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The CMS that will change the way you design websites.

Build outstanding, content rich websites with an intuitive CMS. Create and manage unlimited collections of content, then connect them to your web design—no code needed.

The Editor X CMS showing a content collection containing text, images and additional fields.
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A site design showing a Repeater connected to a content collection in the Editor X CMS. The Repeater is selected, showing a Manage Content button.
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A site design showing a Repeater connected to a content collection in the Editor X CMS. The Repeater is selected, showing a Manage Content button.
A screenshot of Editor X. A Repeater is selected on the canvas. Behind this screenshot is an image of a collection in the Editor X CMS.
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A drag handle on the Editor X canvas. There is a dashed horizontal line ending in a full vertical line on the left.

Streamline how you work with site content.

Create collections of content.

Import data from CSVs, copy & paste it or enter items manually. Collections can include any content type, from text to images, links, videos, rich content and more.

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A collection of projects in Editor X. The More Actions button has been clicked and the cursor is hovering over the Import items options.

Connect collections to any design.

Choose from ready-made presets or start from scratch and add infinite site items displayed in repeating layouts. Ideal for portfolios, recipes, real estate and beyond.

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A selection of Repeaters available to connect to the Editor X CMS with varying numbers of items in different layouts, with different designs.

Allow collection filtering.

Categorizing your content lets visitors easily filter and sort collections to find exactly what they're looking for.

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A real estate site built on Editor X. There are filters for different property types. The “To Rent” filter has been applied.

Collect valuable UGC.

Create meaningful user connections by building custom forms and interfaces to collect user-generated content like testimonials, feedback, leads, data and more.

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A feedback form on an Editor X site. There are fields for name, last name, email, uploading a photo and review text. A screenshot of the Editor X CMS, where the data can be found once it’s submitted, is shown in the background.
A collection of projects in Editor X. The More Actions button has been clicked and the cursor is hovering over the Import items options.
A selection of Repeaters available to connect to the Editor X CMS with varying numbers of items in different layouts, with different designs.
A real estate site built on Editor X. There are filters for different property types. The “To Rent” filter has been applied.
A feedback form on an Editor X site. There are fields for name, last name, email, uploading a photo and review text. A screenshot of the Editor X CMS, where the data can be found once it’s submitted, is shown in the background.

Use dynamic pages to accelerate site creation.

Save time in your design process by generating multiple dynamic pages—each with the same layout but different content from the CMS. Plus, every dynamic page gets its own URL to boost your SEO.

3 examples of dynamic pages on Editor X. Each page has different content, but the same design. The example in the foreground shows an orange lamp with the headline “Mood lighting for your home.”
3 examples of dynamic pages on Editor X. Each page has different content, but the same design. The example in the foreground shows an orange lamp with the headline “Mood lighting for your home.”

Jumpstart your design with dynamic presets.

Showcase content collections like team sections and portfolios with prebuilt layouts, or customize your own and tailor it from top to bottom.

A portfolio built on Editor X, populated with the CMS. The site shows photographs in a layout of 3x3 squares.
A team members page on Editor X featuring Repeaters populated by the CMS. There are 2 rows of 3 items, each containing a headshot of the team member and text fields for their name, role and bio.
A news page built on Editor X. There are 2 rows, each with 3 different news items. The items all have the same design including a title, description and CTA, but each item has different content populated via the CMS.
An Editor X page showing recent projects from a brand. There are 6 features across two rows in a Repeater, populated by the CMS.
A product page built on Editor X with the title “My Items”. There are 8 items spread across 2 rows in a Repeater with images, text and CTAs that can be connected to the CMS.

Manage content separate from the design.

Assign custom roles and permissions to let clients, and team members like SEO specialists and editors, manage content in a safe environment without changing the site design or code. Great for giving clients tailored access to maintain the site post-handover.

Members of a team account shown in the Editor X dashboard. There are 4 team members with different roles.
Members of a team account shown in the Editor X dashboard. There are 4 team members with different roles.

Explore key CMS features.

Automatic backups →

Keep your content safe with automatic and manual backups.

