A modular, open-source visual editor for React.js that enables custom drag-and-drop page building with your own components.
Puck is a modular, open-source visual editor for React.js that enables developers to build custom drag-and-drop page builders using their own React components. It solves the problem of creating flexible, no-code or low-code editing interfaces without vendor lock-in, allowing full data ownership and integration with existing React applications.
React developers and teams building custom content management systems, marketing pages, or internal tools that require visual editing capabilities without relying on proprietary platforms.
Developers choose Puck because it offers a MIT-licensed, self-hosted solution that integrates seamlessly with their existing React components and frameworks, providing complete control over the editing experience and data without vendor lock-in.
The visual editor for React.
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Allows using any React component as a building block, enabling full customization and seamless integration with existing codebases, as shown in the config examples.
Works with various React environments like Next.js, Remix, and React Router, demonstrated by the provided recipes for quick setup.
MIT licensed and self-hosted, ensuring no vendor lock-in and complete data ownership, making it suitable for commercial applications.
Includes AI-assisted page building capabilities, enhancing productivity for non-technical users in creating content, as mentioned in the tagline and demo.
Requires defining component configurations and fields manually, which can be time-consuming and complex for teams with large component libraries.
Lacks out-of-the-box styled components, forcing developers to handle all CSS and design work to achieve polished interfaces.
Key documentation is hosted externally on puckeditor.com, which may lead to accessibility issues or delays in updates compared to integrated docs.