Sometimes you don't want to edit line by line. You just know what's wrong: "too much jargon," "focus more on the sleep benefits," "remove all the em-dashes." Improve with Landra takes that kind of freeform feedback and revises your page for you. It works on your page's writing, and it can remove a whole section if you ask. Your layout, colors, and images stay exactly as they are.
You'll find it as the ✦ Improve button at the top of the editor. It's a Pro feature (included while you're on the trial) and currently in Beta. Every change it makes can be reverted.
How to use it
Click ✦ Improve at the top of the editor.
Tell Landra what should change, in your own words. Ask for a small polish ("make it punchier"), a change of emphasis ("focus more on the benefits"), or something bigger ("rewrite this for busy parents instead of athletes").
Click Improve page. Landra reads your page, weighs your feedback, and picks the lightest way to deliver it.
Improve just one section
To work on a single section instead of the whole page, open the Structure tab, click the ⋯ on that section's card (right-clicking works too), and choose ✦ Improve this section.
The same dialog opens pinned to that section — your feedback only ever changes it, and the rest of the page stays untouched. Use it when one section feels flat or off-tone and you want a fresh take without touching anything else.
Landra matches the effort to the ask
Depending on what you ask for, one of three things happens:
Small edits apply right away. Wording-level feedback ("remove all em-dashes," "fix the awkward phrasing") is applied directly, usually in under a minute. Everything else on the page stays byte-for-byte the same.
Page-wide cleanups are exact. When you ask for something across the whole page ("remove all the bolding," "remove all the em-dashes"), Landra applies it in code rather than rewriting by hand, so it reaches every paragraph at once instead of the few it happened to notice.
Section changes ask you first. If your feedback changes what sections are about, Landra shows you exactly which sections it will rewrite and its plan for them. Nothing happens until you confirm. Your manual edits in those sections will be replaced (you can revert).
A full rewrite asks you first too. Feedback that changes who the page is for or what story it tells rewrites all of the page's writing. It takes 2 to 3 minutes and uses 1 monthly generation. Your images, header styling, and announcement bar settings are carried over onto the new writing.
Review every change
After a run finishes, a review bar appears at the top of the canvas. Take your time with it:
View changes — opens a side-by-side comparison of the old and new writing, section by section, with the exact edits highlighted.
Revert — puts the page back exactly as it was before the run.
Keep — accepts the changes and dismisses the bar. Cmd+Z still works afterwards.
Revert survives a refresh: if you close the tab or reload before deciding, the review bar comes back the next time you open the page (for about 24 hours), and Revert still restores the original.
What it can and can't change
Improve with Landra works on your page's writing. It revises headlines, paragraphs, lists, reasons, FAQs, and other copy, and it can remove a whole section when you ask for one to go. Your layout, colors, and images never change.
It will also update the things you own, when you ask for them directly:
Your own offer facts, like a price, a discount, or a product name. "Update the discount from 40% to 50% across the page" works.
Where a button or link points, as long as you give it the address. Landra will never invent or guess a URL, so include the full link in your feedback.
The wording of a customer testimonial, for example fixing a typo or correcting a misspelled name. It will never write a new testimonial or change what someone said.
Formatting in your body copy, like bold in paragraphs, FAQ answers, and reason text. Styling that belongs to a component's design, such as a benefit checklist's own emphasis, is left as designed.
Some things stay protected, no matter what the feedback says:
Star ratings and review counts. Those describe other people's experiences, so they aren't Landra's to rewrite. This includes how they look, so if you ask to remove all the bolding, the bold on a rating like 4.9 stars stays put. That's expected, not a miss.
The advertising disclosure at the bottom of your page. If you do ask Landra to remove the section it sits in, you'll get a warning, because the disclosure is your legal responsibility.
Your byline, author name, and publish date.
To change images, use the Image Studio (click any image on the canvas).
To restyle the page, use the Settings tab.
Tips
Be specific. "Make the reasons focus on hydration, not taste" beats "make it better."
You can state your own facts and Landra will apply them exactly: "update the discount from 40% to 50% across the page."
Say "all" and mean it. Asks like "remove all the bolding" or "replace every exclamation mark with a period" are applied across the whole page in one pass, not a sample of it.
If Landra can't do what you asked, it tells you why instead of guessing. Ask it to change a link without giving the address and it will ask you for one.
Landra won't invent statistics, reviews, or health claims for you, even if asked. That's deliberate.
Always read AI-revised copy before publishing. You're the editor.
Still need help? Click the chat bubble in the bottom-right corner of the editor, or email hello@getlandra.com.