After ShubhLink AI makes your invitation, you can keep changing it by chatting in plain words: “make the names bigger”, “use a deeper maroon”, “add a page for the reception”. The chat makes the change on your design, and you can undo it if you don't like the result. Asking a question is free; changes that repaint or rebuild a page use credits. For a quick text fix, such as a spelling or a time, the editor is quicker and free.
The AI invitation maker guide covers making the first design. This guide is about everything after.
What you can ask for
| You want to | Ask something like |
|---|---|
| Change sizes or positions | Make the couple's names bigger and move them a little higher |
| Change colours | Use a deeper maroon and a softer gold |
| Change the artwork | Paint a new background with lotuses instead of marigolds |
| Add or remove a page | Add a page for the reception on 13 December at 7:30 pm |
| Rewrite a line | Make the opening line more formal |
| Change the language of a line | Write the invitation line in Gujarati as well |
| Ask a question | Which page has the venue? Is the date's weekday right? |
How to phrase a request
- One change at a time. “Make the names bigger”, then “change the border to gold”, works better than both in one message.
- Name the page. “On page two, move the venue lower” avoids changing the wrong page.
- Say what to keep. “Keep the colours, but make the flowers smaller” protects what you like.
- Be concrete. “A softer, peachy pink” is clearer than “nicer colours”.
- Quote the exact text when changing words: “Change ‘7 pm’ to ‘7:30 pm’ on page one.”
Simpler, not longer
If the chat misunderstands, don't add more words to the same request. Undo, then ask again more simply.
Vague requests, and clearer ones
| Instead of | Try |
|---|---|
| Make it better | Make the names larger and the background softer |
| Change the colours | Use deep green and antique gold instead of maroon |
| Fix the layout | On page one, move the date below the names |
| More traditional | Add a small Ganesh motif at the top and a thin gold border |
| Less busy | Remove the flowers behind the text on page two |
Applying and undoing
When the chat suggests a change, you can apply it, and a change you've applied can be undone, one step at a time. That makes it safe to experiment: try the deeper maroon, look at it on your phone, and go back if the first version was better.
Repainting part of a page
Sometimes you like a page except for one corner: a motif that looks odd, a flower in the wrong place. With Premium, you can repaint just part of a page: paint over the area that should change, say what you want there, and the rest of the page stays exactly as it was. It's the quickest way to fix one detail without risking the parts you like.
Premium only
Repainting part of a page needs a model that can work within a painted area, which is available with Premium. Standard can repaint a whole background instead.
Editing by hand
Every word on an AI invitation is real text, so the editor can change it directly, free of credits. Use the editor for:
- Spellings, names and titles.
- Dates, times and phone numbers.
- Small nudges in position.
- Font sizes, when you know exactly how big you want something.
Use the chat for anything that touches the artwork or the layout as a whole.
What changes cost
| Action | Credits |
|---|---|
| Asking the chat a question | Free |
| Editing text, fonts and colours by hand in the editor | Free |
| A chat change to the layout or text | Uses credits |
| A new background or repainted area | Uses credits |
| Sharing the link, downloading a PDF | Free |
The ShubhLink AI page shows today's credit costs for each option.
A sensible order of changes
- Fix the facts first: names, dates, times, venue, by hand.
- Then the big decisions: colours and artwork, by chat.
- Then the layout: sizes and positions.
- Then the details: a motif here, a line of text there.
- Read every page on your phone before sharing.
Checking before you share
Read it all again
After several changes, read the whole invitation again. A change to one page can shift text on another, and Hindi and Gujarati lines especially deserve a second look.
The description tips help you get a better first design, so fewer changes are needed, and more guides are under ShubhLink AI.
Questions people ask
Does changing an AI invitation by chat cost credits?
Changes that alter the layout, text or artwork use credits. Asking a question is free, and editing text by hand in the editor is free.
Can I undo a change the chat made?
Yes. Applied changes can be undone one step at a time, so you can try a change and go back.
Can I change just one part of a page?
Yes, with Premium: paint over the area to change, say what you want there, and the rest of the page stays as it is.
Should I fix spellings by chat or by hand?
By hand in the editor. It's quicker, exact and free.
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Written by ShubhLink Editorial Team
The team behind ShubhLink's invitation templates and ShubhLink AI. We write down what families ask us most, and check each guide before it goes live.