The WYSIWYG Visual Editor lets you change any element of your live site — text, images, styles, layout — by pointing and clicking, without writing code. Your edits are recorded as a Personyze action and shown to the campaign’s audience; nothing is saved back to the page itself, so your site is never touched.
Starting an edit
- In the campaign’s Content step, click Add action and pick WYSIWYG Visual Editor.
- The page you edit on — type any URL of your site. It is the canvas: the page you point at while editing, not the only page the edits run on.
- Open it either way:
- Start editing — the page opens in a new window with the editing toolbar over it.
- Edit inside Personyze — the page loads right inside the panel, with the Changes panel beside it. A device switcher previews Desktop / tablet / mobile widths.
- Where it applies — by default Work on all pages that have the same element structure is on: editing one product page covers the whole template. Untick it (or use page groups) when the change belongs to one URL.
Editing elements
Click any element on the page. The editing toolbar opens on it: change the text, swap the image, restyle, hide it, or move it. Dynamic visitor variables can be inserted into any text — “Welcome back, {first_name}”. Each field also has an AI assist: describe the replacement you want in plain words and it writes the value for that field.
The Changes panel
Every edit lands in the right-hand Changes panel as a reviewable row — a change-type tag plus a description of what actually changed (not just “Style”), and the element it targets:
- Undo / Redo arrows walk the history; a row’s Undo takes back that change and everything after it, and an undone row shows “Undone — it will not be saved” until you Redo it.
- Focus on page scrolls to the element and highlights it.
- Show original flips the page back to its unedited state for comparison — Put changes back restores them.
- Discard all undoes everything and empties the list. Nothing is stored until you save the action, so this cannot lose anything already saved.
Built-in AI
Two levels:
- Per-field — when editing one element, ask the AI for a replacement value for that specific field.
- Page-level AI — the card at the top of the Changes panel takes one prompt aimed at the whole page: “Rewrite this page for enterprise buyers”, “Make the calls to action more urgent”, “Tighten every paragraph”. The AI inspects the page, applies its edits as ordinary change records — each one appears in the list, reviewable and undoable like your own — and reports what it did in a couple of plain sentences.
Making it different per audience
The WYSIWYG action shows to whoever the campaign targets. For several variants — a different headline per language or segment — add one WYSIWYG action per variant with its own targeting, or run them as A/B variations and let results decide.
Related
- Inserting dynamic variables with the WYSIWYG editor
- Split cases & content variations
- Popup, Banner & HTML Builder — when you want to add new content rather than edit what’s there.