So in February, we focused on speed, smarter AI workflows, and expanding creative possibilities inside WDesignKit.

From performance upgrades and improved AI template imports to new Bricks widgets and fresh template kits, here’s everything we shipped this month (and a few things we’re quietly building next).

Highlight of the Month

Smarter AI Template Import

We’ve improved how AI templates generate and import inside WDesignKit.

This means smoother imports, faster generation, and fewer adjustments after adding templates to your project.

So instead of spending time fixing layouts, you can focus on building and customizing faster.

Product Updates

We rolled out a few important improvements to make WDesignKit faster and more reliable.

Key Updates

• Improved AI Template Import for smoother generation and faster imports
• AI History Page to view and manage your used AI credits

Performance & Platform Improvements

Along with these, we’ve also made several performance improvements, search optimizations, pricing compatibility updates, and backend enhancements to keep the platform running smoother.

Have something you’d love to see in WDesignKit?
We’d genuinely love to hear it. Just reply and let us know what could make your workflow even smoother.

Quick Win

One of our users recently shared:

“It feels like building with LEGO for a million-dollar website. The widgets look premium, customization is easy, and the site still runs fast.”

We love hearing how WDesignKit helps creators build faster.

Did You Know?

You can build your own custom widget in WDesignKit and use it just like a native widget in Elementor, Gutenberg, or Bricks.

Your widget can still support dynamic controls, styling options, and visual editing directly inside the builder.

Perfect for developers and freelancers who want more control without losing the visual workflow.

Tool of the Month 

Responsively App

Test responsive websites faster

Responsively App lets you view your website on multiple screen sizes at once, making responsive design testing much easier.

Perfect for developers and designers.

Removes image backgrounds in seconds. Super useful for hero sections, product cards, team sections, and creative layouts without needing advanced photo editing.

Watch & Learn

Are you using the Hamburger Menu correctly in Elementor?

Many websites get this small but important detail wrong. In this quick tutorial, we show how to build a clean and responsive hamburger menu in Elementor the right way.

Helpful Resource

New Template Kits Added

To help you start projects faster, we added new ready-to-use template kits.

Elementor & Gutenberg Kits

• Delphi
• Titan Fitness
• Forge Agency

Elementor Only

• Travel Venture
• Vision Forge

These kits give you a strong starting point for different industries and website styles.

New Bricks Elements

We’ve added several new elements for Bricks Builder to expand your design possibilities.

• Interactive Links
• Scrolling 3D Cards
• On Scroll Sticky Media Cards
• Glowing Corner Card
• Portfolio Slider
• Image Accordion

More widgets means more creative layouts without extra coding.

Coming Next

We’re currently working on some exciting improvements.

Plugin Side

• Download widgets while importing templates
• AI Widget Builder
• Download widgets as standalone plugins
• New controller for Core Gutenberg Widget Builder
• PHP editor inside Widget Builder
• Code snippet compatibility in workspace
• Share with Me page improvements

Server Side

• AI Widget Builder
• Author page design update
• AI generated text & descriptions
• Download widgets as plugins
• AI compatibility inside Browse Widgets

A lot more AI-powered features are on the way…. So stay tuned.

That’s all for February.

Every update we release is focused on making building websites faster, easier, and more creative with WDesignKit.

More improvements are already in the works, and we’re excited to share them soon.

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Let’s walk through what’s new and what we’re building next.

— What’s New and What’s Coming Up

What’s New

Plugin Updates

We’ve made the plugin experience more AI-friendly and workflow-focused:

• AI Blog Post Import – Generate and import blog content using AI to speed up content creation.
• AI License Key Support – Add and manage your AI license key directly from the license page.
• Workspace Snippet Compatibility – Snippets now integrate better with Workspace, reducing conflicts.
• Improved AI Kit Import – More stable and reliable AI kit imports for smoother setup.

Server Updates

Several performance and feature improvements have gone live on the server side:

• More AI Ready-Made Templates Live – We’ve added more AI-ready templates to help you start faster with structured, pre-built layouts.
• AI License Key Support on License Page – You can now use your AI license key directly from the license page, making activation smoother and more seamless.
• Approval Feature for Code Snippets – Better control before snippets go live.
• Short Video Option in Browse Widget – Add short video previews directly in the widget.
• Code Snippet Compatibility on Author Page – Snippets now supported smoothly on author-level pages.
• Workspace Auto-Remove – Automatic cleanup to keep the system optimized.

What’s Next

Plugin

Here’s what we’re actively working on and planning to roll out soon.

• Code Snippet Version Handling – Manage different versions of snippets easily.
• Workspace Compatibility for Snippets – Deeper integration between snippets and Workspace.
• Built-in PHP Editor – Advanced editing capability directly inside the builder environment.
• AI Chat Inside Widget Builder – Get AI assistance while building widgets.
• New Controller for Gutenberg Core Builder – More control and customization power.
• Image Upload Import – Direct image import support during workflows.
• Auto-Download Widget During Template Import – Required widgets will download automatically.

