🌐 This article has been translated from Korean for your convenience. If there is any discrepancy, the Korean version prevails.

Save

You can save changes (title, subtitle, body) to the post you are writing.
Click Save at the top right of the editor screen to store it in the edit history.
If you want to continue editing a post later, you must click Save to keep it as a draft. Any unsaved changes will disappear when you leave the editor and cannot be restored.
The Save function does not work for posts that have already been published, and the Save button is shown only for unpublished posts. To edit a published post, please use Republish.
You can check your saved posts in [Studio] > [Posts] > [Drafts].
There is no limit to the number of posts you can keep as drafts, and they are stored permanently until you delete them.
Drafts are not visible on your channel until you publish them.

Auto-save

Even if you do not click the Save button yourself, your edits are saved every 5 minutes.
You can enable this in the editor at the top right under [···] > [Auto-save].
However, depending on your network conditions, auto-save may not work properly, so please press Ctrl+S regularly to save manually and minimize the risk of losing your post.
Auto-save does not work for posts that have already been published. To edit a published post, please use Republish.

Each time a post is saved or auto-saved, its contents are recorded so that you can revert what you are writing back to a previously saved version.
You can view the save history for the post you are currently editing in the editor at the top right under [···] > [Edit history].
Up to 30 recent edit history entries per post are kept for 30 days, and the most recent record can be checked in [Studio] > [Posts] > [Drafts].
Revert: replaces the content you are currently writing with the saved content.
Delete: you can delete any edit history entries you do not need.