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# 1.5. Undo and Redo
The **undo and redo** functions are important tools that allow you to easily revert to previous editing steps or restore changes you had saved earlier on your landing page.
* **Undo Function:**
**The undo function** allows you to instantly revert to the previous editing step, making it easy to correct mistakes or change your mind without having to start over.
Click on the undo icon in the editing toolbar to go back to the previous editing step. You can click multiple times to undo several previous steps.
* **Redo Function:**
**The redo function** allows you to move forward to the next editing step if you have previously used the undo function. This helps you flexibly adjust the landing page without much effort.
Click on the redo icon to move forward to the editing step that you had previously undone.
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