Server

Here’s what we’re building on the server side to enhance performance, automation, and smarter asset management:

• Widget Builder on Server – Create and manage custom widgets directly on the server, enabling better performance, easier updates, and access across workspaces.
• Widget Converter – Easily convert widgets into reusable formats, making them adaptable across different projects and builder environments.
• AI History Page – Track previously generated AI content.
• Snippet Version Management – Better control and organization of snippet updates
• AI-Generated Text & Descriptions – Instantly generate website copy, section text, and descriptions using AI to speed up content creation and reduce manual effort.
• User Verification System with automatic removal of deactivated users.

— What’s New in Widgets

— What’s New in Templates

Have something you’d love to see in WDesignKit?
We’d genuinely love to hear it. Just reply and let us know what could make your workflow even smoother.

New Video Tutorial

— Community & Industry Updates

1. Google unveiled new tools that let users complete purchases directly inside AI Mode and interact with branded AI agents right within Search results. Read about all the updates.
2. Google launched Creator Search, helping advertisers find YouTube creators by keywords or channel handles, then filter by subscribers, views, location, and contact info, making creator discovery and outreach much faster.
3. The View Transitions plugin is set to become part of WordPress core, starting with the admin area. Felix Arntz confirmed the integration, bringing smoother visual transitions inside the dashboard interface.
4. WordPress Playground now includes a dedicated dashboard to manage saved playgrounds, a warning with one-click save for unsaved work, and quick links for faster admin navigation. Support for PHP 7.2 and 7.3 has been removed, with PHP 7.4 now the minimum version.
5. Google introduced Personal Intelligence for Gemini (beta in the U.S.), allowing users to connect apps like Gmail, Photos, YouTube, and Search. With permission, Gemini can understand personal data across services to provide more contextual and tailored assistance.
6. Feedback from the WordPress 6.9 “Gene” release highlights what worked well, areas needing improvement, and key lessons for future cycles. Anonymized form responses have also been shared publicly for deeper community insight.
7. AI Experiments 0.2.0 released: Version 0.2.0 introduces AI-powered excerpt generation for posts, a new Abilities Explorer for developers to test AI capabilities, and improvements to editorial workflows and developer tools.
8. New in Gutenberg 22.4 adds Classic and Hybrid Theme support for the Font Library, enables custom blocks to use Pattern Overrides, and includes several additional improvements and fixes.
9. WordPress.org now features a central space for Education Programs, bringing together initiatives like Campus Connect, Credits, and Student Clubs to help students learn and contribute to the WordPress ecosystem.
10. WooCommerce 10.5 will change how order data is imported into Analytics tables, improve the Checkout block UI, add new filters and API updates, and deliver multiple performance enhancements.
11. WordPress.com now supports OAuth 2.1, making it easier and more secure for AI agents like ChatGPT and Claude Desktop to access site content such as posts, comments, and site data without sharing passwords.
12. WordPress 6.9.1 is scheduled for February and will focus solely on bug fixes following post-release issues in 6.9, including email delivery failures, plugin conflicts, and infinite loops in Adjacent Post Navigation.

— Quick Tip of the Month

Your Homepage is Not for Everything.

A common mistake? Trying to show everything on the homepage.

Instead, make it do just 3 jobs:

• Say clearly what you do
• Show proof (work, testimonials, stats)
• Guide visitors to the next step

Too much content = confused visitors.
Clear structure = more clicks, more trust.

Use AI Template Import in WDesignKit to start with structured layouts instead of blank pages, it helps you focus on the right sections, not unnecessary clutter.

— Tool of the Month 

Remove.bg

Removes image backgrounds in seconds. Super useful for hero sections, product cards, team sections, and creative layouts without needing advanced photo editing.

— Word of the Month: From a Power User

Great resource and amazing support

I highly recommend the WDesignKit as a resource for building an attractive, engaging website.

An excellent range of templates and widgets all backed up by an ultra responsive and effective support team.

Here’s just one recent example. I wanted to build a calculator to highlight the potential monetary and environmental savings of switching to reusable freezer/fridge bags. Having seen a calculator widget in the WDesignKit, I copied some examples from their library and got to work on tailoring to our requirements. The bare bones calculator was created in less than 30 minutes. I had some issues around tailoring the formatting to match the look of our website and reached out to the Support team. “Wow!”, they were very fast to respond and successfully addressed all my immediate issues (eg 2 decimal places after currency, pre/postfix font sizes etc).

I can also recommend The Plus Add-ons for Elementor from the same company. These guys really understand their offerings and are genuinely eager to improve their products and satisfy their users.

~ @flaxandstitch

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This month, we focused on polishing the experience and adding features that make everyday work with WDesignKit smoother and more predictable.

