Make a focused AI edit
1
Open the correct experience and page
Confirm the shop, page, and editing mode before asking for a change. Check whether the selected content is a Global Section or product-specific page.
2
Select and identify the target
Select the section or element you want to change. Review the section context attached to the chat, and name the target in your instruction so the request is unambiguous.
3
Provide the change and constraints
Describe what should change, what should stay unchanged, and which device view the change is for. Include a reference or approved content when needed.
4
Review the result
Wait for the response and inspect the actual canvas. Check the target section, neighboring content, both device views, and any affected purchasing interaction.
5
Save or publish deliberately
A completed chat response does not by itself tell you the page’s saved or published state. Use the appropriate page or scoped-section save/publish action after reviewing the result.
Use the right attachments
The editor chat supports context such as files, media, products, Meta ads, Figma links, and web links. Attach the actual product or reference when possible rather than expecting the assistant to identify it from an ambiguous name. For Figma, provide both the desktop and mobile frame links in the chat and label which is which. For a web reference, explain whether it is a visual reference, a copy reference, or the desired shopping interaction. These are different instructions.Preserve what is already working
State the boundaries of the edit. For example:In the selected hero section, shorten the headline to two lines on mobile. Keep the image, desktop layout, CTA destination, product selection, and all other sections unchanged. Use only the approved wording below.For a Buy Box, explicitly preserve or intentionally change the product, variant selection, selling plan, quantity, and cart/checkout action. A visual redesign should not silently become a new purchasing implementation.