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• How to Use the Feedback Feature

  Inside the INK Editor, click the "Share Feedback" button in the bottom right-hand corner. Write your feedback in the text box Choose if you want to share application log file and screenshot with our support team. We recommend you leave them checked. ![](Very popular

• Metadata and INK: Everything You Need to Know

  Just as a quick definition, metadata is the description and title that is shown to users when they visit a search engine results page.  For example, let's say we're trying to find a list of American presidents. When you search on Google, you'll see this: The large text in blue is called the Meta Title, while the text in grey below it is the Meta Description.  Together,Very popular

• Images and INK: Everything You Need to Know

  Images are a great way of improving the look of your content, making it more informative, and even improving your SEO score.  With that in mind, we've made sure that INK provides you with the best image optimization experience.  Here, we'll go through everything you need to know to get the most out of INK's image features.  Step #1: Adding an Image You can add images to INK in a number of ways.  The first method is by using the Insert Image button on the top toolbar.  ![](https://storaPopular

• Importing, Exporting & INK: Everything You Need to Know

  So, it can be pretty hard to maintain the format of your document when swapping between platforms, especially by using copy and paste.  At INK, we know how frustrating it can be having to format your files over and over again every time you swap platforms.  To help with this, we have added an importing and exporting feature to INK to try and reduce these formatting issues as much as possible.  Here is a quick guide on how to import and export your documents to and from INK.  Importing FiPopular

• INK's Content Relevance Score: Everything You Need to Know

  Content Relevance Score score gives you an insight into exactly how you can improve your content both technically and grammatically.  The content relevance score is powered by INK's unique AI. INK uses this AI to analyze and compare your competitor's content to your own while showing you exactly where you can improve your work.  INK divides this analysis into two core sections: Word Tasks and Relevance Tasks.  These two sections work together to help you produce high-quality, techPopular

• How to Change Language Preferences

  In the Grammar and Spelling sidebar (right), click the gear icon, then select your language preference from the drop down. As of November 14, 2019, INK supports US and UK English.  We hope to add additional languages in the future.Popular

• INK and Classic WordPress: Everything You Need to Know

  Over One-Third of sites on the Internet are powered by WordPress. To put that in perspective, at the moment, there are around 1.6 Billion registered websites. So, for most users, having WordPress support is important, something which we at INK are well aware of.  To make uploading your .ink files to WordPress as easy as possible, we've developed a simple WordPress plugin that does aPopular

• Everything you Need to Know About the Text Composition Tool

  When working through Word Tasks in INK, it's quite common to see cards like this: Grammar and composition are important to how well your content performs, and INK uses the Word Tasks function to show you what parts of your content need improving.  Once you've finished addressing this task, this card will disappear from your Word Tasks list.  But, what if you want to improve yoSome readers

• INK's Top Toolbar: Everything You Need to Know

  INK is far more than just a word processing app. Along with being able to add images, include alt text, and analyze for online optimization, INK can help you write your content in the simplest way possible.  When you are writing in the INK editor, you're going to be using the top toolbar a lot. To help you with this, we've put together a quick guide on everything you need to know to help you make the most of this toolbar.  INK's Top Toolbar ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/weSome readers

• My Account and Settings

  To log in, just click the My Account icon on the upper left corner (right below the Menu icon) of the editor and click “Sign in.” You can sign in using either your Google or Facebook account. Once you are already logged in to your INK Editor account, you can access Settings by clicking the **MeSome readers