Settings A–Z

Where Settings lives

Phone and desktop show the same settings. The route to them differs.

On a phone or tablet

1. 1Tap Account in the dock at the bottom.
2. 2A card rests over the bottom of your profile header. It has four tabs: Your Posts, Analytics, Files, Settings.
3. 3Tap Settings. The card snaps up to full height as it switches, so the list is never clipped.
4. 4Scroll the card to move down the stack.

On a desktop

1. 1Choose Account in the nav rail on the left.
2. 2In the right-hand column, click Settings in the pill strip — Your posts, Analytics, Files, Settings.

The cards, in order

• Plan & billing — which plan you're on, and the way up.
• Usage — how many pages you've used.
• AI credits — your balance and today's caps.
• Appearance — light, dark or follow the system.
• Your network — who enchants you, and who you enchant.
• Linked accounts — a private, device-only list of your links.
• Saved — posts you bookmarked.
• Notifications — nine switches for what reaches your inbox.
• Blocked accounts — the people you've blocked, and how to undo it.
• Where you're signed in — your active logins, one per device.
• Your button — the floating button visitors tap on your page.
• Custom domain — your own domain instead of the Enchant.ee link.
• Help & FAQ — seven answers, a link to this manual, the editor tour, and support.
• Your data — download everything the account holds.
• About — version, terms, privacy.
• Session — Sign in with another account and Log out.
• Danger zone — reset the page, or delete the account.

Plan & billing

The first card states your plan in one line and, on a free account, offers the way up. The card's subtitle and the heading inside the tinted panel both name the plan you are on.

• On a paid plan the panel reads More pages, your own shop, premium effects. and carries no button.
• On the free plan it reads Upgrade for more pages, a shop of your own, and premium effects. with an Upgrade button.

The plan dialog

The pricing table opens from four places: Upgrade here, Get more room in Usage, Get more credits in AI credits, and the Upgrade button on the Custom domain card. It is titled Choose your plan.

1. 1Pick the billing period with the segmented control — Monthly or Yearly. Yearly is preselected and carries a 2 months free chip.
2. 2Read the four plan cards. Each shows its name, price and feature list. Yearly prices show as an effective monthly figure with the monthly price struck through. On a narrow screen the tagline, the billing note and the small print under each button are all hidden, so a phone shows a shorter card than a laptop.
3. 3Press a card's button. The free card's button is Start free and only closes the dialog. Vedette and Icône read Start my free trial. Élégante has a button naming the plan itself. Your current plan's button reads Current plan and is disabled.
4. 4You are handed to a Lemon Squeezy checkout to pay.

Vedette and Icône begin with a 7-day free trial and the line under the dialog's title promises a reminder before anything is charged. On a wide screen their button carries the small print 7-day free trial · cancel anytime; Élégante has no trial and reads Billed today · cancel anytime instead. That small print does not render on a phone, so the line under the title is the only place the trial terms appear there. The footer of the dialog reads Cancel anytime — everything you made stays yours..

See Plans and limits for what each plan actually contains.

Usage

One meter, labelled Pages, showing how many pages you've used out of your plan's allowance. The card's subtitle is What you've used on your plan..

On Icône the bar shows full with no limit number, and screen readers hear Unlimited. The bar turns red when you are at 100%.

A Get more room button appears only if you are on the free plan and you have used every page it allows. It opens the plan dialog.

AI credits

How much AI budget you have left. Card subtitle: What the page composer has left. The big number at the top is your total balance.

• Under the number: how much came from your plan, then how much you have purchased if any, then when it refreshes.
• Generations today — full page composes you've run against today's cap.
• AI assists today — the small helpers (captions, rewrites, alt text) against their own cap.

New accounts also get a one-time grant of 5 credits on top of the plan allowance.

The footer of the card explains the pricing: a full page compose costs 1 credit, small assists cost 0.1 to 0.3, and widget rewrites are free. Plan credits refresh monthly; topped-up credits never expire.

Top up

Credit packs are a one-time purchase and never expire. They appear as a block headed Top up inside this card — but only when packs are actually on sale. If you don't see that block, packs are not on sale for this site; there is no button that fails when you press it.

