WdesignKit

Changing editor should not mean rebuilding the design

It is the toll paid by anybody who has spent years building sites. You have a pricing section that turned out beautifully and you built it in Elementor. The new client works with Bricks, and the one after that with the block editor. That section does not travel: it has to be rebuilt from scratch in each house, even though the design is identical.

WDesignKit attacks exactly that border. Designs are kept in its cloud and converted between Elementor, Bricks and Gutenberg, so what you built once serves in all three. And for what does not exist, it brings its own widget builders instead of making you program one.

What the official WDesignKit licence covers

Full access to the library and the cloud, with the templates and widgets being added over time, POSIMYTH's updates and their support. The GPLClub team leaves the activation ready on your domain.

What it includes

• More than a hundred widgets spread across the three editors.
• Widget builders for Bricks, Elementor and Gutenberg, for creating your own pieces or modifying existing ones.
• Thousands of templates and patterns for starting pages without a blank canvas.
• Conversion between editors with one click, which is what makes the work travel.
• Cloud workspace for saving and sharing with your team.
• Figma files for settling the design before building.

When it pays

If you work with more than one editor. That is its clear case: agencies and professionals inheriting other people's projects, who do not get to choose each client's tool.

If you repeat sections across projects. Having your own library in the cloud, rather than in local folders, is what makes it genuinely get used.

If you live inside a single builder and do not plan to move, it gets less use: specialised libraries fit better there, such as Brixies for Bricks or the widgets in The Plus Addons for Elementor.

And an honest expectation about the conversion: it moves structure and styles, it does not work magic. Designs with effects tightly bound to one builder are worth reviewing after converting.

About licensing and the GPL

The code is distributed under the GPL licence and its use is free. The hosted library, the cloud, the support and the updates are services contracted with the maker and they live while the licence is active. They are not the same thing, and buying one is not buying the other.