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The editor at a glance

A quick tour of the page editor, the Waxe panel and the document toolbar — so you know where everything is before you start refining a draft.

3 min readUpdated 18 Jun 2026

The page

The centre of the editor is the real document, paginated exactly as it will print and exactly as your client will see it. There's no separate “preview” — what you edit is what you send. Click any text to edit it in place.

The Waxe panel

Alongside the page is Waxe. Ask for a change in plain language and Waxe proposes an edit you can preview, then accept or reject — nothing changes until you say so. Use it for anything bigger than a quick typo: restructuring a section, re-pricing a tier, tightening the tone.

The toolbar

  • Text formatting for the selected text — emphasis, lists and links.
  • Sections to add, remove or reorder the building blocks of the document.
  • History and approvals to see what changed and route the document for sign-off.
  • Export to produce a pixel-accurate PDF.

The slash palette

Type / anywhere on the page to open the slash palette — a fast, keyboard-driven menu for inserting blocks and triggering Waxe actions without leaving the page. See The slash palette.

Frequently asked questions

Is what I see in the editor exactly what the client gets?

Yes. The editor renders the real, paginated document, so the PDF you export matches the page you edited — no surprises between preview and send.

Do edits save automatically?

Yes, your changes are saved as you work. You can also review the version history to see what changed and when.

What's the difference between editing directly and asking Waxe?

Type directly for small, precise fixes you already know how to make. Ask Waxe for anything that needs rewriting, restructuring or re-pricing — Waxe proposes the change and you approve it.

Still need a hand?

Waxe answers most questions right inside the app. For everything else, our team replies within one business day.

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