1. 1Tap a pack row. Its sub-line reads Never expire at rest.
2. 2The sub-line changes to Opening checkout… and every row disables while the checkout is created.
3. 3You are handed to Lemon Squeezy to pay.

A Get more credits button appears only on a free plan, and only when you are out of credits or have hit today's generation cap.

Purchased credits are tracked separately from plan credits and are the ones that never expire. Plan credits are set on renewal, not added — an unused month does not roll over.

Appearance

One setting: Theme. The card's subtitle is System, light, or dark. Dark is true black. and the field's hint is Follow your system, or force light or dark..

The change applies the instant you tap — no reload — and the browser's own status bar tint follows along.

Your network

The two sides of enchanting. Card subtitle: Who enchants you, and who you enchant. Two buttons open the same kind of list.

1. 1Tap Enchanted by to see who has enchanted your page, or Enchanting to see whose pages you enchant.
2. 2Each row shows an avatar, a display name (with a verified seal where applicable) and the @handle.
3. 3Tap a person to open their profile. The list closes behind you.
4. 4Press Escape or tap outside to close it without going anywhere.

Empty, the first list says No one yet and When someone enchants your page, they'll show up here. The second says Not enchanting anyone and Pages you enchant from Discover will show up here..

Linked accounts

Despite the name, this is not a connector and it does not touch your public page. The card says so itself: A private scratchpad, saved on this device. To show links on your page, use the social widget.

1. 1Choose a platform from the dropdown. It starts on Instagram.
2. 2Type or paste the address. The placeholder is https://instagram.com/you.
3. 3Press Save, or hit Enter in the field. Save stays disabled while the field is empty.
4. 4Saved rows appear under a Linked heading, each showing the platform, the address as a real link, and a × to remove it.

The sixteen platforms, in menu order: Website, X / Twitter, Instagram, GitHub, LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok, Dribbble, Spotify, Twitch, Bluesky, Mastodon, Discord, Reddit, Telegram, Email.

The address has to start with http:// or https:// and contain a dot. Anything else is refused with Paste a full link — it should start with https:// and nothing is saved. A successful save is confirmed with the platform's name followed by saved on this device — worded that way deliberately, because nothing was sent anywhere.

Saved

Everything you tapped the bookmark on. Card subtitle: Posts you bookmarked.

1. 1Press Open saved.
2. 2Each row shows a thumbnail (or the author's avatar), the author's handle, and the post's text.
3. 3Tap a row to open that author's profile, where the real post lives.

Empty, it reads Nothing saved yet and Tap the bookmark on any post to keep it here. The list shows up to 200 saved posts.

Notifications

Nine switches deciding what reaches your inbox. Card subtitle: Choose what you get told about. Every one starts on. There is no Save button — a switch saves the moment you flip it.

These switches really do stop the send — a muted type is checked before the notification is created, so it never inflates your unread badge either.

• Reactions also covers likes on your page — a page like is filed as a 💜 reaction.
• Saves covers someone bookmarking your page through the Enchantée button. Saving a post notifies nobody at all, so the "or post" half of the hint has nothing behind it.

Push notifications are somewhere else

Push — the alerts that arrive when the app is closed — is not controlled from Settings. The control is a row at the bottom of the notifications inbox itself, labelled Push notifications, with a button reading Enable that becomes Enabled with a tick. If your browser has already refused permission, the row reads Blocked in browser settings and does nothing.

Blocked accounts

The people you have blocked, and the way to undo it. Card subtitle: They can't see or reach you, and you won't see them.

1. 1Find the person — each row shows an avatar, display name and handle.
2. 2Press Unblock. The row disappears at once and a toast confirms it, naming the handle you unblocked.

Empty, it reads You haven't blocked anyone. The list shows up to 500 accounts.

More on blocking, reporting and what a block actually prevents is in Safety, privacy and your data.

Where you're signed in

Your active logins, one row per device, so you can end anything you don't recognise. Card subtitle: Sign out any session you don't recognise.

Reading a row

• The device, written as browser and system — for example Safari on iOS. With no usable information it reads Unknown device.
• A This device pill on the session you're using right now.
• The IP address — shown only when the row is a single session, because a phone's mobile address changes and a grouped row would name the wrong one.
• Last used and a date, plus a count of sign-ins when the row groups several logins from the same device.