Here’s what’s new:

• Smarter AI Kit Import
  Importing AI-ready kits is now more refined and reliable, helping you get started faster with the right setups.
• Filter AI Compatibility
  You can now easily filter templates and kits based on AI compatibility, so you always know what works with what.
• Clear All Filters (Finally!)
  One click, clean slate. No more manually resetting filters when you want to start browsing fresh.
• Gutenberg Core Builder
  Building with Gutenberg just got more structured, making it easier to manage layouts and core blocks.
• Widget Update Feature
  Update widgets without breaking your flow, small improvement, big time-saver.

While these improvements rolled out, we’ve also been laying the groundwork for what’s ahead. And yes, there’s a lot happening behind the scenes.

On the plugin side, we’re working on:

• Better version handling for code snippets
• Using code snippets smoothly inside Workspace
• A built-in PHP editor inside the Widget Builder for advanced use cases
• AI chat inside the Widget Builder (currently under evaluation)

On the server side, we’re preparing:

• Widget Builder running directly on the server
• Separate pages for license activation and credit details
• Code snippet compatibility on author page

This is all part of a bigger effort to make WDesignKit more reliable today, and ready for what you’ll need tomorrow.

— What’s New in Widgets

— What’s New in Templates

Have something you’d love to see in WDesignKit?
We’d genuinely love to hear it. Just reply and let us know what could make your workflow even smoother.

— Community & Industry Updates

• WDesignKit has reached a small but meaningful milestone with 100+ Elementor widgets now available in the library.
• Elementor 3.34 Developer Update focuses on advancing Editor V4 with atomic design principles, introducing Nested Tabs, Entrance Interactions, and core system improvements for better styling consistency, layout control, accessibility, and performance. Editor V4 features remain experimental as it’s still in Alpha.
• Google has begun rolling out a new feature that allows users to change their Gmail address while keeping their existing data and services. The update appears first on Google’s Hindi support pages, indicating an initial rollout in India or Hindi-speaking regions.
• Google has released its Year in Search 2025 report, highlighting the actors, movies, athletes, games, recipes, and travel destinations that drew the most interest throughout the year.
• WordPress has opened a feedback call for the 6.9 release. The community is invited to share thoughts on the release cycle, process, and team via a short form (open until January 15, 2026). All feedback will be anonymized and used to improve future WordPress releases.
• Gutenberg 22.3 introduces a new Fonts page for easier typography management, improved image editing with persistent crop and zoom, and a responsive Grid block for creating layouts across devices, along with several bug fixes and enhancements.
• Google has filed a DMCA lawsuit against SerpApi, alleging the company bypassed protections designed to prevent automated scraping of Google Search results and licensed content.
• WordPress 6.9 “Gene” has been released as the second major update of the year, introducing new features such as Notes, the Abilities API, an option to hide blocks, and several other improvements.
• AI as a WordPress Fundamental: Jason Adams outlines a vision where AI becomes a core part of WordPress, similar to the database itself. With AI integrated into hosting plans and supported by tools like the WP AI Client and Abilities API, developers can easily build features such as auto-generated alt text, images, and intelligent workflows.
• What’s new in Gutenberg 22.2: This update introduces video embeds for the Cover block, improves the Breadcrumbs block, and adds new styling options for the Math block, along with several other enhancements and bug fixes.
• WordPress to return to three major releases in 2026: Core committers shared plans to move back to three major WordPress releases in 2026, with the first expected around March or April. The roadmap includes features deferred from 6.9, such as template activation, the Tabs block, and client-side abilities for the Abilities API.
• WordPress AI Team announces first public release of AI Experiments plugin: The WordPress AI Team has launched version 0.1.0 of the AI Experiments plugin, marking the first public step in testing AI-powered features before they are considered for WordPress core. This plugin is part of the AI Building Blocks for WordPress initiative introduced earlier this year.

— Quick Tip of the Month

When importing templates, start with sections instead of full pages.
It gives you more control, helps you mix and match layouts faster, and keeps your designs flexible, especially when working on custom client requirements.

A simple way to build smarter without redoing work.

— Tool of the Month 

Coolors

When you’re starting new projects or refreshing old ones, picking the right color palette can take more time than expected. Coolors makes it quick and easy to generate, tweak, and save color palettes that actually work. A simple tool that’s great to have bookmarked as you plan designs for the year ahead.

— Word of the Month: From a Power User

I just love it! It is like Building with LEGO for a Million-Dollar Site!

I just love it! It is my new everyday helper for building websites, that are REALLY stunning. I don’t want to rave about WDesignKit, but I can’t do anything else I’ve tried many page builders and widget kits, but this one really stole my heart. It’s easy to use and their widgets are just gorgeous – the kind you usually see on really expensive templates. You just pick one, drop it in, design it from scratch or choose a pre-made design (that you tweak a bit, changing colors or sizes) and it looks perfect. I built a landing page that looks like gold, and I haven’t even used half of the goodies I could find in their repository! It honestly feels like playing with the nice looking LEGOs, where you have fun whilst working and you can unleash your imagination. And, what surprised me, my site still is decently fast. I thought that so much stuff packed in one tiny web-space would slow it down, but NO. And their support is amazing, too. You know you are in good hands with them. I hope they stay operational in this tough market as long as I live and breathe.

