Editor basics
Find your way around the GenPage editor - the toolbar, the Insert and AI panels, the canvas, the device bar and how your changes save.
On this page
The editor is where you shape a landing page. The page fills the middle of the screen, panels open at the sides, and a toolbar runs across the top. Open it from Create → Landing Pages by clicking any page in the list.
The toolbar
The toolbar has two zones and nothing in the middle. On the left are the Editor menu, the page name with its save state beside it, Insert and AI, and undo and redo. On the right are Variables, Comments, Preview and the publish button.
If your window is narrow, the right-hand buttons fold into a More options menu.
The Editor menu
Editor holds the actions for the page as a whole: Rename, Page settings, Version history, Swap template, Save as template, Analytics and Go to dashboard.
Insert
Insert opens a panel of ready-made blocks. They are grouped under Structure, Sections and Elements, and Saved at the top holds blocks you kept for reuse. Point at a category to see what is in it, then click a block to drop it into the page or drag it where you want it.
AI Assistant
AI opens a chat in the same slot as Insert, so opening one closes the other. Describe the change you want and the assistant edits the page for you, showing the steps it took as it works.
The blue strip above the message box is Personalize. Choose where the personalisation comes from - Leads, Google Ads or LinkedIn Ads - and how far it goes, from Low to Max, then click Apply. Deeper settings let the assistant create new AI variables; Low only reuses ones you already have.
The canvas
Click any element on the page to select it. A small toolbar appears over your selection and the style panel opens on the right, where Simple and Advanced switch between the common settings and the full list. Double-click text to edit it in place.
Device sizes and code
The bar floating at the bottom of the canvas switches the page between Desktop, Laptop, Tablet and Mobile so you can check the layout at each width. Code swaps the canvas for the page's HTML and CSS.
How your changes save
You do not save a landing page by hand. The word beside the page name reads Saving… while a change is being stored and Saved once it is done. While you are looking at an old version it reads Read-only · viewing with the version name, and nothing you click changes the page.
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