Editor and website
Editor
Write, format, and publish articles in the Paragraph editor.
The editor is where articles take shape, whether you start them or your agent does. Open Content in app.paragraph.com to see every draft, scheduled article, and published piece, and open any of them to keep working.
Articles can go to your website, to subscribers by email, or both.
Start an article
- From scratch. Choose Create new… in the sidebar, then Post, and start typing.
- With your agent. Ask for a draft in chat, like "Outline an article about our new onboarding flow." The draft lands in the editor for you to shape.
- From a Playbook. A Changelog Playbook run drafts an article for you to review.
You and your agent edit the same document. While you chat, the article opens in a side panel that you can expand into the full editor, and Open chat brings your agent back alongside it. Your work saves automatically.
Write and format
Give the article a title, then write below it. Select text for formatting options like bold, italic, links, and color.
Type / on a new line to open the insert menu, then pick a block (or keep typing to filter):
- Headings, lists, to-do lists, quotes, and dividers
- Callouts and collapsible sections
- Code blocks and inline equations (LaTeX between
$$marks) - Images, tables, and footnotes
- Embeds, like a YouTube video, an X post, or a Spotify track
- Buttons to subscribe, share, or link out
Paste a link on its own line and Paragraph turns it into an embed.
Cover images
Every article can have a cover. You can:
- Upload one. Add an image file, or drag it onto the cover area.
- Generate one. Choose Generate for options matched to your visual brand and past covers, or Choose style to pick an art direction first.
- Use a template. Choose Choose template for a designed cover built from your brand. See Cover templates.
Swap or remove the cover at any time. Use Add alt text to describe the image for readers who can't see it.
Cover templates
A template is a designed cover that uses your brand colors, fonts, and logo, with a short version of the article's title as the headline. Picking and editing templates doesn't use AI credits; Match brand does.
- Pick and customize. Choose Choose template, pick a design, and choose Customize to change the font, background, pattern, and layout. Download saves it as an image file.
- Match your brand. In the cover editor, Match brand picks the template and settings that best fit your visual brand, checked so the headline stays easy to read. If you haven't set up a visual brand yet, it offers to build one from your website first.
- The cover's words. Your title sits beside the cover, so a template cover draws a shorter version of it by default. In the cover editor's Text section, choose New suggestion for another, Use post title for the full title, or type your own.
- Save your own. In the cover editor, Save as template keeps a look for everyone in your workspace.
- Keep it current. If you change the title, Update cover redraws the cover with the new title, or a new short version of it. A headline you wrote yourself stays as it is.
- Changelog drafts. Changelog covers are matched to your visual brand automatically and kept as a Changelog template you can edit.
Publish an article
Click Review & publish. The summary at the top lists where the article is going, and anything made from it, like X posts or a LinkedIn post.
Check the social preview and the post URL. If the article first appeared elsewhere, add its canonical URL (see SEO).
Choose where it goes: online, by email to all newsletter subscribers or a segment, or both. You can also change the author. See Newsletters.
Publish now, or pick a date and time to schedule it. Scheduled articles show on the Calendar.
When a draft feels close, you can also ask your agent to get it ready to publish, and it walks you through these settings in chat. Nothing publishes until you say so.