Edit document
The Docs editor gives you a familiar set of text-editing tools. You can format text, create lists and tables, add images and links, and collaborate with others in real time.
Enter edit mode
When you create a new document, it opens automatically in edit mode. For existing documents, click the Edit button in the top toolbar to start a new version. While in edit mode, you'll see:
An Editing label indicating the document is in edit mode
A live save indicator showing when your changes have been saved
A toolbar with the available editing tools

Hippoly Docs saves your changes automatically and there's no manual save button. When the indicator shows Saved, your work is safely stored.
Format text
Select the text you want to format, then use the buttons in the toolbar at the top of the editor.
Headings and paragraph style: use the style dropdown to switch between paragraph text and Heading 1, 2, or 3.
Bold, Italic, Underline and
Strikethrough: apply basic text styles.Alignment: align paragraphs left, center, or right.
Clear formatting: remove all formatting from the selected text.
Undo / Redo: step backwards or forwards through your recent changes.
Lists
Use the toolbar to turn the current paragraph into a bullet list or an ordered list.
Tables
Click the
Insert tablebutton in the toolbar.When the cursor is inside a table, additional buttons appear to let you add or remove rows and columns, merge or split cells, or delete the whole table.
Images
Click the Insert image button in the toolbar, then choose an image from your device to add it inline with the document text.
Links
Links in Hippoly Docs can point to the web or to another document or file inside your workspace.
Select the text you want to turn into a link, then click the
Insert linkbutton in the toolbar.In the link dialog, choose one of the tabs:
Web link: paste a URL into the field.
File in Hippoly: pick another document or file in your workspace to link to.
Click
Insertto add the link.
To edit or remove an existing link, click the link in the document and use the link dialog.
Real-time collaboration
When more than one person is editing the same document, you'll see their avatars in the top-right corner of the editor and their cursors where they are currently typing. Changes are synced live, so there's no need to reload or refresh.


