# Edit a section from a screenshot, text or photos

> Paste a screenshot of a page or section and say what to change; or give text and images for a section. The editor finds the section, updates it, and you publish.

Web page: https://sitesfare.com/guides/edit-from-a-screenshot
Part of: https://sitesfare.com/guides

## Steps at a glance

1. **Screenshot the section.** Take a screenshot of the page or just the part you want changed and paste it into your AI editor.
2. **Say what to change.** For example “change the heading to … and remove the second item”. The editor matches the screenshot to a section and edits its fields.
3. **Or give text and photos.** Paste the words and attach images; the editor fills the section and uploads the photos to your media library.
4. **Publish.** Say “publish” to put the draft live.
5. **Undo if needed.** Ask the editor to undo, or use the site’s History tab in the dashboard.

Once your AI editor is [connected to Sitesfare](/guides/connect-ai-editors), you do not need to know field names or section ids. Show it the part of the page and say what you want.

## From a screenshot

1. Take a screenshot of the page — or just the section you want changed — and paste it into the chat.
2. Say what to change: *"This section — change the heading to 'Selected work' and remove the second project."*

The editor reads your site as an outline (every section's headings, text and images), matches what it sees in the screenshot to a section, and edits that section's fields. Removing an item hides it — nothing is deleted, and it can be shown again.

Tips:

- One section per message keeps it precise.
- If it picks the wrong section, say which one: *"no, the Services section"*. It can list every section of the site.
- A tighter screenshot (just the section) matches faster than a whole page.

## From text and photos

Give the words and attach the images:

> Use these three photos for the gallery and this caption: "Studio, Bengaluru — spring 2026."

Text goes into the section's fields — the editor respects each field's length and type, so a label stays short and a paragraph can be long. Photos are uploaded to your media library (up to 5 MB each) and placed in the image fields. An `https://` link to an image works too.

## Publish

Nothing is live until you say so. Say **"publish"**; the editor publishes and tells you the address (`yourname.sitesfare.app`, or your own domain). Allow a minute for caches.

## Undo

Changed your mind? Say *"undo that"*, or open your website's **History** tab in the dashboard and click **Undo this change**. Every change an editor makes is listed with who made it and which fields changed; undo restores the content as it was before that change, and can itself be undone.

## What it can and cannot do

- It can: change any word, link, date or photo; show or hide sections and repeating items; change the accent colour, fonts, mood and per-section background colours and photos; upload images; publish; undo; start a new site from any template.
- It cannot: change the template's own layout code, add a section the template does not have, or move the site to another host (see [the hosting licence](/connect)).

## Example prompts

- "Here's a screenshot of my hero — swap the photo for the attached one and make the headline 'Calm, useful interfaces'."
- "Update the About section with this text: …"
- "Hide the testimonials section and publish."
- "Change the display font to Syne and the accent colour to #1F6F4A."
- "Add these five projects to my portfolio: (title, one line, link) …"
- "What did the AI change on ira this week?" — it reads the history.

## Questions

**What if the editor picks the wrong section?**
Tell it the section name (“no, the Services section”) — site_get lists every section — or paste a tighter screenshot. Nothing is lost: every change is in History.

**Can it add a new section or change the layout?**
It can show, hide and fill the sections the template has, change colours, fonts and section backgrounds, and start a new site from any template. The template’s own layout code stays on Sitesfare.