I am not sure I understand the question, but if you are asking about changing the design directly on the webpage, no, you need to import it first before changing it. Once you import it, you are on an infinite canvas, so you can basically place as many as you want. You can also either import it as it is or ask for an edit at the time of copying it. This video goes into some more details. Once you have the component, you can add it to a library and reference it for other work.

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This is actually pretty nuts how we just entered round trip territory between code editors and design canvas. I gave this a try and it’s wildly efficient 😳

this is cool

Introducing MagicPath web capture: Import any web element into a canvas, make visual edits or tweak with AI, and ship it back. You can now finally build with your real product.

On the Sound 🔊

Guess who made it 👀

I wanted to see how far I can push Magicpath. Its a strong tool 💪 Loving every bit of it. Created this 3D Space Tetris game in @MagicPath : designs.magicpath.ai/v1/stur… 2D version : designs.magicpath.ai/v1/fres…

omg loving this 😍 already tried it and here are my top 3 wow moments so far: 1- Not only can you copy and paste BUT you can copy and paste it into the prompt to edit it however you like 2- Y'all, it is animated! Yup, say goodbye to late nights staring at a blank screen and hello to quickly creating animated demos for clients (for me, this just opened up more time for me to make my workflows and creative processes 10x faster) 3- The sky is the limit. Give it a spin and build cool stuff today on @MagicPathAI instead of weeks.

The way we create and iterate on the web is evolving faster than it ever before. 🤯

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