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: