Changing Text & Images

Most of what you’ll do here is change words and pictures. Both work the same way: you describe what you want, the AI shows you the change, you approve it. Here are real examples to copy.

#Changing text

You don’t need to know which page the text is on. Just describe it.

Opening hours:

“Change Tuesday’s hours to 11 to 9.”

A menu or service:

“Remove the Margherita pizza from today’s menu.” “Add ‘Teeth whitening — $199’ to the services page.”

Contact details:

“Update the phone number everywhere it appears to 555-0142.”

That last one is worth noting: if the same detail shows up on several pages, the AI finds all of them. You don’t have to hunt them down.

Fixing a typo or rewording:

“On the about page, change ‘family owned since 1985’ to ‘family owned since 1987.’”

#Swapping a photo

To change an image, attach the new photo right in the chat and tell the AI where it goes.

1. Click the attach (paperclip) button in the message box and pick your photo.
2. Type where it should go: “Use this as the new homepage photo.”
3. The AI places the image and shows you the result before it’s live.

You can attach up to five images in one message. Good photos help — bright, in focus, and large enough that they don’t look fuzzy on a big screen.

#Tips for clear requests

• Be specific about what, not where. “Change the soup of the day to tomato basil” works better than “edit page 2.”
• One thing at a time is easiest, but you can bundle related changes: “Update Tuesday hours to 11–9 and mark the soup sold out.”
• If the result isn’t right, just say so. “No, keep the old photo on the about page” — the AI adjusts.

#Remember

Every text or image change is previewed and waits for your approval before it goes live. Want the details on that step? See Reviewing & Approving AI Changes.