Edit your site with the AI chat

Updated October 14, 2026 · 8 min

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   Describe a change in plain words

   Type what you want in the box at the bottom of the chat. Try "make the hero headline shorter" or "add a testimonials section". You can also tap a starter prompt to send it as is. The AI can see your whole site, and it knows which page you have open. Requests about the overall feel, like "more luxurious", can switch the site to another look. Press Enter to send. Shift+Enter starts a new line.

   Enter sends your message. Shift+Enter starts a new line.

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   Chat with the AI

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   Watch it work, step by step

   Each step the AI takes shows up as a row in its reply. A spinner means it is working on that step. A check means the step worked, and a cross means it did not. When the turn ends, a short summary lists what changed and what it cost. Colour changes appear in the preview without a reload. Font and bigger changes reload the preview and keep your scroll position.

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   Stop a change early

   While the AI works, the send button turns into Stop. Press it to end the turn. Stopping refunds the credit for that reply. A page created before you pressed Stop stays, and so does its extra credit. A menu or settings change made before you pressed Stop may already be live, so check the preview.

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   Answer its questions

   When a request could go more than one way, the AI asks instead of guessing. Its suggested answers appear as buttons under the question. Tap one to reply. If it also says "Type your own answer", you can write a reply in the message box instead. A question costs nothing. You pay only when a change is made.

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   Send it a photo or a screenshot

   Use the paperclip in the message box to attach an image. You can also paste a screenshot or drop a photo onto the box. A message can carry up to four images. For each one, choose "Use on the site" or "Use as a design reference". Then type what you want and send.

   Tip

   “Use on the site” adds the photo to your media library. The AI can then place it, for example as your hero image. “Use as a design reference” shows the AI a site you like. It matches the look and copies nothing from it.
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   Ask it to find a photo

   No photo of your own? Ask for one, like "find a photo of a cozy bakery for the hero". The AI searches free stock photos, adds the best one to your library and places it. It can also import a photo from a link you paste. Stock photos cost nothing extra.

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   Add a video, map, calendar or playlist

   Paste a link and ask the chat to add it to a page. It works with YouTube and Vimeo videos, Google Maps, Calendly booking pages and Spotify. For a map, an address is enough, like "add a Google Map of our address". Links from other sites are turned down, and the reply says why.

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   Pages, the menu and site settings

   The chat can add a page or remove one, but never your home page. It can change a page’s headline and its menu link. It can also change the address of a page you have not published yet. It can also change your menu, and add or remove links in the header and footer. It can update your contact details, social links, default search title and description, and Google Analytics ID.

   Watch out

   Menu and settings changes go live on your site straight away. Design, text, sections and new pages stay in your draft until you publish. The summary under each reply marks live changes with “Live now”.
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   Talk instead of typing

   Tap the microphone in the message box to dictate. Tap again to stop, or hold it down and let go when you are done. Your words appear in the box as you speak, so you can fix them before sending. The first time, your browser asks to use the microphone. Voice works in Chrome, Edge and Safari. Firefox does not support it yet.

   Tip

   If you see “Microphone blocked”, click the icon at the left of the address bar. Allow the microphone for this site, then tap the mic again.
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    Pick up an earlier chat

    Every chat is saved. Open the history button at the top of the chat to see earlier ones and reopen any of them. The AI remembers the recent messages in that chat. Use New chat to start fresh on a different task.

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    What it costs

    A reply that changes your site costs 1 credit, however many steps it takes. Questions and replies that change nothing are free. Creating a new page costs 1 extra credit. If you run out, the chat says so and keeps your message in the box. Use "Get more credits" to top up, or "Add the CMS": the CMS plan adds 100 credits a month. Manual edits in the Design and Sections tabs are always free. Undo, redo and publishing from the chat are free too.

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    You’re out of credits

    Chat changes cost credits. Manual edits stay free.

    Get more credits

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    Undo and redo

    The Undo and Redo buttons sit next to your credit count, above the editor. Undo reverses your last change, chat or manual. Redo brings back what you just undid. Everything one chat reply did to your draft counts as a single step. Menu and settings changes are live, so Undo does not reach them. Ask the chat to change them back instead.

    Watch out

    A new edit clears what Redo can bring back. Publishing clears both, so Undo cannot reach anything from before your last publish. Undo or Redo greys out when there is nothing left to undo or redo.
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    Undo, redo and publish from the chat

    You can also ask in words. Try "undo that", "bring it back" or "publish my changes". Publishing from the chat does the same as the Publish button. Your draft goes live, and the top bar updates to match. These cost nothing, like the buttons. So do going live and taking the site offline. "Start my site over" costs 20 credits, and the chat asks you to confirm first. Then the editor takes you to your site page to watch the rebuild.