Edit text and images on the page
Click any text to change it, edit sections and images in the side panel, and publish when you're ready.
The Editor shows your site as visitors see it. You change it right on the page; nothing goes live until you publish.
Change text
Click any text on the page and type. Your change is saved to a draft and the preview updates (Saved · preview updated). Headings, paragraphs, buttons and list items all work this way.
Edit, add and rearrange sections
Hover over a section to see its toolbar:
- Move up and move down to reorder.
- Duplicate to copy it, then change the copy.
- Delete to remove it.
- Edit opens the section in the side panel, with a form for everything that isn't plain text: links, numbers, choices, images and lists (FAQ questions, team members, services).
Choose + between two sections to add a new one: pick a section type from your site's own designs, or ask the content agent to write one ("Add a section with our three newest testimonials").
Items inside a section, such as a FAQ question or a service tile, have their own move, duplicate and delete when you hover them.
Replace an image
Edit the section (or the page's entry) and choose Replace on the image. Every image needs alt text: a short description for people using screen readers and for search engines.
Pages that aren't on screen
Some content, such as a location's opening hours or a service's prices, lives in forms rather than on the page. Find it under Content, where every collection of your site (articles, services, locations, team) is listed with New, Duplicate and Delete.
Publish
Your edits stay in a draft until you choose Publish. The top of the editor shows how many changes are waiting. Changes & deploys lists every change, who made it, and every version that went live, so you can go back to an earlier one if you need to.
Good to know
- Editing yourself is always free; only the AI's work uses actions.
- To change the layout, the header or footer, or the overall look, use a design change on the Design page instead.
- Everyone in your workspace edits the same draft, and every change is saved separately, so nothing is overwritten.