Online Document Editor
Pasting a document into a chat window moves the text but leaves the formatting, the revisions and the approval step behind. The point of an online editor is to keep the work attached to the document.
Work while seeing the document
Editing happens with the document open on screen, so the text never has to be moved somewhere else. Page layout, tables and styles stay in their own structure.
For PDFs, you can read on the same screen while asking for a summary, an explanation of a section, or an answer with the page it came from.
See the suggestion first
When AI proposes an edit, the current text and the proposed text are shown against each other. Nothing is written into the document until you accept it.
In Word documents those edits can be carried through a Track Changes workflow, so they fit an existing review process instead of replacing it.
One workspace
Document editing and PDF operations sit in the same place. Editing a file and then converting, compressing or encrypting it does not require moving to another site.
Files stay in your workspace, which makes it easier to know which copy is the current one.
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Frequently asked questions
- Will my formatting break?
- Editing works on the document's own structure rather than copying text out and back, so styles and tables are preserved.
- Does AI apply changes directly?
- No. Suggestions are shown as a comparison first and are written into the document only after you accept them.
- Can I use my own AI key?
- Yes. You can connect your own provider key and work against your own quota.