~ @dobrapani

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We don’t usually stop to look back.

But 2025 felt worth pausing for.

At the start of the year, WDesignKit had just over 7,000 users. By the end of 2025, it grew to 32,000+ users, with more than 25,000 new users joining along the way.

That growth didn’t happen by chance.

2025 wasn’t about chasing shiny features. It was about making WDesignKit more stable, more flexible, and more useful for the way people actually build WordPress websites.

Here’s everything we built, improved, and shipped in 2025.

A Year Focused on Stability and Scale

As WDesignKit grew, so did the responsibility to keep things reliable.

Throughout 2025, the focus stayed clear:

• Strengthen core workflows
• Improve performance and reliability
• Reduce friction during imports and conversions
• Polish the overall user experience

Every update shipped this year was driven by real usage, real feedback, and real needs.

Version 2.0: A Key Milestone

The release of WDesignKit v2.0 brought together many of the year’s biggest improvements in a single, major update.

Version 2.0 introduced:

• Revamped Dashboard UI/UX
• An enhanced and more reliable template import process
• A redesigned Widget Builder
• Better previews during widget creation
• Deeper integration with the Nexter Extension
• Support for presets from Nexter, The Plus Addons for Elementor and SHe

This release laid a stronger foundation for everything that followed.

Plugin & Workflow Improvements

In 2025, WDesignKit became more adaptable for different teams and workflows.

Key Plugin Enhancements

• Revamped Dashboard UI/UX 2.0 with Dark Mode
• Global Colors & Typography support during template import
• Improved template import logic and validation
• White Label feature for branding flexibility
• Widget scan enabled before conversion
• Server-side image upload enabled
• Code Snippet

Smarter Imports & Widget Workflows

We also shipped features that reduce manual work and unlock new workflows:

• AI-Powered Kit Import: You can now generate AI-based descriptions for template kits and select images using AI, then directly import the full kit, making onboarding and setup faster than ever.
• Widget Update Feature: If you already use older widgets on your site, WDesignKit now shows an Update Widget option whenever a new version is released, so your widgets stay updated without rebuilding from scratch.
• Gutenberg Core Widget Builder: A brand-new Widget Builder designed only for Gutenberg Core controllers, allowing you to build Gutenberg widgets without requiring Nexter, giving more flexibility to Gutenberg-first users.

These updates focus on saving time, reducing friction, and supporting different ways of building with WordPress.

Widget Builder Improvements

The Widget Builder received continuous upgrades throughout the year to make widget creation simpler and more predictable.

Widget Builder Updates

• YouTube video tutorials added inside the Widget Builder
• New controllers introduced
• Section-level edit options added
• AI Support switcher enabled in selected controllers
• Sanitizer feature and taxonomy controller improvements
• Live preview support for Elementor and Gutenberg widgets

Templates & Smarter Imports

2025 marked a big step forward in template and builder compatibility.

Template & Import Updates

• Gutenberg template import feature updated
• Include & Exclude options added to the Browse Filter
• Presets added for Nexter, The Plus Addons & SHe
• Popup introduced for incorrect Login API key
• Container checks for Elementor templates
• Cleaner global style mapping during imports

These improvements reduced manual cleanup and improved accuracy after imports.

Server & Platform Improvements

Behind the scenes, WDesignKit’s infrastructure also evolved to support scale.

Server Updates in 2025

• Server 2.0 rollout
• UI/UX enhancements
• Code Snippet option introduced
• Dynamic counts implemented

These changes improved performance, security, and reliability across the platform.

Templates & Design Growth

WDesignKit Template Kits (2025)

• 46 Elementor template kits
• 46 Gutenberg template kits
• Including 1 WooCommerce kit

Template Breakdown

• Free template kits: 23
• Pro template kits: 23
• Revamped template kits: 2

Figma Templates Progress

• New Figma template kits released: 11 (6 Free, 5 Pro)
• Legacy templates revamped: 13
• 11 new template kits released (6 Free, 5 Pro)

Widgets Released & Revamped in 2025

New Widgets Released

Total new widgets in 2025: 49

• Elementor: 39
  • Free: 19
  • Pro: 20
• Gutenberg: 10
  • Free: 7
  • Pro: 3

Widget Revamps

Total widgets revamped: 157

• Elementor: 83
  • Free: 54
  • Pro: 29
• Gutenberg: 37
  • Free: 29
  • Pro: 5
• Bricks: 37
  • Free: 32
  • Pro: 5

Releases, Support & Stability

Consistency mattered just as much as features in 2025.

