AI Labels for Fusion Builder

AI Labels for Fusion Builder is a powerful WordPress plugin that enhances your Fusion Builder (Avada theme) workflow by automatically generating descriptive, context-aware names for containers based on their content.

Key Features:

• AI-Powered Naming: Uses OpenAI’s GPT-5.1 to analyze container content and generate meaningful names

• Manual Generation: Click a button on any container to generate a name instantly

• Bulk Generation: Generate names for all containers on a page with a single click

• Smart Analysis: Analyzes HTML content, element types, headings, and titles to understand context

• Settings Panel Integration: Generate names directly from the container settings panel

• Secure API Key Management: Secure storage and validation of your OpenAI API key

• Live Builder Support: Works seamlessly in Fusion Builder’s live editor

How It Works:

• Configure your OpenAI API key in Avada > AI Labels settings

• When editing a page in Fusion Builder, you’ll see “Generate AI Label” buttons on containers

• Click the button to analyze the container’s content and generate a descriptive name

• The generated name helps you quickly identify sections like “Hero”, “Testimonials”, “Contact”, “Features”, etc.

Use Cases:

• Organize complex page layouts with meaningful container names

• Speed up page building by quickly identifying sections

• Improve collaboration with clear, descriptive labels

• Maintain consistency across multiple pages

Requirements:

• Fusion Builder (included with Avada theme)

• OpenAI API key (get one from OpenAI dashboard )

• WordPress 6.8 or higher

• PHP 8.1 or higher

External Services

This plugin connects to OpenAI’s API to generate descriptive names for Fusion Builder containers. This service is required for the AI-powered label generation feature to work.

What data is sent and when:

• When generating a container name: The plugin sends the container’s HTML content or element structure data to OpenAI’s API. This includes:

• HTML markup of the container and its contents

• Element types and their properties (titles, headings, etc.)

• No personally identifiable information (PII) is sent

• When testing an API key: A minimal test request is sent to verify the API key is valid

• When validating an API key on save: A minimal test request is sent to ensure the key works before saving

Data transmission details:

• All API requests are sent directly from your WordPress server to OpenAI’s servers

• Your OpenAI API key is stored securely in your WordPress database and is never exposed to the frontend

• The plugin uses WordPress’s built-in wp_remote_post() function for secure HTTP requests

• API requests are made only when you explicitly trigger label generation or test your API key

Service provider information:

This plugin uses OpenAI’s API service. For more information about OpenAI’s data handling and policies:

• OpenAI Terms of Service

• OpenAI Privacy Policy

• OpenAI API Documentation