If you imported a Website Studio project from a ZIP or HTML upload, send your edits as separate single-action prompts, one at a time, so the AI applies every change reliably. This article explains the issue and the workaround you can use right now.
🔍 What's Happening
On Website Studio projects that were imported from a ZIP or HTML upload, a single prompt that contains several instructions at once may not be carried out in full.
When you combine multiple actions in one prompt — for example add pages, delete pages, change colors, and update text — the AI may:
- Apply only some of the requested changes.
- Make a change partially.
- Skip or ignore an instruction entirely.
The behavior is inconsistent from prompt to prompt. This affects ZIP and HTML upload projects specifically. Native (non-imported) Website Studio projects handle the same multi-instruction prompts correctly.
🛠️ Workaround: Send One Instruction at a Time
To get every edit applied on a ZIP or HTML upload project, split your request into separate single-action prompts and send them in sequence:
- Break your request into individual actions (one change per prompt).
- Send the first single-action prompt — for example, add a contact page.
- Wait for that change to finish before continuing.
- Send the next single-action prompt — for example, change the heading color to blue.
- Wait for it to finish, then send the next — for example, update the homepage text.
- Repeat until all your changes are complete.
Waiting for each change to finish before sending the next lets the AI reliably apply every instruction on imported projects. You'll see each edit reflected in your project before you move on to the next prompt.
📡 Engineering Status
Our team is aware of this issue and is actively working on a fix so that multi-instruction prompts apply correctly on ZIP and HTML upload projects. Until the fix ships, the single-action prompt workaround above is the reliable way to apply all of your changes.
📞 When to Contact Support
Reach out to our support team if:
- A change is still skipped even when you send it as its own single-action prompt.
- An edit is applied only partially after the prompt finishes.
- You see the same behavior on a native (non-imported) project.
When you contact us, include your project name and the exact prompt text you sent so we can investigate quickly.
🌀 We're on it. You now know why some edits may be skipped on ZIP or HTML upload projects and how to apply every change by sending single-action prompts one at a time. Thank you for your patience while our team completes the fix.