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What is “Edit the website”?

Right above the chat box you’ll find the Edit the website button. It opens a panel with ready-made actions for the most common things people do with their website — like swapping images, adding a new section or setting up a contact form. You don’t have to phrase anything yourself. Pick an action, answer a few simple questions, and Nettify AI does the rest.
Not sure where to start? Always start here. This is the easiest way to edit — perfect when you know what you want, but not quite how to explain it.

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How to do it

1

Open the panel

Open your website in Nettify and click Edit the website right above the chat box. The “What would you like to do?” panel opens.
2

Pick a category

On the left you’ll see categories like Recommended, Text & images, Sections and Appearance. Click the one that fits.
3

Pick an action

Click the card that describes what you want to do — for example Swap image or Add new page. Some actions open a simple form where you fill in details, others prepare a ready-made instruction in the chat box.
4

Fill in and send

Answer the questions in the form and send. Nettify AI makes the change, and you see the result in the preview right away.

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What’s in the panel?

Swap images, edit text, change the tone of your copy, add a new section, or let customers book directly.
Add a call-to-action button, benefits, FAQ, opening hours, “how we work”, price comparison and more.
Video, portfolio, image carousel, before/after images, customer testimonials, team and partner logos.
Newsletter, campaign banner, map, countdown, popup, social icons and a sticky contact button.
Change colors, fonts, layout, button styles and animations.
Add a new page — for example pricing, gallery, FAQ, booking or reviews. Also edit the menu and footer.
Set up a blog, write new posts, and make your pages visible in Google search.

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Prefer more control?

Change a specific area

Point at the exact part you want to change, and describe the change.

Talk to Nettify AI

Write freely what you want to change, in your own words.