat-kSuSzw_lXD9/images/website/site-settings-sprouts.jpg?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=pBat-kSuSzw_lXD9\&q=85\&s=37847ddd31e29eefba8356e2c3025806)

## Language

Under **General settings → Language**, choose your website's default language from the dropdown. Your selection is saved automatically.

To choose the language of generated articles, use [Generation settings](https://help.convella.com/articles/generation-settings.md#language).

## Social accounts

Open [General settings → Social accounts](https://convella.com/site?publicationSettings=social) and enter your profile URLs for YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, or other supported platforms. Click **Save changes** when you're finished.

These links are used across your website and in structured data that helps search engines identify your social profiles. To remove a profile, clear its URL and save your changes.

## Connected YouTube channel

Under [Site → Connected channel](https://convella.com/site?publicationSettings=channel), view the YouTube channel connected to your website.

If you haven't connected a channel yet, click **Add channel** and follow the Google sign-in prompts to select one.

> [!NOTE]
>
> Only the website owner can access connected-channel settings. Adding a YouTube URL under **Social accounts** adds a profile link; it doesn't connect a channel for article generation.

## Advanced settings

### RSS feed

Under [Settings → Advanced → RSS feed](https://convella.com/site?publicationSettings=rss), enable or disable the feed that lets readers follow new articles in feed readers and other apps.

When enabled, click the open-in-new-tab icon to view your feed at `/rss`.

### Code injection

Use code injection to connect third-party analytics tools such as Google Analytics, add site-verification tags, or customize your website with CSS.

Go to [Advanced → Code injection](https://convella.com/site?publicationSettings=code) and click **Open**. Add sitewide code under **Site header** or **Site footer**, then click **Save**.

Header code is added to the page's HTML head; footer code is added at the end of the page body. These settings apply across your website. For code specific to one article, use [Article settings](https://help.convella.com/articles/article-settings.md#code-injection).

For Google Analytics, copy the complete Google tag from its [manual installation instructions](https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/9304153), paste it into **Site header**, and save. For other tools, follow the provider's instructions for where to place its code. View the collected data in that tool's dashboard.

### Delete your website

The website owner can open [Advanced → Danger zone](https://convella.com/site?publicationSettings=danger), click **Delete publication**, and confirm.

> [!WARNING]
>
> Deleting a publication permanently deletes the website and all of its articles. This cannot be undone. If you only want to stop your subscription, use [Plans and billing](https://help.convella.com/account-and-billing/plans-and-billing.md#cancel-your-subscription).


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