Understanding the inblog Editor

The inblog editor provides a streamlined writing environment with automatic saving, SEO-aware fields, and flexible publishing options.

The inblog editor provides a streamlined writing environment with automatic saving functionality. Your content is preserved even if the page closes unexpectedly.

Version History and Restoring Content

The editor saves your content automatically as you write, recording an AUTO version at regular intervals as the body changes. To mark a specific checkpoint yourself, open Version history, enter a note, and click Save to create a COMMIT version. Publishing a post does not by itself create a separate version. If you accidentally delete content or want to return to an earlier state, open Version history to restore it.

The Version history button is a floating button at the top right of the body editing area (database-shaped icon). On narrow screens only the icon is shown, without the label.

• Preview the content of each version on the left, then select a version and click Restore this version to roll back to that point.
• To keep a specific checkpoint, enter a note (commit message) in the version history panel to save it as a separate version.
• Up to 40 versions are kept per post; once the limit is reached, the oldest auto-saved versions are removed first (COMMIT versions you saved with a note are preserved).

Version history is available on the Team and Enterprise plans. On other plans, autosave still preserves your content if the page closes unexpectedly, but the version list and restore feature are not available.

Creating a New Post

Begin by selecting New Post from the left sidebar to start composing.

Post Title (= H1 Tag)

Your post title functions as an H1 tag, establishing the primary subject matter. "H1 tags help search engines (like Google) understand what the content is about."

Description (= Meta Description)

The description serves as your page's meta description, appearing in search results and affecting click-through rates. You can preview its appearance using the Google Search Engine Preview tool in the right sidebar.

Featured Image (= OG Image)

This image displays when your post is shared on platforms like Twitter, LinkedIn, or Slack. A default image appears if none is selected. The recommended dimensions are 1200×630 pixels to avoid cropping. Preview sharing appearance in the Social Share section.

There is no separate "replace" button for a featured image you already set. To swap it, click the trash (delete) icon on the current image to remove it, then upload a new one. You can change the featured image this way even after the post is published.

The share image is resolved in this order:

1. A featured image you uploaded — whenever one exists, it wins.
2. An image built with the OG image editor — used when there is no featured image.
3. The default OG image — if neither exists, an image is generated automatically from the post title and your blog logo.

On the Free plan, options 2 and 3 both carry the inblog logo and your blog name.

There is no setting that turns the OG image editor off. However, uploading a featured image both overrides the editor's image and hides the editor area from view.

To return an editor-made image to the default OG image, remove the featured image first — while one is set, the editor image has no trash icon to click. Once the featured image is gone the editor image reappears, and removing it with its trash icon falls back to the default OG image.

Setting a Category

Use the +Categories button above the title to organize your post. Create categories first via Edit Categories if needed.

Custom URL Slug

Define a human-readable URL slug at the editor's top. The system generates slugs from your title by default, though you can customize them or use AI suggestions. Changing slugs triggers automatic redirection from old URLs.

Publish Date

Set publication timing via the right sidebar's Publish date field. Leave it blank for immediate publishing or schedule future publication. Blog posts display in reverse chronological order.

Last updated 2026-08-03