Click the headline in the preview and rewrite it.
Drag and drop · layout from fixed options
Peak Pages · Visual editor
You click into the preview and type. You reorder sections by drag and drop, copy them or paste them. Layout comes from fixed options instead of free pixels.
Open the editor in Peak PagesIllustrative example · sample data · nothing is saved
01 / Example value
How big is your change?
Drag and drop · layout from fixed options
Change the example value. The next step follows it.
Sample data · nothing published
Two example values
Schematic scale from 0 to 10. Small changes are text; big ones touch the structure.
Click the headline in the preview and rewrite it.
Drag and drop · layout from fixed options
Visible at once · stays a draft
Trust needs clarity
01 / The existing evidence
Variant centred, split or grid; theme light, ivory, brand or dark; spacing and width. No free dragging of elements.
02 / Your check
If you want to place every element freely, a design tool suits you better. Peak Pages keeps the page readable.
Compare both paths and their reasons.
03 / The clear limit
What you change in the editor stays a draft. Visitors only see it after you publish.
The next step
Start Peak Pages and edit a template right on the page.
Open the editor in Peak PagesIllustrative example · sample data · nothing is saved
No. There are fixed options for variant, theme, spacing and width. That keeps the page clean on mobile too.
In the editor 60 steps can be undone. Published states are also saved as versions.
No. Changes stay a draft until you publish.