The editor

Posts are written in a full-screen block editor. Markdown is the source of truth — everything you build round-trips to markdown and back, so nothing you write is locked into Bloggable's format.

You can switch between the rich editor and raw markdown at any time.

Slash commands

Type / anywhere to insert a block without leaving the keyboard. That's the fastest way to reach any of the eighteen content blocks: callouts, CTAs, buttons, toggles, galleries, vouchers, quotes, code, tables and the rest.

Paste-to-embed

Paste a URL and it becomes an embed or a bookmark card automatically. YouTube, Vimeo, Spotify, SoundCloud, CodePen and X are recognised as media; anything else becomes a link card.

AI where your cursor is

Select a passage, or use the slash menu, to run an AI edit on that text rather than the whole article. This is the cheapest AI action in the product and the one worth building a habit around. See Writing posts with AI.

The panels

• Sidebar — post metadata: title, slug, excerpt, featured image, author, category, tags.
• SEO panel — title tag, meta description, keywords, structured data, and previews of how the post will look on Google, Facebook and X.
• Content score — live composite of human-ness, AEO, SEO and readability, with specific flagged passages and one-click fixes.
• Link panel — every link in the document, in one list, so you can audit or remove them.
• Publish panel — publish, schedule, unpublish.

Saving

The editor autosaves as you work; there's no save button to forget. Editing an already-published post asks whether you want to change the live version or fork a V2 draft.

Reusable elements

Anything you paste into every post — a CTA, a disclaimer, a product callout — should be a reusable element instead. Save it once and have it injected automatically, including by autopilot. See Reusable elements.

What isn't there yet

• Revision history. There's no version timeline to roll back through; the V2 draft fork is the safety net for substantial edits to live posts.
• A media library browser. You can upload images, but there's no screen for managing what you've already uploaded. See Images and media.