Bolt.new Visual Edits is a canvas editing layer inside Bolt.new, the AI app builder from StackBlitz, that lets you change your generated app by clicking elements instead of writing another prompt. You select a text block, button, or nav bar, tweak size and color on the spot, stack as many changes as you want, then send them to the model in one batch. It shipped to every Bolt.new user, free and paid, on September 3, 2026.
Core Features
- Select tool turns any visible element into an editable target with an inline toolbar.
- Change copy, font size, color, and links directly on the rendered canvas.
- Stack multiple edits and commit them together, so one agent run writes them into real code.
- Color picker reads the palette off your live page, so choices match your existing theme.
- Prompt box stays available for anything the toolbar does not cover.
Use Cases
- Make the final pixel-level tweaks a client asks for without re-describing them in chat.
- Align a navigation item or darken a button shade during a live review session.
- Pair with Bolt Slides decks where most adjustments are text and styling.
Pricing
Visual Edits is included in Bolt.new at no extra charge for both free and paid plans; you only spend the tokens a batched edit consumes, the same way a prompt would. Bolt.new itself offers free tiers plus Pro and Team subscriptions.
Pros and Cons
- Pro: Zero extra cost and no prompt rewrites for the small tweaks that eat agency time.
- Con: You cannot drag or rearrange layout yet, so structural changes still need a prompt.
Our Take: Best for non-coders and agencies polishing AI-generated UIs; the trade-off is scope, because you cannot drag elements to rearrange a layout yet, so structural changes still need a prompt.
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