Write on the page itself

Click a heading and type. Select words for bold, a link or a list.

Words selected on the page in the builder, with the toolbar for bold, a link and a list above them.

What you see is what visitors get

Pasting from Word leaves no inline styles or leftover classes. What's saved is cleaned on the server too.

A section's settings in the builder: its columns, how they stack on a narrow screen, and its surface.

Sections and columns

A section holds one to four columns. Each one has a surface, an edge, its spacing, and can be hidden on a phone, a tablet or a computer.

The builder's structure tree, every section and block of the page in order, beside the page itself.

The structure beside the page

Every section and block in a tree. Drag a block into another column or a section up or down. Save a section as a pattern to use again.

The builder showing the page at a phone's width.

A phone, a press away

Switch between computer, tablet and phone while you write.

A page's settings in the builder, with its publish history: each recent version with a button to restore it to the draft.

Drafts that save themselves

Every change is a draft, with undo and redo. Publish puts it on the site. The last five versions are kept, and any can be restored.

The Pages screen: the pages as a tree, those under another indented, each with its address and status.

The page tree

Drag a page right to put it under another, left to take it out. Translations follow.

Fifteen blocks

Hero, text, image and text, picture, gallery, cards, quote, numbers, call to action, questions, logos, downloads, form, video or map, and space.

Snippets let you write opening hours once and use them everywhere, and a year tag keeps a copyright line current. And every page can still be edited in a plain form, without JavaScript.

Next: Upload once

Boxlet makes every size a page needs, in AVIF and WebP when your server can.

Pictures and files