Ending a session

1. 1Press Sign out on the row. You get Signed out, or a count when the row covered several logins.
2. 2Or press Sign out all other sessions — it only appears when there are other sessions. You get Signed out everywhere else.

Up to 50 sessions are listed, newest first. Expired logins are left out, so a dead session can never hide a live one you should be worried about.

Your button

The floating photo button visitors tap on your public page. The card explains itself: Visitors see your photo as a floating button — one tap opens enchantée, emoji, comment and share; a quick double tap likes your page.

At the top of the card is a live preview with the line This is the face visitors tap on your page. The face is, in order of preference: your custom image, then your real uploaded profile photo, then the Enchant.ee logo ball. A preset avatar that came with the app does not count as a real photo.

The switch

Show the Enchantée button on my page — a single switch, on by default. Turn it off and visitors get no floating button at all.

The card saves itself about half a second after your last change. A small chip reads Saving…, then Saved with a tick, and fades. If you navigate away mid-save the change is still sent — you will not lose it.

Custom image or GIF

The field Custom image or GIF replaces the face with your own photo or an animated GIF. It needs a paid plan — Élégante and up.

1. 1Press Upload image or GIF. It reads Replace once one is set, and Uploading… while in flight.
2. 2Pick a PNG, JPEG, WebP or GIF.
3. 3A round preview appears next to the button, with a Remove link beside it.

On the free plan the field shows one button offering to unlock it, which opens the plan dialog instead.

Custom domain

Serve your page from your own domain instead of the Enchant.ee link. Card subtitle: Use your own domain instead of enchant.ee/you. This is a Icône feature. On every other plan the card shows a one-line pitch and an Upgrade button, and nothing else.

You will need to add a DNS record — that is the setting at whoever sold you the domain that says which server the name points at. Enchant.ee gives you the exact value to paste; you add it on their site, not here.

1. 1Type your domain in the field. The placeholder is yourdomain.com.
2. 2Press Connect, or hit Enter. You get Domain added — now point your DNS at us..
3. 3The card now shows the domain with a status pill: amber Pending DNS or green Live.
4. 4While pending it prints Add ONE of these at your DNS provider — A for a root domain, CNAME for a subdomain: followed by two rows you can copy.
5. 5Add the record at whoever sells you the domain. Click any value in the card to copy it — you get Copied.
6. 6Come back and press Check status. It exists only while the domain is unverified.

If the domain is already claimed somewhere else you also get a line reading This domain also needs an ownership TXT record: and a third row to add. Pressing Check status answers Domain verified — you're live! or Not verified yet — DNS can take up to an hour..

To disconnect, press the × next to the domain. You get Domain removed..

What the field will accept

• One domain per account. Adding a second is refused with You already have a domain — remove it first..
• 4 to 253 characters, lowercase, with a real ending like .com. Your typing is trimmed and lowercased for you.
• No leading or trailing hyphen in any part of the name.
• Not enchant.ee or anything under it, and not vercel.app or vercel-dns.com.

Help & FAQ

Card subtitle: Answers and support. Two buttons: Open Help and Contact support. The second is a plain email link to support@enchant.ee — there is no ticket form in the app.

Open Help opens a small window titled Help & FAQ, subtitled Quick answers — or replay the editor tour to get re-acquainted. It holds seven questions. Tap one to open it; tapping the open one closes it again, and only one is open at a time. The first question is open when the window appears. Escape, the × or a click outside closes the window.

Under the questions are two buttons. Read the full manual opens this manual in a new tab — it does not close the window or leave the app, so an edit in progress behind it is safe. Replay editor tour is the second, described below.

The seven answers

Reproduced below with two corrections: the app's own answers to the last two questions have fallen behind the product.

Replay editor tour

The lower of the two buttons at the bottom of the Help window, Replay editor tour, closes the window, takes you into the editor, and starts the guided tour about a second after the editor appears. It touches nothing else — not your page, not your widgets, not your theme, and it asks for no confirmation.

The tour is four short steps: This is your page, Add widgets, Move & resize and Design & save. The third is skipped on a page with no widgets yet, so a blank page gets three. Move with Next, leave with Skip or Escape, and the last step's button reads Done. There is no way back a step.

