Edit your live website like a Figma file — double-click text, drag elements, and ship every change as one pull request.
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What is ⌘+L?
Edit your website like Figma!
Command L (⌘+L) is a script tag from Letter that turns your website into an editable canvas. Press Ctrl+L on your own site, double-click any text and type, drag any element, or circle something and say what should change. You can even record yourself talking through a change.
In the background, Claude Code, Codex or Letterpress-1 turns the change list into one pull request. No code knowledge is needed, and every change belongs to you. Pricing is token based: every account starts with 1,000 free tokens, and token pools start at $25 a month.
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⌘+L Availability
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⌘+L Key Features
One-key editing
Press Ctrl+L (Cmd+L on Mac) on your own site. Nothing to install.
Visual editing
Double-click to rewrite text, drag and resize elements, or circle anything and describe the change.
One pull request
Every change becomes one pull request, generated by Letterpress-1, Claude or GPT, ready to merge.
Keep editing
Keep editing after you send changes, and ask follow-ups or cancel pending edits.
More than edits
Switch the same card to A/B tests and analytics, available in every preview.
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Who uses ⌘+L?
Teams who update their own website every week
Change copy, layout and content visually and ship it as a pull request
Plans and access
⌘+L Pricing
Freemium
Token pools from $25/mo; every account starts with 1,000 free tokens
Common questions
⌘+L FAQs
Do I need to know how to code?
No. If you can use a website, you can use Command L — edits land as a pull request your developers can review.
Who owns the changes I make?
You do. Letter does not claim ownership of your site's changes.
How are agent runs priced?
Letter charges by usage: model costs plus a margin, converted into tokens. Work holds its tokens, so a long build never surprises you.
Do unused tokens roll over?
No. Unused tokens do not carry over, except that a free account's tokens move onto its plan when it adds a card.
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