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Using the AI assistant inside the editor

Ask the AI assistant to write copy, add sections, or update colors and styles across the whole page or on a single element.

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Beyond generating new sites and pages, véltica’s artificial intelligence lives right inside the editor so you can rewrite copy, redesign sections, or adjust styles just by asking in your own words.

How to open the AI assistant in the editor (floating button and quick bar)

You have two ways to talk to the AI assistant while designing:

  1. From the AI assistant button: opens the assistant chat panel in the editor so you can hold a step-by-step conversation, review the history of applied changes, and request updates across the entire page or on your current selection.
  2. From any element’s context bar (Ask the AI): when you select a block, heading, button, or section on the canvas, open What do you want to change? and type a direct instruction (for example, “make it bigger”, “rewrite this heading in a warmer tone”, or “use a blue background”).

What you can ask the AI to do: write or edit copy, add new sections, and update colors, fonts, or element styles

The assistant understands copywriting, layout, and styling requests alike:

What you want to accomplish Examples of what you can ask
Write or polish copy “Rewrite the copy in this section for an architecture studio in Austin”, “Make this paragraph shorter and more direct”, “Write 5 FAQs about shipping and returns”.
Add sections or cards “Add a testimonials section below this one”, “Add 2 more cards to this grid for our other services”.
Update your global brand style “Use a forest green and warm cream color palette”, “Change the heading font to an elegant serif”, “Make all buttons rounder”.
Adjust specific measurements and links “Increase the gap between cards”, “Add more inner padding on top and bottom”, “Link this button to the contact page”.
Adapt the whole page at once Click the quick suggestion Adapt this page to my business so the AI rewrites the copy, updates the professional photos, and adjusts styles across every section on the page in batches.

Local operations with zero AI usage: When you ask the assistant for direct adjustments—such as increasing font size, changing padding or margins, duplicating an element, moving a block, or updating a link—the editor handles the request locally right away (0 tokens · handled locally) without using any of your monthly AI allowance.

Editing a specific element by selecting it before sending your prompt

The assistant always knows what you have selected on the canvas:

  • If you select a heading, a button, or a card before sending your message, the AI focuses the change exclusively on that piece (or the section that contains it).
  • Direct mode vs. Style mode: in the assistant chat you can choose whether visual changes affect only the selected element (Direct: changes elements without touching global tokens) or update your site-wide brand styles (Style: changes the global tokens directly).
  • What stays protected: to prevent a prompt from accidentally overwriting your business data, the assistant never alters the internal records of your CMS items or your catalog offers (if you ask it to add an offer to a catalog list, it will give you a direct Create the offer in the dashboard button). And whenever a request would delete elements from the page, it always asks for your confirmation before removing anything.

How your plan’s monthly AI usage meter works and how to undo any AI change

In the header of the AI assistant (and under Plan usage), you can check your remaining AI usage this month percentage at any time along with the exact date your monthly allowance resets.

When you request a large change—such as Change the whole page—the assistant tells you upfront how many texts and photos it will update and roughly what percentage of your monthly AI it will use, so you can confirm with confidence.

If you ever want to roll back an AI change:

  • Click the Undo button directly inside the assistant’s reply in the chat, or
  • Use the Undo button in the top bar (Cmd + Z / Ctrl + Z) to return the canvas to how it looked a second earlier.