Editing Posts
While our AI does the heavy lifting, you have full control to tweak, polish, and personalize every post before it goes live. The built-in editor makes this easy — no technical skills required.
Opening the Editor
- Go to Content → Drafts in your dashboard
- Click on any post to open it
- The post opens in our editor with the full content displayed
What You Can Edit
The editor gives you control over every part of the post:
Title and Headline
Click the title to edit it. We'll keep the original as a suggestion in case you want to revert.
Tips for great headlines:
- Keep it under 60 characters for SEO
- Include your primary keyword naturally
- Make it compelling — "5 Tips for..." and "How to..." formats work well
- Consider including your location if relevant
Body Content
Edit the body text directly in the editor. It works like a standard word processor:
- Format text – Bold, italic, underline
- Add headings – H2 and H3 subheadings to organize content
- Lists – Bulleted and numbered lists
- Links – Add internal or external hyperlinks
- Images – Upload or place images where needed
Don't feel like you need to rewrite everything. Even small personal touches — like adding a specific client story or mentioning a recent shoot — make the post uniquely yours.
SEO Settings
Below the main editor, you'll find SEO fields:
| Field | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Meta title | The title that appears in search results (under 60 characters) |
| Meta description | The snippet that appears under the title in search results (under 160 characters) |
| Focus keyword | The primary keyword you want this post to rank for |
| Slug | The URL ending for this post (e.g., yourblog.com/tips-for-brides) |
| Category | Which blog category the post belongs to |
Featured Image
Set or change the featured image (the main image that appears when the post is shared):
- Click the Featured Image area
- Upload a new image or select from your media library
- Crop or position the image as needed
Publish Settings
At the bottom of the editor:
| Setting | What It Does |
|---|---|
| Publish Now | Sends the post live immediately |
| Schedule | Sets a future publish date and time |
| Save as Draft | Keeps the post in review for later |
Saving Your Changes
The editor auto-saves your changes every few seconds. You can also manually save by clicking the Save Draft button. You'll see a confirmation when your changes are saved.
Requesting Revisions
If a post needs more than minor edits, you can request a full revision:
- Click Request Revision
- Tell the AI what you'd like changed (e.g., "Make this more focused on outdoor portraits" or "Shorten to 400 words")
- Submit the request
- A revised version appears within 24 hours
Your original draft is preserved — you can always go back to it.
Comparing Versions
If you've made several edits and want to see how the post has changed:
- Click the History button in the editor toolbar
- Browse through saved versions
- Click any version to see a diff (what changed)
- Restore a previous version if needed
Collaborating with Team Members
On Growth and Studio plans, team members with editor permissions can also edit posts. Changes are tracked by user.
Next Steps
Once your post looks the way you want, it's time to publish. Learn about your options in Publishing.