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Can I change my app by clicking on the element?

Updated October 12, 2026

The short answer

Yes, this is called visual editing. Instead of explaining in words which element you mean, you click it in the preview and say what to change: the text, color, size, position, or hiding it. It solves the most tiring problem with AI builders, which is the tool changing something other than what you meant. Bigger changes to business logic are still clearer as a written description.

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Which method for which change?

The changeBest done by
Changing a button label or a headingClicking the element
Color, size or spacingClicking the element
Moving a section or hiding a fieldClicking the element
Adding a new page or reportA written or spoken description
Changing a business rule, such as who approves an orderA clear written description

How do you use it?

  1. 1
    Open the preview

    Turn on visual edit mode on the page you want.

  2. 2
    Click the element

    It is highlighted so you can confirm it is the right one.

  3. 3
    Say what you want

    A short sentence: 'make the button blue and bigger' or 'change the heading to Today's offers'.

  4. 4
    Check the result at once

    If you do not like it, ask to undo or correct it with another sentence.

Tips to avoid going in circles

  • One change at a time, then look at the result.
  • Describe the outcome, not the method: 'I want it clearer on phones'.
  • Check the page at phone width after every visual change.
  • If the element repeats on many pages, say whether the change is here only or everywhere.

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