This is one of the biggest releases of the year. We rethought three pillars of the editor — block reuse, publishing, and cross-page continuity — so that multi-page projects finally feel like a single site, not a collection of isolated pages.
Global components: stop duplicating work
Until today, if you had an identical header on 5 pages and needed to change one color, that was manual work on every single one. Not anymore. You create a component once and it lives on any page in your project. When you edit the component anywhere, the change propagates instantly to all other pages — headers, footers, CTAs, pricing cards, anything that repeats.
There's a new Components tab in the editor where you can create from scratch or convert any existing element into a component with a click on Componentize (in the properties panel). And it's not just whole sections — any container, button or block can become a component.
When you need a specific instance to be different from the rest, just click Unlink and it becomes an independent local copy without affecting the original component. So you don't get lost, we mark component elements in pink in the Layers panel and show a clear warning in the properties panel whenever you're editing something that will propagate.
Under the hood, this runs on in-memory cache with smart debouncing — you edit, see the change instantly on the canvas, and the sync to the database happens silently in the background. No lag, no waiting.
Publishing, rebuilt from scratch
The Publish screen got a complete overhaul. It's now an interactive list of pages: you see all of them, pick which ones to publish and ship them in one click. The button switches dynamically between Publish and Publish changes depending on each page's state, showing exactly what will happen.
The live URL appears right on each page's card as soon as it's online — click it and see the result, no need to navigate between screens. Published pages show a pulsing "Online" badge; pending pages show just the slug they'll receive.
When the project has a single page, the interface simplifies automatically — no unnecessary checkboxes, direct action. When there are multiple, you get full control.
Batch download as ZIP
Selected multiple pages? The Download HTML and Download JSON buttons now pack everything into a .zip file automatically — one page per file inside the zip, named by each page's slug. With a single page, downloads stay individual like before.
Copy and paste elements across pages
One of the most requested features. You can now select any element on a page, hit Cmd+C (or Ctrl+C), navigate to a completely different page, and hit Cmd+V to paste. The element keeps all its style, content and structure.
Copied content is saved in your browser, so it works even after you close and reopen the editor. With nothing selected in the destination, the element becomes a new section at the bottom of the page. With a container selected, it goes inside. With an element selected, it becomes a sibling right after.
Seamless editing inside components
Editing a component now feels just like editing anything else. Click any element inside the component, open the panel, edit style, content, inline text with double-click, delete, add new elements by dragging from the panel — everything works normally. Each change is saved to the component automatically and propagates everywhere it appears.
The panel shows a subtle pink warning to remind you you're working on a component, but doesn't block you from anything.
Other editor improvements
The properties panel for each element got more compact to fit Delete, Duplicate and Componentize side by side, with consistent colors and icons. Create/componentize modals are now aligned with the rest of the platform's visual style. Delete confirmations (components, instances) follow the same popup pattern as page deletion.
Chrome extension access
The Chrome extension area is now exclusive to subscribers, matching how the Clones area works. Users on the free plan see an explanatory upgrade screen.
This update is the foundation for a lot of what's coming. Components will be the centerpiece for shareable templates, project design systems and several automations on the roadmap. Enjoy!