Kadence Cloud

Rebuilding the same sections for every project takes time, and designs drift apart when copies live in different places. Kadence Cloud gives you one central library for your patterns. You host it on your own publicly accessible site, such as a subdomain or a standalone domain, and no coding is needed to set it up. You keep control of your design assets.

Connected sites browse the library directly in the WordPress editor through Kadence Blocks and insert a pattern or template with one click. You can sort patterns into collections and categories, create access keys for different users, and limit what each key can reach. Freelancers, agencies and developers who manage several client sites will find it a practical way to keep their work consistent.

Features

• Host your own design library: Create a central repository of design patterns on your own publicly accessible site. It runs without special server requirements or coding, and you stay in control of the content.
• Insert patterns from the editor: Browse your library through Kadence Blocks inside WordPress and add any design element or template to a page with a single click.
• Collections and categories: Arrange patterns into collections and categories, and generate screenshots so each one is easy to recognize and find in your library.
• Custom access keys: Generate access keys for different users, set their permissions, limit them to specific collections, and revoke access whenever you need to.
• Support for multiple sites: Plans cover anywhere from 5 to 25 sites, which suits freelancers, agencies and developers who manage more than one client project.
• Sell access to your library: Offer access to your own pattern libraries and handle transactions through eCommerce tools such as WooCommerce and SureCart.
• Starter templates and patterns: Kadence offers over 40 premium starter templates and more than 800 pattern designs that you can use as a base for new projects.
• Setup without coding: Set up your pattern hub in three steps without writing code, with documentation available to guide you through the process.

Best for

• Agencies reusing designs across client sites
• Freelancers managing several WordPress projects
• Developers who want to sell pattern library access