Restore an earlier version of a page
Every save, AI edit and publish is kept in version history. Look at an older version of a landing page and put it back if you prefer it.
On this page
GenPage keeps earlier versions of every landing page, so a change you regret does not have to be rebuilt by hand. Undo only reaches back through the edits you made since you opened the editor; version history reaches back much further.
Open version history
Open the Editor menu and choose Version history.
The Versions panel opens on the right, newest first and grouped by date. Each entry says where it came from:
- Manual save - you pinned it yourself
- AI edit - the AI assistant changed the page
- Published - the page was put live
- Restored from v1 - an older version was put back
- An Autopilot badge marks a version an experiment created, with Not promoted if that round did not win
Save version at the top pins the page exactly as it is now, which is worth doing before you try something drastic.
Look at an older version
Click any version. The canvas shows that version instead of your current page and a bar appears above it reading Viewing with the version name, while the page name in the toolbar changes to Read-only · viewing the same version.
Nothing you click changes anything while you are in this mode. Click Exit to return to your current page.
Put it back
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With the version you want on screen, click Restore this version in the bar.
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Read the confirmation. It names the version and the moment it came from, and tells you that what you have now is kept as a version first, so nothing is lost.
The Restore confirmation dialog naming the version and its date -
Click the Restore button to confirm, or Cancel to leave things as they are.
The restored version becomes the page you are editing, and your previous work appears in the list as a new version.
If the panel is empty
A page you have only just created shows No versions yet. Click Save version to pin the current state as your first one.
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