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Other Features of Content Editor

There are some additional features of Content Editor that can make your writing and optimization more efficient

Updated over a week ago

Article Repurpose (New✨)

Our Content Editor now includes an "Article Repurposing" feature to help you quickly summarize your articles for social media posts.

The feature is in the top right corner under the "Repurpose" button. It generates three social media post variants based on your content.​

Key Points:

  • Template Variety: Currently, we offer five social post templates, generating three per run. As a result, some posts may appear similar, which is expected.​

  • Content Depth: The more comprehensive your article in the Content Editor, the better the generated social posts will be.​

  • Single Run Limitation: Each Content Editor session allows one repurposing run. Apart from the one-run-per-session limitation, there are no other usage restrictions.​

  • Language support: The feature is available for English only at the moment.

You can close the repurposing window, as it will generate in the background.

Don't hesitate to contact our team via [email protected] for feedback, improvement requests, or questions!

Adding Images

There are four main ways to add images to your Content Editor:

1. Select the image from your files or use the drag & drop option:

Click the image icon and choose the "select from your file" option, or drag & drop the image. You can also type in the "/image" shortcut, click enter, and choose the correct option.

2. Add an image directly from Pixabay:

Pixabay is a source of high-quality images. You can search for the perfect photos to add to your article directly in Content Editor!


To add an image from Pixabay:
1. Click on an image icon.
2. Choose the "add from Pixabay" option.
3. Pick the image you like the most.
4. Voilà!

3. Type in the "/image" shortcut, click enter, and choose the "add from Pixabay" option:

  • You can download our Google Docs extension on most of our plans to apply more advanced editing to the image. This extension will open the guidelines bar from the Content Editor within your Google Document. Using it would give you all the benefits of Google Docs: adding tables, formatting possibilities, and storing the backup directly on your Google Drive.

4. Use a placeholder if you still haven't decided when choosing images to include in the article. Here's how to add a placeholder to Content Editor:

1. Click on the image icon.
2. You don't need to do anything more! Here, you have a ready-to-use placeholder!
3. Add the alt text if you wish.

💡Remember that adding a suggested keyword to the alt text also counts towards Content Score! You can add the alt text to any image.

Inserting Tables

You can insert tables into your content in two simple ways:

  1. Use the Insert Table icon: Click the table icon on the toolbar.

  2. Type “/table”: Enter “/table” directly in the Content Editor.

Commands

Use Commands to create content without constantly moving your mouse. With a single slash /, you can choose various options from the menu, such as adding images, headings, links, or lists.

Shortcuts

Shortcuts can help you edit your text even quicker. They are adjusted on what device you use, so you hover on the icon depending on what changes you need for your content.

Bubble menu

You can select the text you want to edit, and the Bubble Menu will appear and follow you within your work - you don't need to scroll back up to the menu.

You can add links to your articles from the same menu. Once added, hover your cursor over the link to preview, delete, or edit it.

Would you still like some help? Don't worry! You can contact us at [email protected] or via live chat by clicking the icon in the bottom-right corner.


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