You don’t need to regenerate a whole deck or image to fix one part of it.
Change a single slide
- Open the deck and go to the slide you want to change.
- Click Edit this page.
- Describe the change, for example “turn this into a table” or “highlight the key number”.
- Divrite regenerates only that slide. The other slides stay exactly as they are.
To tidy a slide’s layout without changing its content, use Beautify this page.
Edit text directly
For small fixes such as a typo, a number or a title, click the text on the slide and edit it. The toolbar covers the basics: bold, italic, underline, text and background color, alignment, line height and lists.
Edit part of an image
- Open the image and choose to edit it.
- Drag a box around each area you want to change. You can draw several boxes.
- For each box, describe what it should become, for example “replace with a bar chart” or “make the title larger”.
- Optionally, add an overall instruction (such as “keep the original style”) and reference images for style or content.
- Click Generate new version.
Only the boxed areas are redrawn; everything else stays the same. If you don’t draw any boxes, the whole image is changed according to your overall instruction.
Each edit creates a new version. Earlier versions are kept, so you can go back if you prefer a previous one.
Credits
Regenerating a slide or editing an image uses credits, usually far fewer than creating from scratch. See How credits work.
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