• 51 stable releases shipped during the year
• All releases focused on improving the free experience
• Approximately 450+ support tickets resolved
• 11+ Most requested features and major bugs fully fixed

The goal wasn’t shipping more.

It was shipping better.

Thank You

WDesignKit today is the result of real usage, real feedback, and real trust from users like you.

Every improvement shipped in 2025 helped make the platform more reliable, scalable, and enjoyable to use. Thank you for being part of the journey and helping shape WDesignKit.

We’re excited to keep improving it with you.

If you have a minute, can you please take the short survey? There’s a small surprise waiting at the end of the survey!

It’s been quiet… but only because something big is coming. Like, really big. And we can’t wait to show you what we’ve been building behind the scenes.

Not just an update, a complete revamp of WDesignKit from the ground up.
Stronger, faster, and designed to make your workflow smoother than ever.

We’re almost there… And yes, some really exciting stuff is on the way 

1. AI-Powered Template Import (Alpha coming soon!)
   No more showing your client a site full of placeholder text and random images. With our upcoming AI Templates, you’ll be able to import templates filled with actual client details—so your first draft already feels like the final draft.
2. Code Snippets (Finally!)
   You’ve asked, we’ve needed it too. Soon you’ll be able to save, manage, and reuse code snippets right inside WDesignKit. No more digging through messy backup folders or guessing where you saved that one line of CSS.

Want early access? We’d love to share the beta with you in our Discord Channel. Just reply and we’ll keep you in the loop.

And stay tuned as we’ve got more updates, sneak peeks, and surprises coming your way in the next update.

— What People are Loving Right Now

Widgets

Templates

Have something you’d love to see in WDesignKit?
We’d genuinely love to hear it. Just reply and let us know what could make your workflow even smoother.

— New Videos to Watch & Learn

— Blog Highlights

1. Introducing the All-in-One Cloud Workspace
2. Introducing the 1-Click Widget Convertor
3. What are Template Kits, Sections, and Full Pages in the WDesignKit Templates Library?
4. WDesignKit Templates – Make WordPress Site Building Fast and Easy

— Community & Industry Updates

1. Elementor’s Ally plugin now offers enhanced accessibility features with updates in versions 3.2.0 and 3.3.0. The new version includes customizable icons, dynamic triggers, and smoother integration with Elementor, Gutenberg, and other WordPress setups, making web accessibility simpler and more adaptable to your workflow.
2. Tumblr’s Migration to WordPress Put on Hold, Fediverse Integration Delayed: Matt Mullenweg has confirmed that Tumblr’s planned back-end migration to WordPress is currently on pause. As a result, Tumblr posts won’t be joining the fediverse anytime soon.
3. Maintenance Mode Proposed for Legacy WordPress Features, A new proposal suggests assigning an official “maintenance mode” status to WordPress features that are no longer actively developed but remain supported for reasons such as backward compatibility and security.
4. WooCommerce 10.0 is set to launch on July 7, 2025, bringing several new updates including front-end accessibility improvements, shareable checkout URLs, simplified cart block totals, and loading indicators for the checkout block.
5. WordPress 6.8.2 is focused on bug fixes, with RC1 set to release on July 8, 2025, and the final version scheduled for July 15, 2025. Stay tuned!
6. Google has introduced Search Live for U.S. users, enabling real-time voice conversations in AI Mode. Users can now speak to search and receive audio responses along with relevant web links.
7. The WordPress Security Team will end support for versions 4.1 to 4.6 in July 2025, affecting less than 1% of active sites.
8. Automattic now powers WordPress.com, Woo, Tumblr, Longreads, WordPress VIP, Day One Journal, Jetpack, Pocket Casts, Beeper, Clay, and more. Matt Mullenweg shared that the journey continues with much more ahead.
9. WooCommerce 9.9.4 brings security patches, bug fixes, and pauses auto-rollout of the new email design. Version 9.9.5 follows with a fix for unwanted block styles loading on classic themes. WooCommerce 10.0 is set for release on July 7, 2025.
10. Google has updated its documentation to confirm that traffic from AI Mode is now included in Search Console’s Performance reports.
11. WordPress Playground now connects to the internet by default, enabling users to install plugins and access external APIs without additional setup, bringing it closer to a standard WordPress environment.

— Quick Tip of the Month

Tired of finding the same templates again and again?

Use the Favorites feature inside the WDesignKit library. Just tap the heart icon on any template or widget you love, and it’ll be saved to your favorites tab, easy to find anytime you need it.

— Tool of the Month 

Website Stylekit

Choosing colors and fonts for your site can be tricky, but Website Stylekit makes it super simple. Just pick one color, and it builds a clean, balanced palette for you. You can preview everything live, adjust typography visually.

You can even share your setup with a link and export it for Figma, Tailwind, or custom CSS.
Quick, easy, and actually fun to use.

— Word of the Month: From a Power User

Simply the best!

