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Your edits save automatically as you work — like a draft. Publishing is what makes them live: visitors only ever see published changes.

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Publish your site

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Open the publish panel

Click the Publish button in the top-right of the header bar. The panel shows your status, your live URL (once you have one), any custom domains, and an SEO Settings shortcut.
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Publish

Click Publish inside the panel. A “Publishing project…” toast appears and the status badge switches to Publishing with a spinner.
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Visit your live site

When it’s done, the panel shows a Published status, your live URL under Published site, and a Last published time. Click the URL to open your site in a new tab.
Before your site has ever been published, the chat shows a one-click Publish button that deploys immediately without opening the panel. On mobile, a Publish button in the compact header deploys right away too.

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Re-publish after changes

Every change is saved to your project automatically, but saved isn’t the same as live. To push your latest work out, open the publish panel again and click Publish — it redeploys with your newest code and content.
Set your page title, description, and share image in Settings → SEO before going live. After changing SEO settings, a yellow banner reminds you to publish to apply them.

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Good to know

  • Custom domains — on a premium plan, set one up in Settings → Domains; it works once your site is published.
  • Unpublishing — to take your site offline, go to Settings → General and click Unpublish (with a confirmation step).
  • Changes not showing? Try clearing your browser cache or opening the site in a private window.
  • Publish button disabled? You need publish permissions — ask the project owner to check your role.

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What’s next

SEO settings

Polish how your site appears before you go live.

Sharing & collaboration

Invite teammates after your first publish.

Version history

Roll back if a publish wasn’t what you wanted.