Edit your website by asking
Say what you want in plain words, or click a word on the page and type over it.
Ask, or edit on the page
Ask for anything big. Click and type for the small things, which cost nothing.
Ask Shingle
- Rewrite a section or a whole page, for 5 credits
- Change the layout, colors or mood, for 5 credits
- Add a section for 5 credits, or a page for 10
- Create new images for 5 credits
- Ask anything about your site, for free
Edit on the page, for free
- Type over words where they stand
- Change where a link or button goes
- Move a section up or down, or remove it
- Try the site's colors and fonts
- Replace an image, or take it off the site
Say what you want
Most website editors hand you a panel of settings and leave you to work out which one moves the thing you're looking at. Here you say what's wrong, the way you'd tell a person. Make the services shorter and friendlier. Mention free quotes. This page feels crowded. Shingle works out the rest.
The box in the editor is a conversation about your site. Shingle has read your pages, your facts and your recent versions, so you can ask it things as well as tell it things. Asking “what would make my home page better?” costs nothing. If it isn't sure what you mean, it asks first, with answers you can tap. When you ask for a change, it says so and starts.
A change usually takes 2 to 5 minutes, and you don't have to sit still for it. Keep typing. What you send waits in Up next and goes in when the work wraps up, or press Send now to hand it over at once, and if it fits the change in hand, Shingle folds it in. Stop ends a change partway, leaves your site as it was and gives the credits back.
Aim it and watch it work
Aim at a page or section
Choose it from Aim at, or point at a section in the preview and choose Change this section.
See what it's doing
While it works, the chat shows its notes and each step, and your current version stays on screen.
The rest stays put
A change keeps what your request doesn't need to touch, and the fact review checks the new words.
Words it can't type over
When code writes the words, Edit mode says so and offers Ask Shingle. Phones and hours go to Details.
Every version is kept
Each change, edit and restore saves a new version, and nothing is ever overwritten. Don't like the newest change? Press Undo. Want something from last week? Open History, where versions are grouped by day, preview any of them, and restore the one you want. Restoring adds a copy as the newest version, so the ones after it stay too.
Your visitors see none of this until you say so. The live site stays on the version you last published, and Publish is a separate step. One Save in Edit mode makes one version, however many words you touched, so History stays easy to read.
- Undo a change within a day and its credits come back, up to five times a month
- Restoring and publishing cost nothing
- A change that fails gives its credits back
Common questions
Can't find your answer? Read Shingle Help or email [email protected].
Open your site in Shingle and say what you want in the chat beside the preview, the way you'd tell a person. Shingle answers, asks if it isn't sure, and makes the change, usually in 2 to 5 minutes. Aim at a page or a section first if you want to keep it to one place.
A change uses 5 credits, adding a section 5, adding a page 10, and new images 5. Questions are free. If a change fails, or you stop it, the credits come back. Undo one within a day and its credits come back too, up to five times a month.
Yes. Switch the preview to Edit and type over words, change where a link goes, move or remove a section, and try colors and fonts, all for free. Details, uploads, restoring a version and publishing are free too. Credits only pay for work the AI does.
Press Undo on the newest change, or open History and bring back any earlier version. Every build, change, edit and restore is kept as its own version, and restoring adds a copy as the newest, so you lose nothing. Visitors keep seeing the published version until you publish again.
Shingle keeps what your request doesn't need to change, and the new version is checked before it's saved. If the check fails, nothing on your site changes and the credits come back. The preview shows the new version right away, and you publish it only when you're happy with it.
Yes. Invite a client to one site and they can edit on the page as a member would, without seeing the rest of your team's sites. Asking for changes uses your team's credits, so it's off until you turn it on for them, and you can bring back any version from History.
Read next
- Fact-checked websitesBuilt not to invent, and reviewed line by line.
- Templates and saved sectionsReuse your team's best sites and sections.
- Client accessInvite a client to edit one site and nothing else.
- VersionsSee every version and bring back an earlier one.
- Style and detailsChange colors, fonts, hours and contact details for free.
- Ask for changesChange words and sections by saying what you want.
Build your first site
Start from a Google listing or a few notes. Demos usually take 5–15 minutes.
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