AI Rewrite rewrites the text on an image template so it's about your business instead of a generic one — every editable line, across as many slides as you choose, in one go. It's a tab in the Image Editor sidebar, and it's a Pro feature.
Two modes
From profile writes from what's in your Trainer Profile and AI Settings: your business, audience, niche and voice. The panel shows the fields it will use, so it's obvious when one is empty. Additional context is optional — a line about this particular post ("this one's about the 4-week challenge", "make it more energetic").
Custom prompt ignores your profile and does exactly what you type: "Rewrite this for a volleyball coach in Phoenix who runs after-school camps. Keep it punchy and avoid jargon." Only your prompt and the original text are sent. Use it for a client's account, a one-off campaign, or when you want to steer harder than your saved settings allow.
Which slides
The thumbnails at the top choose the scope. The current slide is selected by default; select several, or all of them. Slides you don't select aren't touched.
Review before it lands
Nothing changes until you say so. After the rewrite runs you see every line side by side — original and new — with a count of how many changed. Apply writes them into the slides; Retry runs it again with the same instructions if the first pass missed the mark; Cancel leaves the template as it was. Save only once you're happy — the rewrite isn't in the project until you do.
What it leaves alone
- Locked text. Only text the template marks as editable is rewritten. A locked
headline stays.
- Photos, colors and layout. It rewrites words; it doesn't redesign.
- Templates that don't offer it. The tab appears only on templates where rewriting
makes sense. If it's missing, edit the text directly — Text.
Run it before you fix individual lines by hand. Rewriting afterwards replaces your edits, since it works from the text that's there at the time.
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