This is what I’ve expected for long time ago. To replace many other plugins with one which cover most of features. Here it is: Nexter Pro + WDesignKit. No need for others. Great combo and one of the best support team I ever knew. Fast answer, straight to the point. Problem solved! Wish all the best to entire team. Keep going!

@springbreak

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Designing websites often involves juggling files across local folders, cloud drives, multiple tools, and endless zip exports. We have been there. That’s exactly why we created the WDesignKit Cloud Workspace, a centralized, secure space to manage everything from website templates and widgets to Figma files.

Whether you’re a solo creator or part of a team, our Cloud Workspace helps you work faster, collaborate smarter, and reuse your assets more efficiently across all your WordPress projects.

One Place to Manage Everything

No more scattered backups or file chaos. The Cloud Workspace gives you a structured environment to:

• Upload and store website templates
• Save your custom widgets
• Collaborate with clients and team members
• Reuse templates across multiple sites with ease

Everything stays connected to your WDesignKit account and accessible anytime, anywhere.

Access Anytime, From Any Site

Once your assets are synced to the cloud, they’re available wherever you are, whether it’s your personal site, a client project, or a fresh install.

Simply log in, pick what you need, and deploy.

No more zip files, manual imports, or lost designs.

Built for Teams, Freelancers, and Agencies

Collaboration is core to modern web creation. That’s why the Cloud Workspace supports:

• Multiple Workspaces: Create workspaces based on clients, departments, or projects.
• Shared Access: Invite teammates or clients to view or contribute assets.
• Permissions & Privacy: Control visibility, edit access, and folder-level permissions with ease.

You can even request assets from others, just share your email, and they can grant access instantly.

Stay Organized With Smart Categorization

We’ve made asset management seamless. Within your Cloud Workspace, you can:

• Group assets into Workspaces
• Create custom Categories
• Mark items as Favorites for quick access

This makes locating the right asset at the right time easier than ever, and ensures you never lose track of your work again.

Safe, Secure, and GDPR-Ready

We take your data seriously. The Cloud Workspace is built with privacy and performance in mind:

• GDPR-compliant data handling
• Option to choose your preferred server region
• Secure cloud infrastructure

Whether you’re managing internal files or collaborating with clients, your assets stay protected.

Instant Access to Our Growing Asset Library

Don’t want to start from scratch? You don’t have to.

As part of your Cloud Workspace, you’ll also get access to:

• 2000+ Ready-to-use design templates
• 100+ Pre-built widgets
• 50+ Figma design kits

Speed up every phase of your web creation, from prototyping to publishing, with professionally designed resources.

Final Thoughts

Whether you’re an agency building dozens of client sites, or a freelancer looking to streamline your process, the WDesignKit Cloud Workspace gives you the control, flexibility, and speed you need, all from one place.

• No more messy folders.
• No more rebuilding the same designs. 
• No more email threads to share assets.

Just smart, organized collaboration, backed by powerful tools and total control.

Ready to Try It?

Set up your first Workspace today and experience the easiest way to store, share, and scale your WordPress design workflow.

Get Started with Cloud Workspace

Tired of rebuilding the same widget over and over for Elementor, Gutenberg, or Bricks?
We hear you. That’s why we built the 1-Click Widget Convertor, a time-saving feature inside the WDesignKit Widget Builder that lets you instantly convert widgets between major page builders.

No more duplication, no more frustration. Just design once, then reuse across platforms.

Built for Agencies, Freelancers, and Multi-Client Creators

If you work with multiple clients using different page builders, you’ve likely faced this problem:

• A widget built for Elementor needs to be recreated in Gutenberg
• A block you created for Bricks is now needed in Elementor
• And the cycle continues…

With WDesignKit’s 1-Click Widget Convertor, you can convert your custom widget or block to another builder in seconds—without rebuilding from scratch

How It Works – Just a Few Clicks

The 1-Click Widget Convertor is available only for widgets created inside WDesignKit. You can’t import external widgets or third-party code, only those built with the WDesignKit Widget Builder can be converted.

Here’s how PRO users can use this feature:

1. Create a widget using the WDesignKit Widget Builder for your preferred builder (Elementor, Gutenberg, or Bricks).
2. Go to the “Widget” section. You’ll see two options:
   1. My Widgets – Widgets you’ve created
   2. Browse Widgets – Ready-made widgets by WDesignKit
3. Under My Widgets, select the widget you want to convert.
4. Click the “Convert” button.
5. Choose your target page builder (e.g., convert Elementor widget to a Gutenberg block, or Bricks element to an Elementor widget).
6. WDesignKit will instantly generate a converted version of your widget, optimized for the selected builder.
7. Make any final tweaks and either use it on your site or save it in your Cloud Workspace for future use across projects.

Note: Widget conversion is a PRO-only feature. Free users can build and use widgets, but conversion between builders requires a PRO plan.

