Visual editing that feels like writing (not filling forms)
React Bricks combines the ease of a visual builder with the safety of a code-defined design system. Editors work directly on the page, while developers keep full control over layout, content rules, and brand consistency.
Edit text and images directly on the page, like in a modern document editor.
Define reusable content blocks as React components with TypeScript types.
Give teams flexibility inside guardrails, without breaking the design system.
Why visual editing
Headless CMS freedom, without the gray-form experience
Traditional headless CMSs are great for developers, but not for content teams. Editors are pushed into abstract forms, forced to imagine the result somewhere else. React Bricks brings the editing experience back to the page where the content actually lives.
Edit in context
Copy, images, and layout decisions happen where people can see the final result, reducing guesswork and review cycles.
Protect the design
Developers expose only the properties editors should change, with allowed values and validation baked into code.
Move faster
Marketing teams can update content autonomously, while engineering keeps architectural control and performance.
Editor experience
A workflow that feels natural to editors
The best way to understand React Bricks visual editing is to see it in action: text changes happen directly on the page, media can be replaced in context, and structured controls appear only when a block needs them.
Editorial features
More than inline editing
Once teams can edit visually, they still need the practical CMS features that make day-to-day publishing smoother: assets, scheduling, localization, and experimentation.
Localization
Manage multilingual content without leaving the visual workflow.
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Scheduled Publishing
Plan launches, campaign changes, and timed updates with precision.
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A/B Testing
Test variations and optimize pages without leaving your React-based workflow.
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AI Content Generation
Generate first drafts, rewrites, or translations using the same bricks/design system.
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Developer control
A visual CMS built from React components
Developers create content blocks in React code with TypeScript, so the website stays aligned with your stack, component architecture, and performance goals.
React Bricks adds a visual editing layer on top of the React components you define, without taking control away from engineering.
Code-first blocks
Bricks are regular React components in your codebase, with typed props, business logic, and editing definitions.
Pixel-perfect
Developers decide which properties are editable, which values are valid, and how the design system is enforced.
Framework freedom
Use React Bricks with Next.js or Astro while keeping your CSS approach, rendering strategy, and frontend architecture.
Operational flexibility
Host the frontend where you want, connect external APIs, and fit React Bricks into your deployment and governance requirements.
Compare approaches
The sweet spot between rigid headless forms and risky page builders
Teams usually have to pick between an editor-unfriendly headless CMS and a visual builder that gives too much freedom. React Bricks was designed to combine the strengths of both.
Structured, but distant from the page
Traditional headless CMSs give developers control, but often push editors into abstract forms and preview loops.
- Content is edited away from the final layout
- Previewing changes adds friction
- Editors need to imagine the result instead of seeing it
Visual, but often too loose
Website builders make editing easy, but they can weaken architectural control and drift away from engineering standards.
- Editing is easy, but design freedom can become risky
- Harder to fit into an existing React codebase
- Custom React logic and external data integrations are more constrained
The middle ground that stays robust
React Bricks combines inline editing with developer-defined components, so editors move faster without weakening the system.
- True inline visual editing on the page
- React components define the guardrails
- Developer control plus enterprise-ready CMS features
Enterprise ready
Visual editing for enterprise teams
For larger teams, visual editing is only useful when it works inside real governance and security requirements. React Bricks supports review workflows, identity controls, backup, and compliance features without forcing editors back into form-based CMS workflows.
Explore enterprise solutionSingle Sign-On (SSO)
Integrate with Entra ID, Okta, Auth0, Google, and other SAML2 identity providers.
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Approval workflow
Add review steps and publishing control without slowing down content teams.
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Scheduled backup
Offsite scheduled backups on customer storage give teams more operational confidence.
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Security & compliance
ISO 27001, documented processes, and governance controls for serious production websites.
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“The standout feature is the ability to visually edit content directly using our React components. It strikes the right balance between developer control and editor freedom.”
Dan Greane
Chief Technical Officer — Yulife
Trusted by teams bulding serious websites
Ready to give editors a better workflow?
See how React Bricks combines true visual editing, clean React code, and the guardrails modern teams need.