Start with a little structure
Choose Blank, Card, Hero, or Callout. Give the block a name, icon, and category, then find it again in a searchable library of visual and Twig blocks.
A hero for your next launch. A card for your services. A callout your team can use again. Build it in Admin2, then let authors fill in the details from the slash menu.
01 Fields
Title · Body · Image · Link
02 Layout
Arrange elements and bind fields
03 Preview
Your theme, desktop and mobile
04 Save block
Ready in the slash menuDesign once. Make it part of every page.Choose Blank, Card, Hero, or Callout. Give the block a name, icon, and category, then find it again in a searchable library of visual and Twig blocks.
Add text, rich-text body, image, link, choice, and repeating-item fields, plus colors, numbers, dates, toggles, and icons. Set defaults and arrange the form in a useful order.
Combine containers, columns, headings, text, images, buttons, repeating items, and dividers. Connect them to fields and adjust spacing, colors, alignment, and corners. Columns stack on small screens.
Preview sample content at desktop and mobile widths using the active theme. Supply a page route to use its template and local media. Preview samples leave saved pages and defaults untouched.
Duplicate a block to make a new type. Archive it to stop new insertion while existing pages keep rendering. Retire a field to hide its input while preserving stored values.
Pages still contain Markdown and flow shortcodes. Layout definitions live in plugin configuration. Twig blocks and theme overrides remain supported, and saved layout changes apply to existing instances.
Type / to find headings, tables, media, and your site’s blocks. Search by name and insert without leaving the keyboard.
ExploreGive the team a callout, FAQ, or invitation they can reuse. Authors fill in fields; the block definition handles the layout.
ExploreDrop in an image, crop it, and write the caption. Build a gallery or embed a video without leaving the page editor.
ExploreType, format, add a block. Export your draft as Markdown.
Open source. MIT licensed. Made for Grav 2 + Admin2.