Why This Feature Matters

• Save Hours of Work
  No more rebuilding widgets manually across builders. Design once and reuse.
• Keep Design Consistent
  Maintain a unified brand style across all your clients’ sites, regardless of builder.
• No Coding Needed
  Built for creators of all skill levels. If you can use the widget builder, you can use the convertor.
• Future-Proof Your Workflow
  Switch builders anytime without worrying about losing design progress or having to start over.
• Cloud Workspace Integration
  Store and reuse your converted widgets through WDesignKit’s Cloud Workspace. Collaborate with your team or clients, organize your assets, and import them anytime.

Who Should Use the Widget Convertor?

• Agencies juggling multiple client websites with different page builders
• Freelancers who want to work faster and avoid redundant tasks
• Designers & non-tech users who want flexibility without diving into code
• Anyone looking to break free from page builder lock-in

Common Questions

Your Feedback Shapes What’s Next

This feature was built based on real-world feedback, and we’re not stopping here.

More enhancements and conversion options are already in the works. If you try the Widget Convertor, we’d love to hear what worked well and what could be even better.

Ready to save time and streamline your workflow? Try the 1-Click Widget Convertor and see how WDesignKit helps you build once and use everywhere.

Here’s your May update from WDesignKit — new widgets, fresh templates, and exciting features coming soon to make your workflow smoother. Let’s get started!

— What’s New and What’s Coming Up

This month, we focused on expanding our library with new widgets and templates to give you more creative freedom and flexibility in building your sites.

Looking ahead, we’re excited to bring you two powerful features:

1. A brand-new AI-powered import template flow that makes finding and adding templates smarter and faster with Theme Builder, Global Colors & Fonts integration.
2. An major Widget Update feature in the Widget Builder, designed to help you manage and update your widgets effortlessly.

We’re committed to making your design process smoother and more efficient—stay tuned for these powerful updates!

For more details, check out our Changelog.

New Templates & Widgets Released

We’ve just added exciting new assets to help you elevate your website designs!

New Widgets for Elementor, Gutenberg & Brick

New Elementor & Gutenberg Templates

Free Kits

Pro Kits

New Videos to Watch & Learn

1. How to Add a Stacking Gallery in Elementor, Gutenberg & Bricks
2. How to Add Flip Team Listing in Elementor, Gutenberg & Bricks
3. How to Add a 3D Perspective Slider in Elementor, Gutenberg & Bricks
4. Get Your Elementor Rating Badge Up and Running FAST

Blog Highlights

1. Introducing WDesignKit’s Figma Templates: Your Blueprint for Modern Web Design
2. What are Template Kits, Sections, and Full Pages in the WDesignKit Templates Library? 
3. Introducing the WDesignKit Widget Builder

Community & Industry Updates

1. Elementor introduces Editor V4 Alpha, featuring a CSS-first framework with reusable classes, responsive style controls, improved performance, and a unified styling system aimed at streamlining the website-building process.
2. Sticky Header Effects (SHe) plugin is now part of POSIMYTH Innovations, known for features like shrink headers, background transitions, transparent headers, and logo color change, enhancing scroll-based interactions in Elementor.
3. WordPress 6.8.1 Maintenance Release Now Available, fixing 15 bugs across the Core and Block Editor. This update addresses issues in multisite, the REST API, and block editing.
4. WooCommerce has partnered with Square as its preferred solution for in-person payments, enabling seamless syncing of inventory, orders, and customer data across online and offline stores.
5. WooCommerce 9.8.3 is now available, fixing issues with scheduled actions for product transients and postcode field validation in the Checkout block.
6. Google has lowered the minimum size for Customer Match lists in Search campaigns from 1,000 to just 100 users. This change allows smaller advertisers to access advanced audience targeting capabilities that were previously limited to larger accounts.
7. Google asserts that its AI-powered search generates more “qualified clicks,” even as many publishers report declines in website traffic. However, publishers have no access to data to verify these claims, and while organic traffic is down, ad performance reportedly remains stable.
8. Google has rolled out Smart Bidding Exploration, its biggest bidding update in over 10 years. This feature helps advertisers discover untapped conversions by expanding eligible queries—without requiring changes to audience targeting.

Quick Tip of the Month

Speed Up Your Workflow with the “Save to Cloud” Feature

Tired of recreating the same sections across different projects?

Use WDesignKit’s Save to Cloud feature to store your favorite widgets, sections, or templates—and reuse them instantly in any WordPress builder (Elementor, Gutenberg, or Bricks).

No need to start from scratch every time. Just save once, reuse anywhere.

— Tool of the Month 

TidyCal – TidyCal makes booking meetings simple and stress-free.
Sync your calendars, set your availability, and let others pick a time—no more back-and-forth emails.

Word of the Month: From a Power User

Best support on Elementor / WordPress

WDesignKit offers a set of great design for elementor but also other page builders. It covers all designs and even more. We haven’t explored everything yet but we see limitless possibilities. Support is amazingly pro active. We couldn’t recommend more design services. Go for it!

