Tips & Feedback

Writing Good Prompts

The more specific you are, the better the results. Here are some tips:

Reference elements by name — "Make the Hero Section background darker" works better than "make the top section darker"
Be specific about values — "Set the padding to 40px" is clearer than "add more padding"
Describe the end result — "I want a three-column pricing table with a highlighted middle plan" gives the AI everything it needs
Include style preferences — "Use rounded corners and soft shadows, keep it minimal" helps the AI match your aesthetic

Multi-Step Conversations

You don't have to describe everything in one message. Break complex requests into steps:

"Add a features section with four cards"
"Make the cards have icons at the top"
"Change the layout to two rows of two on tablet"
"Add a subtle hover effect on each card"

The AI remembers your conversation within each page context, so each message builds on the previous ones.

When Results Aren't Perfect

Due to the creative nature of AI, results may not be 100% accurate every time. This is normal — think of the Vibe Panel as a powerful collaborator that gets you 90% of the way there. You can always:

Undo with Ctrl+Z / Cmd+Z if you don't like a change
Refine your prompt — tell the AI what to adjust
Make manual adjustments in the properties panel for precise control
Try again with a different description

Providing Feedback

After each AI response, you'll see thumbs up and thumbs down buttons. Your feedback directly helps improve the service:

Thumbs up — lets us know the response was helpful
Thumbs down — opens a comment field where you can describe what went wrong

We encourage you to leave feedback, especially when something doesn't work as expected. Every piece of feedback helps make the AI more accurate for everyone.

Credits

Credit cost is dynamic — it depends on the complexity of your request (minimum 1 credit)
Simple changes cost 1–2 credits, full page generation can cost 10–15 credits
Clarification questions from the AI are always free
See Credits usage for a full breakdown