Editing with AI

To edit a PageFork site, type a plain-English instruction in the chat. The best edit prompts name three things: the target (which section), the change (what to do), and an optional constraint (tone, style, length). Smaller edits, one change at a time, produce the best results.

PageFork is conversational by design. The better your prompt, the better your result. Here are patterns that consistently produce great edits.

Anatomy of a great edit

A strong edit prompt usually names three things:

1. Target — which section or element you want changed.
2. Change — what you want to do to it.
3. Constraint — optional tone, style, length, or layout requirements.

Examples

• Target + change + constraint: “In the hero, replace the headline with something under 8 words and confident.”
• Copy rewrite: “Rewrite the ‘About’ section to feel more personal and first-person.”
• Layout change: “Move the pricing section directly after the hero.”
• Style shift: “Make the whole page darker and more editorial, keep the lime accent.”

Iteration mindset

Don’t try to fix everything in one prompt. Short, surgical edits work best:

1. Generate → review
2. Fix the single biggest thing wrong
3. Repeat

This is both faster and gives you much better results than a giant “change everything” prompt.

When to reference

• Brand reference: “Match the tone of brand X” (include a URL if public).
• Structural reference: “Use a hero similar to Stripe’s docs landing.”
• Image reference: attach a screenshot of the look you want.