@ontherocksdigital

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Building custom WordPress widgets used to mean juggling plugins, writing custom code, and dealing with scattered backups. After years of creating websites and talking with agencies, we noticed a recurring pain: creators needed a unified, easy-to-use system to build and reuse widgets across page builders, without relying on developers.

So we built it.

The WDesignKit Widget Builder brings powerful customization tools, ready-to-use components, and a Cloud Workspace together in one smooth platform. Whether you’re working with Elementor, Gutenberg, or Bricks, creating consistent, professional widgets is now faster than ever.

Why We Created It

From Code Overload to Creative Control

Before WDesignKit, something as simple as a testimonial box or donation banner often required:

• Editing child themes
• Writing HTML, CSS, or JavaScript
• Managing version control
• Constant switching between tools

The Widget Builder removes those barriers with a clean drag-and-drop interface designed for both non-coders and advanced users, so you can build without friction.

One Builder, Three Ecosystems

Works With Elementor, Gutenberg & Bricks

Instead of building different widgets for every page builder, WDesignKit lets you create once and deploy across:

• Elementor – Widgets
• Gutenberg – Blocks
• Bricks – Elements

No matter your preferred tool, your widgets stay consistent, customizable, and fast to implement.

Skip the Start-From-Scratch Struggle

Use 170+ Ready-Made Widgets, Blocks & Elements

Need something that just works out of the box? The Widget Builder includes a growing library of pre-built components:

• 70+ Elementor Widgets
• 50+ Gutenberg Blocks
• 50+ Bricks Elements

These are organized into intuitive categories like:

• Essentials
• Creative
• Marketing
• Animations
• Tabs & Sliders
• Media Layouts
• Listings
• Miscellaneous

Each widget is built with design best practices, responsive layouts, and simple customization options—so you can tweak and launch in minutes.

What’s Next?

More Power. More Flexibility.

We’re just getting started. Our roadmap includes:

• Widgets for advanced use cases (booking, scheduling, dynamic content)
• Enhanced integrations
• Performance improvements
• More design categories and builder support

Our mission is simple: make WordPress widget building enjoyable and efficient, for everyone.

Ready to Build Smarter?

Explore the WDesignKit Widget Builder and start creating your own custom widgets today.

• Browse 170+ pre-built widgets
• Customize them or build from scratch
• Organize and share via Cloud Workspace
• Use with Elementor, Gutenberg, or Bricks, no coding required!

Let WDesignKit simplify your workflow, and free up time for real creativity.

We built these templates to save you time, elevate your design quality, and bridge the gap between design and development.

What’s Inside?

50+ Figma Kits

Each kit includes a variety of professionally designed pages and sections, adding up to 900+ elements. Whether you’re designing for business, portfolios, eCommerce, or startups, there’s a layout ready to go.

Built with Auto Layout

All templates use Figma’s Auto Layout, so resizing, reordering, or adapting elements is quick and clean—with perfect spacing every time.

Responsive by Design

Every kit is designed with mobile, tablet, and desktop views in mind, giving your users a smooth experience across all devices.

UiChemy Compatible

Once your design is ready, use UiChemy to convert your Figma layout directly into Elementor or Gutenberg—no need to start from scratch in WordPress.

Why Use Our Figma Templates?

Speed Up Your Workflow

No need to build from a blank canvas. Start with a solid design, then customize quickly and iterate freely.

Professional & Consistent

Each kit follows a consistent design system with modern color palettes, typography, and spacing—so everything looks polished right out of the box.

Easy to Customize

Switch fonts, change colors, update images, or rearrange sections in seconds. Every piece is fully editable.

Team-Friendly

Share the file with teammates or clients, gather feedback instantly, and work together in real time inside Figma.

Want to build your WordPress sites faster? Check out how our WDesignKit Templates simplify every step—from layout to launch, so you can focus more on creativity and less on setup.

How to Get Started

1. Pick a Kit
2. Choose from 50+ niche-specific categories to match your project.
3. Customize It
4. Tweak the layout, colors, or content to make it truly yours.
5. Export & Convert
6. Use UiChemy(or your preferred method) to bring your design into WordPress.

Pro Tip: Already using WDesignKit for WordPress? Pair these Figma Templates with our Widgets, Cloud Workspace, and Template Library for a seamless design-to-development workflow.

New to WDesignKit?Learn the difference between Template Kits, Sections, and Full Pages in our Template Library Guide. It’s the perfect starting point to understand how each format fits into your workflow, especially when pairing with Figma designs.

Explore Figma Templates and Beyond

WDesignKit is built to support you at every stage of web creation, not just inside WordPress. Our Figma Kits are here to help you design faster, collaborate easier, and build smarter.

Ready to speed up your workflow?

Explore Figma Templates Now