Edit the page and see the result as you type

The preview is not an approximation. It is the actual website, rendered with the draft content, so what editors see is what visitors will get. Editors can view desktop, tablet, and mobile sizes side by side, switch languages, and click any element in the preview to jump straight to the field that controls it.

Preview links can be shared with anyone who has access to the CMS. Stakeholders who only need to review can be given the read-only Viewer role.

Developers define the building blocks for each kind of page, such as a hero, a product grid, or a set of cards. Editors add, remove, and reorder those blocks to build new pages without writing code. Because each block has a fixed design, pages stay on brand and accessible, and editors cannot accidentally break a layout.

• Rich text with formatting, links, and embedded components.

• Image fields with alt text, and a shared asset library.

• References between docs, such as a page that features a set of products.

• Help text on every field, so editors know what goes where.

Large sites have thousands of docs. Press ⌘K (Ctrl+K on Windows) anywhere in the CMS to search across every collection, including the text inside fields, and jump straight to the result. Inside a long doc, the in-editor search finds a field by its label or content.

Drafts save automatically, and nothing reaches the live site until someone publishes it. Undo and redo work across fields, every save is kept in the version history, and any field can be rolled back to an earlier value. See Publishing, scheduling, and releases.