Stackable Premium adds functions to Stackable, a block plugin for Gutenberg, the WordPress Block Editor. The core plugin supplies custom blocks and shared styling controls; Premium adds dynamic content settings, more integrations, agency utilities, motion effects, and extra blog navigation blocks.

Stackable works alongside other block add-ons and should work with any theme. A block theme is recommended for the best experience. Stackable is built for Gutenberg and does not work with other page builders.

Build with blocks and shared design options

Stackable includes 42 custom WordPress blocks, from columns, headings, text, images, buttons, and icons to cards, accordions, tabs, posts, pricing, and calls to action. Other blocks include carousels, timelines, countdowns, maps, progress indicators, and video popups. Choose which blocks to enable for your workflow.

The Global Design System brings color schemes, typography, spacing, borders, buttons, and icons into shared controls. It supports Theme.json and can inherit styles from a block theme. The Pattern Library, design library, and full-page templates offer starting points, with hundreds of ready-made designs, dozens of page templates, block layouts, and shape separators.

Extend the workflow with Premium

Dynamic content

Use dynamic content to tailor query loops, work with site custom fields, and conditionally show blocks according to your content requirements.

Integrations and agency tools

Premium adds integrations for WooCommerce, Advanced Custom Fields (ACF), Meta Box, and JetEngine. Agency Tools include a Block CSS Customizer and Role Manager for managing client projects and editing access.

Motion and blog navigation

Add scroll animations, entrance animations, and transform and transition effects to block designs. Premium also adds the Load More Block and Pagination Block for the Blog Posts Block.

Use it in Gutenberg

Choose a design or template as a starting point, build sections with Stackable blocks, and adjust shared styles in the editor. Add dynamic content or supported integrations where a project calls for them, and enable only the blocks you plan to use.