New to the editor? Start with the tutorial.
A step-by-step walkthrough: create a branch, make a change, share a preview, and publish.
How the editor works
Changes save automatically. As you type, the editor saves your draft. Your work persists across tabs, devices, and network interruptions. Changes only go live when you publish them. Git stays in sync. When someone else pushes changes to your repository from outside the editor, those changes appear in the editor automatically. You don’t need to pull or refresh. The editor merges non-conflicting changes and highlights anything that needs your attention. Publishing writes to Git. When you publish, the editor commits your changes to your repository. On a deployment branch, this updates your live site immediately. On a feature branch, it creates a pull request. Your team edits together. Multiple people can edit the same page simultaneously. Live cursors show who is editing and where.The editor layout
- Top bar: Use the top bar to control what branch you work on, access the agent, preview, and publish changes.
- Navigation sidebar: Select a page to edit, create new pages, and manage the site structure.
Explore the editor
Branching and publishing
How branches and protection rules determine what happens when you publish, and how to manage the pull request review process.
Ask agent
Edit pages, search your content, modify settings, and configure your site from a chat interface.
Create and edit pages
Add new and update existing pages.
Organize navigation
Reorder pages and manage site structure.
Configurations
Configure your site’s branding, colors, and features.
Keyboard shortcuts
Save time with keyboard shortcuts.