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# Customize Jobs in the Web Editor
The PrintUI web editor opens from a host website or platform. The available controls depend on the template and launch options.
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## Edit text
Select an editable text frame. If the text palette is available, use it to change the font, size, style, alignment, color, and other text attributes. If the styles palette is used, choose from approved paragraph and character styles.
If the Glyph button is available, use it to insert special characters.
## Replace images
Select an editable image frame and choose an image from the gallery or upload pane if enabled. Depending on editor configuration, you may be able to crop, rotate, align, arrange, or fit the frame to content.
If an image resolution warning appears, choose a higher-resolution image or reduce how large the image is used.
## Add content
Some templates allow adding new text frames, new images, or rectangles. These buttons may be hidden for strict brand-control workflows.
New text frames use defaults from the editor launch options and template, including default width, height, font and font style.
## Edit pages
When page editing is enabled, page thumbnails may allow adding a page before or after the current page, deleting a page, or changing the page layout to match a parent page. When page moving is enabled, thumbnails can be dragged to reorder pages.
## Finish review
Preview the job and check every required page. Resolve overset text, low-resolution images, and page warnings before choosing Finished.
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