Your data

One button, Download my data, which saves a file called enchantee-yourname-export.json to your device. Card subtitle: Download everything this account holds.

The line under the button is exact: Includes your profile, pages, widgets, posts, network and files. Passwords, sessions and billing identifiers are deliberately left out.

• In the file: your account details, your pages, your widgets, your posts, who you enchant and who enchants you, your saved posts, your blocked accounts, the people who signed up to your newsletter widget, and the list of your files.
• Left out on purpose: your password, your login sessions, any sign-in tokens, and the identifiers your subscription is tracked by.

About

The card's subtitle is the version of the app you're running — Enchant.ee v0.2.0 at the time of writing. Three links, each opening in a new tab:

• About Enchant.ee
• Terms of Service
• Privacy Policy

These are the terms you agreed to when you signed up. The billing mechanics quoted elsewhere in this chapter — that subscriptions renew until you cancel, that you keep your features to the end of a period you paid for, that part-periods are not refunded, and that downgrading never deletes your content — are spelled out in the Terms and nowhere else. Settings itself never states them.

Signing out

A small card near the bottom with two rows.

• Sign in with another account — takes you to the login screen with your current session intact. Backing out returns you to the dashboard, still signed in.
• Log out — signs you out. Any unsaved edit to your card is sent first, then the session ends and you land on the public landing page.

Danger zone

A red-ringed section at the very bottom, headed Danger zone, with two rows.

Reset page to default

Sub-line: Clears the current page's layout. Can't be undone. Button: Reset.

1. 1Press Reset.
2. 2Confirm at the dialog titled Reset page to default?. Its button is a red Reset; Cancel backs out.
3. 3You get Page reset to the starter layout..

Delete account

Sub-line: Takes your page offline and signs you out. Kept 30 days, then files, links and login are erased for good. Button: Delete.

1. 1Press Delete. A dialog opens titled Delete your account.
2. 2Optionally tick any of the six reasons under Why are you leaving? (optional) — it is multi-select: Taking a break, Missing features, Too complicated, Privacy concerns, Found an alternative, Other.
3. 3Optionally add a note in the box marked Anything else? (optional). It stops at 300 characters.
4. 4Tick I understand this permanently deletes my account after 30 days. This is required.
5. 5Type your handle in the confirm field — its label spells out your own handle. Capitals don't matter, and spaces at either end are trimmed. This is required.
6. 6Press Delete account. It stays disabled until both the tick and the exact handle are in place, and reads Deleting… while it runs.
7. 7You get Your account is scheduled for deletion., then you are signed out and returned to the landing page.

While the deletion is running the dialog cannot be dismissed at all — Escape and a click outside are both ignored, and Cancel is disabled.

What actually happens, and when

• Immediately: your account is flagged for deletion. Nothing is erased yet. Every one of your sessions ends, so you are logged out on every device, and your public page starts returning a not-found page to visitors.
• After 30 days: your uploaded files are deleted from storage, then your posts, notifications, enchants, page likes and views, profile, push subscriptions, saved posts, blocks, newsletter subscribers, custom domain and finally the account itself. Your username is freed for someone else to claim.

Your card

Your card — the pocket card with your QR code on the back — is not in Settings. It lives in the Account tab, behind the settings sheet. It carries five real settings, so they are listed here and in the table below.

1. 1On a phone, drag the settings card down past its resting position, or tap the QR glyph in your @handle row. On desktop it is always visible in the left column under Your card.
2. 2Tap the card to present it fullscreen. Tap it again — or press Enter or Space — to flip it over.
3. 3Press the round pencil at the card's bottom-right to edit. A sheet opens titled Edit your card with a live preview of both sides and a Done button.

Five settings, each saving the instant you change it:

• Finish — the material. The list depends on your plan.
• QR ink — Ink or Purple. Both scan.
• Profession — shown or hidden on the card.
• Watermark — Off, Initial or Badge.
• Back signature — a line of text for the back, up to 60 characters.

Every setting, A to Z

Every setting in this chapter that has a value, alphabetically. A blank plan column means every plan, including free.

When something goes wrong

Most cards in Settings load their own data, so most failures are a card that says it couldn't load, with a Try again link. Pressing it reloads that card alone.