
Make your blocks move
Have a section appear when visitors reach it, a number count up to its value or a card react when the mouse moves over it. Chain several animations on the same block.
You write your text and place your photos right in the page, with your design, your header and your footer.
More than 40 ready-made sections
More than 50 blocks to choose from
Settings for desktop, tablet and phone
Click a text and type. Your headings, photos and buttons show up in your site’s colors and fonts.
Select a photo to change its shape, its cropping or its description.
Each block has three tabs on the right of the screen: Settings for its content, Styles for its look and Animations for its movement.
The editor’s preview shows your page at the width of a desktop, a tablet or a phone. Change a heading size or the number of columns for one screen only: the others keep their settings.



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A timeline, a team, an FAQ, a contact form or even a whole page. You first see the ones that fit where you are.
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For a section that repeats, choose how many you need: four dates or six people, for example.
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It takes on your site’s colors and fonts. Then replace the text and photos with your own.

Have a section appear when visitors reach it, a number count up to its value or a card react when the mouse moves over it. Chain several animations on the same block.

In the Accessibility panel, you see a heading that skips a level, an image without a description, a video without captions or a button without a name. These checks follow criteria from the RGAA (the French accessibility standard). You’re still free to publish.
Find a royalty-free photo without leaving the Media block. Your site makes your photos and videos lighter so they load fast.
Copy your text from your current site or a document and paste it into the editor. Your headings, paragraphs and lists become blocks.
You edit your pages on your staging site and publish when everything is ready.
You see the list of your changes every time before they go live.
Each page keeps the history of its changes. If something you published doesn’t suit you, put an earlier version of your site back online.
No. You write in the page and set a block’s look in menus. If you know CSS, you can also write your own on a block.
Yes. The editor is WordPress’s, with Lovely Render’s blocks. If you’ve already written a page in a recent version of WordPress, you’re on familiar ground.
Yes. Open your staging site on your phone: you see the page exactly as it will be published, animations included.
No. The editor shows each block in its final place so you can edit it. Your animations play on your staging site.
No. Only the people you give the right to publish can put changes online. The others work on the staging site.
Yes. Paste your text into the editor, then lay it out to recreate your sections: allow a little time per page. Once connected to your site, your AI can also carry over your old pages for you.
No. A backup copy is saved while you work, and you find it again when you come back.
Yes, once they’re connected to your site. They can create a page, add sections or rewrite a text on your staging site. You review and you publish.