Edit your site with AI
Describe the change the way you would to a person. Only the pages it affects are rewritten — everything else stays exactly as it was.
Make a change
Open your WordPress site from the dashboard and use the Change something box:
- "Add an FAQ about delivery times."
- "Change the phone number to 0300 1234567."
- "Make the colours warmer — cream background, terracotta buttons."
- "Add a page for our catering service."
- "Remove the testimonials from the home page."
While it works you see Applying your change. When it is done the page shows the result under Last change.
Reading "Last change"
Every edit ends with a short report of what happened to each page:
| Label | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Added | A new page was created. |
| Updated | This page was rewritten to include your change. |
| Untouched | This page did not need to change and was not written to at all. |
Your own edits are safe
You can mix AI edits with editing in wp-admin yourself.
- Pages the AI does not need to touch are never rewritten. Anything you changed on them by hand stays.
- If the AI does rewrite a page you edited by hand, Volnyn notices and tells you, and WordPress keeps a revision of your version so you can restore it from the page's Revisions panel.
Edits change the site, they do not replace it
An instruction is applied as a change to the site you already have. If the AI's answer would rebuild most of the site, drop half of its pages or swap the home page, Volnyn refuses it instead of publishing it — your live site is left as it was and you can rephrase the request.
If you really do want to start over, ask for a new WordPress site in a new chat.
Tips
- One change per message gives you a clear "Last change" report and makes it easy to see what each instruction did.
- Name the page when it matters: "on the About page, add our founding year — 2011".
- Colours and fonts apply everywhere. Asking for new brand colours updates the whole site at once.