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Element selection lets you click on any part of your app to select it, then make changes through the AI chat.

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How It Works

  1. Click on any element in the preview
  2. The element gets highlighted with a blue border
  3. The AI knows what you selected
  4. Ask for changes - “Make this bigger”, “Change the color”

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Selecting Elements

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Single Element

Click directly on the element you want to modify:
  • Text blocks
  • Buttons
  • Images
  • Containers
  • Forms
  • Navigation items

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Visual Feedback

When selected:
  • Blue border shows the selected element
  • Element info appears (tag, class)
  • The AI references this element in responses

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Making Changes

Once selected, describe your change:

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Styling

Make this text larger

Change the background color to blue

Add more padding around this section

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Content

Change this heading to "Welcome to My App"

Replace this image with a placeholder

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Layout

Center this content

Make this a 3-column grid

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Functionality

Make this button open a modal

Add a click animation to this card

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Examples

  1. Click the button in preview
  2. Type: “Make this button green with white text”
  3. AI updates the button styling

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Tips for Better Selection

Click directly on the element you want. If you hit a parent container, try clicking closer to the content.
If clicking doesn’t select the right element:
The third button in the navigation bar

The hero section heading
You can describe multiple elements:
Make all buttons in this section rounded

Change the color of all headings to blue

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Limitations

  • Some deeply nested elements may be harder to select
  • Dynamic elements (modals, dropdowns) need to be visible to select
  • For complex selections, describe the element in chat

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Without Selection

You can still make changes without selection by being descriptive: 
Change the main heading on the homepage to "Welcome"

Update the footer background to dark gray

Make all buttons have rounded corners

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