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The AI Assistant treats Text, Button, and Heading as one family of text tools. When asked to write or rework any of them — through a freeform prompt, a layer-control Sparkles button, or a one-tap quick action — the behavior is the same:
- It reads the surrounding section (heading, body, image alt text, nearby copy) and writes content that fits the context.
- It preserves inline formatting and merge tags. Bold spans, links, and
{{ merge_tags }}come back intact. - It returns suggestions inline as clickable pills the user can pick from.
The only thing that changes per tool is the expected output: a paragraph for Text, a short label for Button, a punchy line for Heading. Everything else on this page applies to all three.
How users access it
After dropping or selecting a Text, Button, or Heading content block, the user can either:
- Open the AI Assistant chat and ask for what they want ("shorten this paragraph and make it friendlier", "suggest a CTA for this section", "write me a heading for this section").
- Select the block and click the Sparkles button on the layer control to ask scoped to that element.
- On Text specifically: open the inline quick-action menu and pick a one-tap action (Fix Spelling & Grammar, Summarize Text, Expand Text, Make It Friendly, Make It Formal).

Common rewrites
The quick-action menu on Text covers the most common rewrites in one click. Buttons and headings have the same intents available via chat:
| Intent | What it does |
|---|---|
| Fix Spelling & Grammar | Corrects typos, agreement, punctuation. Preserves voice and length. |
| Expand Text | Adds detail and examples to make a short passage longer. |
| Summarize Text | Compresses a long passage into a tighter summary. |
| Rephrase Text | Same meaning, different words — useful for breaking up repetition. |
| Make It Friendly | Casual, warm tone shift. |
| Make It Formal | Professional, businesslike tone shift. |
Ask for multiple options
Ask the assistant for a few variations in a single turn — "give me 5 friendlier alternatives for this paragraph", "give me 5 CTA options for this section", "give me 5 heading options for this section" — and it returns each suggestion as a clickable pill in the chat. Click a pill to apply that suggestion to the selected block; the others stay around so the user can compare and pick a different one without re-prompting.

Example prompts
Freeform chat goes beyond the quick-action menu — anything you can describe, the assistant can try. A few that work well across the three tools:
- "Shorten this and make it friendlier."
- "Match the tone of the heading above."
- "Rewrite for a non-technical reader."
- "Translate to Spanish, keep the merge tags intact."
- "Suggest a CTA for this section — under 4 words."
- "Give me 3 heading options that lead with a benefit."
Related
- Image — image generation, editing, and alt text.
- Custom Tools — how the assistant works with embedder-defined custom tools.
- Row — multi-block edits in one turn.
- AI Assistant overview — what the assistant does and where users find it.