Version history and restore
Your work is saved as you go, with restore points before you publish and before AI edits. If something goes wrong, you go back.
How it works
Restore points made for you
A point is saved every six hours while you make changes, and before you publish, before AI edits and before a restore. You can save one yourself too.
Look before you restore
Open an earlier version and look at it. Keep it, or restore only the page you are on.
Roll back the live website
If a published change was a mistake, you roll the live website back to an earlier publish. 8pixel asks you to confirm first.
How many are kept
Beta accounts keep the 10 latest restore points.
What you get
Undo 40 steps back
Undo and redo reach back through your last 40 changes in the editor.
Safe to try things
A restore point is saved before AI edits, so you can try an idea and go back.
Restoring touches only the draft
Restoring a version changes your draft. The live website stays as it is until you publish.
Earlier publishes are kept
The live version and the 10 before it are kept, so there is always something to go back to.
Frequently asked questions
Every six hours while you are making changes, and before you publish, before AI edits and before a restore. You can also save one whenever you like.
Beta accounts keep the 10 latest.
No. Restoring changes only your draft. The live website changes when you publish, or when you roll it back in settings.
Yes. When you look at an earlier version, you can restore only the page you are on.
Yes. Undo and redo cover your last 40 changes in the editor.
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