The phrase "save draft" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to save a document before finishing it. For example, "I'm not quite done with my essay yet, but I'm going to save draft and come back to it later."
Note that "preview", "article", and your just-saved edits to "save draft" (in the edit window) are all different until you "preview" (you haven't published yet, or previewed yet; you've only edited a draft, and "saved draft").
For sellers, the updated app includes new step-by-step category, pricing and shipping guidance for items listings, and the ability to save draft versions of multiple listings so sellers can start their listing on a mobile device and then finish them off on PC (helpful for vendors who want to write longer item descriptions), or vice versa.
If the "Save draft" button is not there and you see, instead, a grayed-out "Saved" button, you can change something in the article or in the "Summary" to be given another chance to "Save draft".
Use "Save draft" instead of "Publish", except for the briefest edits; in that case click save draft before publishing, so you have a private copy for that (inevitable?) second edit... "Preview" your edits.
Following tests earlier this year, Instagram today confirmed it's rolling out a "Save Draft" feature to all users.
The feature was first spotted in testing this July, when a handful of users began seeing a "Save Draft" option appear in their app.
And in terms of my own work" — he was trying not to place "work" in quotes — "I don't write by hand and don't save drafts on the computer".
And in terms of my own work"—he was trying not to place "work" in quotes—"I don't write by hand and don't save drafts on the computer".
And you can save drafts for later if you make changes before you upload.
Vine recently updated its app with a few new editing features, including the ability to remove earlier clips from the Vine and save drafts, two features that were made available on Instagram Video.
Dealing with the pushback of Instagram video, and learning from Instagram's successes and failures, Vine launched an update in October that let users save drafts and edit videos for the very first time, conceding a bit to Instagram Video's rules.
