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Add text and images, plus buttons

Inside every section you can add text and images, plus buttons, videos, shapes and more. These are called elements. You place them anywhere in the section, then style them from a small toolbar. This guide shows how to add text and images and turn a button into a link.

Updated 5 October 2026

How to add text and images to a section

  1. In the editor, click the section you want to change.
  2. Click + ADD BLOCK in the toolbar above it. The Add Element panel opens.
  3. Under Essentials, click Text, Image or Button. You'll also find Video, Line, Shape, Form and Carousel there.
  4. Drag the new element where you want it. Pull its corner or side handles to resize it.

Edit and style text

  1. Double-click the text to type. Press Esc when you're done.
  2. Use the Text Style list to pick Heading 1 to Heading 4, or Paragraph 1 to Paragraph 3.
  3. Use the toolbar for font, Bold, Italic, color and alignment. Uppercase and Capitalize change letter case.
  4. Click Link to turn the text into a link to a URL or to a page on your site.

Upload and replace images

  1. On an empty image, click the + and choose a photo from your device.
  2. To swap a photo, select the image and click Replace Image.
  3. Click Edit (the pencil) to round the corners with Corner Radius.

Add a button with a link

  1. Add a Button element, then double-click it to change the label.
  2. Use the two color pickers in its toolbar for text and background colors.
  3. Click Link. Choose URL and paste a web address, or choose Page and pick a page from your site.

Copy, layer and delete elements

The end of each element's toolbar has Duplicate, Bring Forward, Send Backward and Delete. Right-click an element for the same options.

To remove one element, use its Delete button. The Delete key on your keyboard removes the whole section.

Tips for clear pages

Use Heading styles for titles and Paragraph styles for body text. Sizes stay consistent across your site, and you can adjust them in Site Styles.

Compress large photos before you upload them. Smaller files load faster for shoppers on mobile data.

Style settings apply to the whole text box, so put a different style in its own text element.