Type to edit
Click any text in the document and start typing. There's no separate edit mode and no draft view — you're changing the real page, so what you see is what you send.
- Fix wording, swap a name or update a figure in place.
- Apply emphasis like bold within a sentence.
- Delete or rewrite a paragraph without affecting the rest of the layout.
Headings and emphasis
Headings give a document its shape and help a reader scan. They're styled by the design direction you chose, so they already match your brand — you set what a heading says and which level it sits at, not its colour or font.
Select the line
Place your cursor on the heading or paragraph you want to change.
Set its level
Promote a line to a heading, or demote a heading to body text, to reflect its importance.
Let the design apply
The styling follows automatically so headings stay consistent across the document.
Adding and changing blocks
Documents are built from blocks — paragraphs, lists, headings, tables, images and more. Type "/" anywhere to insert a new block exactly where your cursor sits.
- Insert a list, a table or an image from the slash palette — see The slash palette.
- Turn a paragraph into a list, or merge lines back into prose.
- Add pricing rows and media — covered in Tables, images & media.
Reshaping without breaking the design
You can move things around freely. As content grows or shrinks, it reflows across pages so the document stays neat — you don't manage page boundaries by hand.
- Content flows to the next page automatically as it gets longer.
- Sections can be added, removed and reordered — see Sections & reordering.
- Where a page breaks can be guided when you need it — see Pagination & page breaks.
Editing with confidence
Direct edits can be undone, and anything Waxe proposes is a preview you can reject — so you can experiment without risk.