Kirki Pro for WordPress

How Kirki structures a page

Kirki combines a visual builder with the WordPress Customizer. Its infinite canvas lets you arrange components without fixed grids or columns, using drag-and-drop controls to create landing pages, business websites, blogs, and full websites without coding. Kirki works with any WordPress theme and preserves the Customizer framework, including its 35-plus controls.

Responsive editing lets you work on desktop, tablet, and mobile views. Global styles for colors, fonts, and spacing help keep designs consistent. Start with a site template, pre-built section, or layout block, then reuse components and styling assets. Kirki also includes project import and export, a media manager, an icon library, light and dark interface modes, and version history with rollback.

What Pro and Agency add

The free version includes the core visual builder and Customizer framework. Kirki Pro and the Agency plan add advanced capabilities for projects that need dynamic content and more involved interactions:

• Dynamic content using collections and templates
• Conditional visibility controls
• The full interaction timeline
• A visual popup builder
• Premium templates

How dynamic content and interactions work

Collections and templates support data-driven designs, while conditional visibility controls when content appears. The interaction timeline offers a structured way to build transitions, effects, and text animations. Kirki also has a visual form builder with submission management; the popup builder is among the advanced Pro and Agency capabilities.

Automatic CSS generation, conditional logic, custom attributes, and a developer-friendly API extend the visual process for developers and teams working with WordPress customization.

Which workflow fits the project

Designers and freelancers can arrange pages freely and personalize client websites on the canvas. The Agency plan extends that workflow to multiple projects using reusable systems and assets. Developers can work with the API and existing Customizer controls, while teams can use dynamic templates and reusable components to organize designs.

Starting a website

Add Kirki to a WordPress website and open the visual builder or Customizer. Choose a template or begin on the freeform canvas, then configure responsive views. Use the Pro or Agency capabilities needed for dynamic content, interactions, popups, or premium templates. Existing Customizer controls remain available alongside new visual design work.