Click the page.
Type. Done.
Your live site becomes its own editor - one canvas for everything. Point at any headline, link or image and change it. Drag a section somewhere better. Ask for three other takes. Leave a note for later. All in the same place your visitors look.
Included with every site · every edit saves as a draft
Editing where your visitors look
Open your page
The editor loads your real page, pixel for pixel - exactly what a visitor sees, not a form that pretends to be it.
Click what you want to change
Click a headline, a button, an image - the matching field opens beside it, named in plain language, so you always know what you are editing.
Type - or swap the image
Change the words right there. For images, pick from your media library or paste any URL. The layout holds; only the content moves.
Preview, then publish
Every save is a draft - your live site is untouched until you publish. And every publish becomes a version you can roll back.
Small clicks, real editing
Everything below ships today, on every plan - no setup, no plugins.
Click-to-edit
Any text, link or image on the page opens its field the moment you click it.
Ctrl+Click navigation
Ctrl+Click any internal link to follow it - move page to page without ever leaving the editor.
Draft-first saves
Ctrl+S saves a draft. Your live site changes only when you publish - never by accident.
Preview with your edits
See the page with your unsaved changes staged in - before anything goes live.
Media picker
Swap any image from your media library, or paste an image URL straight into the field.
Sections in plain words
Fields are grouped and named the way you would say them - Hero, Pricing cards, Contact form.
Lists on the page
Add, remove and reorder collection items - posts, projects, people - right where they render.
Esc to step back
Esc reverts the field you are in before saving. Publishing made a version? Roll the whole thing back.
A 20-second intro
The first time you open it, a short tour shows the three moves. After that it stays out of your way.
Drag sections into a new orderNew
Grab a section by its handle and drop it where it reads better - a real drop line shows where it lands. Free, instant, staged like any other edit.
“Show me three other ways”New
Every section has a 3 ways button: Yetty designs three genuinely different takes in your site’s own style. The credit price sits on the button before anything runs; each answer lands as a pending design you approve or ignore.
Notes on sectionsNew
A note bubble on every section - jot “rewrite this” or “swap the photo”, see open notes as badges, resolve them when done. Notes never touch the page itself.
This is the real thing
Real captures of the editor open on a live store - the storefront on the left with drag, three-ways and note chips on every section, the page in plain words on the right. Flip through the screens with the arrows or the dots. Nothing staged, nothing mocked up.
Point at a headline, a link or an image and the matching field opens on the right, named in plain words.
See every move
Grab a section by its handle and drop it where it reads better. It stages as a draft, like any other edit.
See every move
Add, remove and reorder posts, projects or people right where they render on the page.
See every move
Every section carries a 3 ways button - genuinely different takes in your own style, each a pending version you approve.
See every moveThe visual editor never redesigns your site on its own. Words, links and images edit in place as drafts; a reorder or a new take on a section lands as a pending version you review first. Live changes happen only when you publish - and every publish is a version you can roll back.
An editor that respects your design
Three things stay true, no matter how much you change.
Your design stays exact
You edit the real page, not a copy poured into someone else’s blocks. Words, links and images change - the layout, spacing and type you built never move.
Every edit is a version
Nothing goes live by accident. Saves are drafts, every publish writes a version, and one click rolls the whole site back to any earlier one.
Nothing gets rebuilt
No theme to fit into, no migration. The editor works on your live site exactly as it already is - open a page and start.
Not the editor you’re used to
| Yetty | Typical website builder | |
|---|---|---|
| Edit on your real, live page | Yes - the page itself is the canvas | A separate editor view |
| Your layout when you change text | Untouched - only content moves | Re-flows inside their blocks |
| Every publish is a rollback point | Yes - versioned automatically | Rarely / manual save states |
| Three AI takes on any section | Yes - in your own style, priced up front | No |
| Leave notes on a section | Yes - a to-do layer on the page | No |
| Run it from your AI over MCP | Yes | No |
Comparison reflects typical website-builder editors. The visual editor is included with every Yetty site, on every plan. See every feature.
Editing your site by clicking it
Will editing change how my site looks?
No. You edit the real page in place - text, links and images. Your layout, spacing, fonts and colours stay exactly as you built them. Only the content you touch changes.
What happens when I click publish?
Your draft goes live and Yetty writes a version at the same moment. If anything looks wrong, one click rolls the whole site back to an earlier version. Nothing is ever lost.
Does the editor work on my existing live site?
Yes. There is no rebuild and no theme to move into. Open any page of your site and the page itself becomes the editor.
What are the three other ways?
On any section you can ask Yetty for three genuinely different takes in your own style. The credit price shows on the button before anything runs, and each take arrives as a pending version you approve or ignore.
Is the visual editor included, or an extra?
Included with every site, on every plan, with no setup. Connecting your own custom domain is the $13-per-site step; the editor itself costs nothing.
Can my team leave feedback without changing the page?
Yes. Drop a note on any section - rewrite this, swap the photo - and resolve it when it is done. Notes are a to-do layer for you and your team; they never touch the live page.