Rich content →

Format text, images and more, straight from your collections. Rich content lets you edit the display to fit the content instead of working with one uniform page structure.

Security →

Keep personal information secure for site owners & visitors with PII encryption.

External APIs →

Use APIs to manage and organize site data from your collections.

Get inspired by sites built with the Editor X CMS.

A website split into three columns. In the left column, there are 3 models, in the middle is the word “community” in 3d letters on a wavy background and, on the right, there are 4 portraits that look like they were clipped out of a magazine.

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Emely Wensky

The Present to Succeed homepage. The main section is black with a purple circle in the middle, fading into the black. The page subheader says “Let’s talk hybrid”. There is a strip at the bottom of the hero section that says “Hybrid event”, “Sofia, Bulgaria”, “Online”, “3rd Edition”.

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Present To Succeed

The CSEd Week site. The featured image shows an educator with a group of children gathered around a desk.

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CSEdW

The OFFF Barcelona website. The words “OOHHH and OFFFF” are shown in white letters on a grey background, interspersed with images and gifs of projects from the conference.

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OFFF Barcelona

Screenshot of the Subcultr website. The About paragraph in the first section reads, “For the revolutionary entrepreneurs who are ready to impact the world. We develop conscious lifestyle brands with an emphasis on community.”

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Subcultr

Screenshot of the Harbour Creativ website. The hero image shows a comic book-style illustration featuring various characters in black, white, red and blue travelling along a harbour with a black and white octopus in the background emerging from the water.

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Harbour Creativ

Learn more about the CMS on Academy X.

Lesson: Content manager

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Explore the CMS in more detail and learn about filtering your site content, URL structuring, collecting and presenting content from site visitors and more.

Lesson: Datasets

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Use datasets to display content from the Content Manager on a site, and update the content without touching the design.

Lesson: Dynamic pages

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Learn how to create dynamic pages to display different content from a collection in the Content Manager with the same design and layout.

Webinar: CMS part 1

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Discover how to create content collections, collect user-generated content and display content in Repeaters & dynamic pages.

Webinar: CMS part 2

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Learn how to create and store heavy or dynamic content with CMS collections.

FAQ.

What is a content management system (or CMS)?

A content management system, or CMS as it's also known, is software that allows you and your team to manage and update digital content for your websites. Content is collected together and stored in the CMS separate to the site. Choose to display your content on the site on pre-designed site layouts or use blank pages to design your own. Use dynamic pages to generate many pages that look the same but have different content—a huge time saver that works well for all sites, including travel and real estate listings.

How does a CMS work?

Editor X’s code-free CMS has an intuitive interface that lets you build databases of content that are stored, managed and updated separately from the site. Then you can link the content database to elements on stage. Plus, you can assign customized roles and permissions to give your team members tailored access to the site and CMS.

What kind of content can be added to a CMS?

All types of digital content can be added including images, rich text, media, videos and text.

When should I use a CMS?

A content management system is ideal for any content heavy website like portfolios and listings.

Do I need to know code to use a CMS?

Editor X’s CMS is completely code-free so you don’t need to know any code to use it.

Can my clients use the CMS?

Editor X’s intuitive CMS allows clients to seamlessly manage their content after site handover. Plus, custom roles and permissions can ensure that your client doesn’t update the design.

Can I decide how the collection looks on the site?

Yes, you can either design the blank page yourself or use pre-designed layouts. Repeaters are Editor X layouting tools that display content in repeating layouts, making them ideal for use on dynamic pages.

And this is only a fraction of what’s possible.

Explore more advanced capabilities to build, manage & launch powerful sites on Editor X. 

Collaboration suite.

Streamline your workflow and optimize team collaboration with advanced roles & permissions, team accounts, shareable design libraries and more.

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Development.

Build advanced web applications using custom JavaScript and APIs on Velo—a built-in open development platform.

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Marketing & SEO.

Use advanced marketing integrations to measure online campaigns, drive traffic and collect valuable visitor information.

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Business solutions.

Answer any business needs with robust eCommerce tools from powerful online stores, to subscriptions and booking systems. 

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Editor X

The rest is up to you.

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