Once the AI has generated and published your site, you don't have to regenerate it to fix a typo or rewrite a paragraph. The content editor lets you adjust the words and sections on your live pages directly, so small changes are quick and you keep the design you already have.
Opening the content editor
From your dashboard, open the site you want to change and choose to edit its content. The editor shows your site organized by section — for example a hero, an about section, services or offerings, and a contact area — matching the blueprint the AI designed for you.
Editing text and sections
Click into any text field to change it. You can rewrite headings, body copy, button labels, list items, and contact details. Edit the real content of each section while keeping the layout intact.
- Keep it focused. Clear, concise copy reads best on a published site.
- Match the section's purpose. Use the about area for your story and the services area for what you offer.
- Check contact details. Make sure your email, phone, and address are current.
If you'd rather not write from scratch, you can use AI writing assistance to draft or improve a field — see Using AI writing assistance. To swap pictures, see Adding and replacing images.
Saving your changes
Save as you go. Saving stores your edits but does not change what visitors see yet — your live site stays as it was until you publish. This means you can take your time, review everything, and come back later without breaking the public page.
Re-publishing to go live
When you're happy with your edits, publish the site. Publishing rebuilds the static pages and pushes them out across the global CDN, so your updated content reaches visitors quickly. Because the sites are statically exported and served over CloudFront with automatic HTTPS, the published result is fast and reliable.
A few things worth knowing:
- Editing content this way does not use a regeneration. Regenerations are only spent when you ask the AI to build a brand-new design.
- Your design, colors, and layout stay exactly as they are — only the content you changed updates.
- If you want a completely different look rather than a content tweak, regenerate the site instead.
Tips for clean edits
Preview your changes before publishing so you can catch anything awkward. Keep headings short, break long paragraphs into smaller ones, and make sure links point where you expect. If a section feels empty, add a sentence or two rather than leaving placeholder text in place.
Still need help? If a change isn't saving or your published site doesn't reflect your edits, open a support ticket from your support page and include the site name and what you changed.