We’re excited to share our recent improvement, the ability to edit connected data - connected text and images - right on the canvas, a new way to update dynamic content without ever leaving your design environment.

You can now modify connected text and images directly from the canvas. This keeps your workflow smooth and design-first, even when working with dynamic content. Just keep in mind that any such edits you make to connected text and images on the canvas also update the data source their connected to (e.g. a collection or your Content Library).

Consistent design, everywhere

We’ve also synchronized the design settings with your data changes on the canvas, to ensure that what you see while editing content perfectly matches your canvas, down to typography and spacing, to eliminate any unexpected design discrepancies.

Faster content updates at scale

With fewer steps required to update connected data, you can manage even large, data-driven sites more efficiently. The result is a faster, more seamless way to keep content accurate, consistent, and live.

We hope you find this update useful as it helps you manage dynamic, data-heavy sites smoother and more intuitive.

May 12, 2026
Yanir Moskovitz

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Edit Connected Data Directly On the Canvas

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