Accept Merge
A highlighted redline bubble on the right side slides left and merges into the main document body, turning into a solid black line.
A highlighted redline bubble on the right side slides left and merges into the main document body, turning into a solid black line.
A diagonal wave of highlight light sweeps across a page, turning modified red and green text segments into a single uniform gray.
A tiny circular text anchor expands horizontally into a rectangular callout box containing two pulsing text line drafts.
A vertical line sweeps across a page split screen from left to right, transitioning the text lines from a draft layout to a finished layout.
A single document icon splits down the middle, separating into side-by-side sheets that reveal green and red highlighted lines.
A decorative stamp circle outline presses down onto a document corner, triggering an outward radial wave of light that unlocks the text.
A redline cursor sweeps horizontally across a blank line, causing a new green text line to grow and reveal itself in its wake.
Two separate document page outlines slide into each other to form a stacked, unified folder icon that pulses with a green border.
A paragraph text block shifts downward, making room for a new highlighted insert box that expands from a thin central line.
An edit bubble tilts backward, dissolves into three dashed segments, and falls out of the bottom of the frame.
A red diagonal slash line wipes across a text block from top-left to bottom-right, fading the block to its original, unedited state.
A document sheet rolls over onto itself from bottom to top, revealing a new version with rewritten text segments beneath.
A horizontal strike-through line draws itself over a text block from left to right, then collapses vertically to erase the text.
A toggle switch slides left, causing all inline redline marks across a page layout to fade out and leave only clean text.
A column of small change indicator bars along the left margin draws in from top to bottom, highlighting adjacent text paragraphs.