WordPress plugin

Stackable Premium

Stackable Premium extends Stackable’s page-building toolkit for Gutenberg, the WordPress Block Editor. Stackable delivers 42 custom blocks and shared design controls; Premium adds dynamic content utilities, selected integrations, agency features, motion effects, and two blog navigation blocks.

Stackable Premium

Stackable Premium extends Stackable’s page-building toolkit for Gutenberg, the WordPress Block Editor. Stackable delivers 42 custom blocks and shared design controls; Premium adds dynamic content utilities, selected integrations, agency features, motion effects, and two blog navigation blocks.

Stackable works alongside other block plugins and should work with any WordPress theme. A block theme is recommended for the best experience. Stackable is designed for Gutenberg and does not support other page builders.

Set a visual direction

Start with hundreds of ready-made designs, dozens of page templates, block layouts, or shape separators from the Pattern Library and design library. The Global Design System provides shared controls for color schemes, typography, spacing, borders, buttons, and icons. It can inherit styles from a block theme and works with Theme.json.

Build sections with custom blocks

The 42 blocks include columns, headings, text, images, buttons, icons, cards, accordions, tabs, posts, pricing, and calls to action. Other settings include carousels, timelines, countdowns, maps, progress indicators, and video popups. Choose which blocks to enable and disable blocks outside your process.

What Premium adds

  • Dynamic content: Customize query loops, use website custom fields, and conditionally display blocks.
  • Integrations: Connect Stackable with WooCommerce, Advanced Custom Fields, Meta Box, and JetEngine.
  • Agency tools: Use the Block CSS Customizer and Role Manager to manage client projects and editing access.
  • Motion effects: Apply scroll and entrance animations, plus transform and transition effects.
  • Blog navigation: Add Load More and Pagination blocks to the Blog Posts Block.

Use it in a Gutenberg workflow

Choose a design or template, assemble the page with blocks, then adjust shared styles and responsive layouts in the editor. Add dynamic content or supported integrations where the project calls for them, and enable only the blocks you use. Stackable also provides a live demo, documentation, and tutorials to explore its functions.