Describe the design you want and see it on your own articles and pages. Refine it round by round, adjust any element, colour or font directly without using AI credits, and keep every version you save.
Lin Chuan · 6 min read
The same four hundred metres can take ten minutes or half an hour. The difference is rarely the distance; it is how many reasons the street gives you to stop.
I counted doors, windows and places to sit every fifty metres for three weekends. The busier the edge, the longer people stayed.
Ask for a direction in a sentence and the assistant changes the theme's structure, type and spacing, previewed on your real articles and pages instead of placeholder text. Keep refining round by round, or use quick adjustments such as Bolder, Quieter, Bigger images and New accent colour.
Open Appearance to change light and dark colours with contrast warnings, switch between 14 type pairings or any of 1,929 Google Fonts. Select an element in the preview to adjust its size, weight, spacing, colour, corners or shadow, or hide it, for every element of the same kind, on chosen pages and devices.
Lin Chuan · 6 min read
The same four hundred metres can take ten minutes or half an hour. The difference is rarely the distance; it is how many reasons the street gives you to stop.
I counted doors, windows and places to sit every fifty metres for three weekends. The busier the edge, the longer people stayed.
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Or switch to a type pairing
14 pairings; any of 1,929 Google Fonts per role.
Switch between the homepage, an article, a standalone page, the password page and the 404 page, on phone, tablet and desktop widths, with sample data or your live content.
Try it: switch the page and the screen size.
Lin Chuan · 6 min read
The same four hundred metres can take ten minutes or half an hour. The difference is rarely the distance; it is how many reasons the street gives you to stop.
I counted doors, windows and places to sit every fifty metres for three weekends. The busier the edge, the longer people stayed.
Give one section, one collection or a single article its own template, such as large images for photography posts, while the rest of the site keeps the main theme.
Try it: apply any version — the live site switches, nothing is lost.
Save any round as a version, preview it, apply it when you're ready and switch back to an earlier one at any time. Export a theme as a package or import one into another site.
Themes can't run their own scripts. Every change is validated, rendered and checked before you see it, and if a theme ever fails, the site falls back to the built-in theme instead of breaking.
Templates, CSS and settings are checked against the theme format.
Pages are rendered on the server with your content.
The result is checked for broken pages and unreadable contrast.
Only then do you see it, as a draft.
No scripts of its own: interactive features come from capabilities the platform provides.
If a theme ever fails to render, readers get the built-in theme.
Pick one when you sign up — it costs no credits — and change anything from there.
No. Describe what you want in your own words, or click an element and adjust it. Themes are still standard templates and CSS underneath, so you can export them if you want to work on the files.
Only rounds with the assistant. Appearance changes, element adjustments, previews, saving and applying versions, and the four starter themes don't use credits.
No. Everything happens in a draft you preview first. The live site changes only when you apply a version, and you can switch back to an earlier version at any time.
You can choose from 14 type pairings tuned for Chinese and Latin text, or any of 1,929 Google Fonts, which are served from your site's own domain.
Themes can't run scripts, every change is checked before you see it, and if rendering ever fails the site falls back to the built-in theme.
Every plan. AI rounds use AI credits; appearance and element edits, versions and the starter themes don't.
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