The AI editor is a floating assistant that lives in the visual editor. Instead of staring at your page wondering what to change, you ask it — and it returns concrete edits with reasoning.
Open it
Inside the visual editor, click the floating ✨ button at the bottom-right. The panel slides in. The first time you use it, we scan your page (one-time, takes ~5 seconds) so the AI can reason about your layout.
Two ways to use it
Element-level suggestions
Select an element on the page (a button, a header, a card). Click Suggest improvements. The AI returns 2–3 changes — like "stronger CTA copy" or "increase contrast for accessibility" — with a one-click apply.
Page-level suggestions
Don't select anything. Click Suggest for page. The AI looks at the whole page and proposes a small set of high-impact changes, ranked by expected effect on conversion.
Always preview before applying
The AI is opinionated and sometimes wrong. Hit Preview on any suggestion to see it live before applying. If it's not great, decline. If it's close but off, ask the AI to refine — "make it bolder" or "match the existing font".
Custom prompts
You can also type your own request. "Make the price more prominent". "Add a trust badge near the CTA". "The mobile menu feels cramped — fix it". The AI generates the CSS or DOM edits and shows them as a previewable suggestion.
What the AI can't do
- It won't write JavaScript that runs on your real site. All edits are scoped to the variant.
- It can't see your conversion data — it reasons about the page in isolation.
- It doesn't know your brand guidelines unless you tell it. Custom prompts get better results when you mention "match our blue: #0074ff" or similar.
Next steps
Apply a suggestion → save it as a variant → start the experiment. The AI's suggestions are starting points, not winners. Validate them with traffic.