What StretchPages is
StretchPages is the visual page builder inside StretchSuite. It lets your team design landing pages, marketing sites, campaign pages, and full websites on a live drag-and-drop canvas, then publish them to a StretchSuite URL or your own custom domain — without writing code.
Every page is a real, structured document rendered by StretchSuite's own page engine, so what you build on the canvas is exactly what your visitors see. Pages are stored in your workspace, versioned automatically, and can be edited by anyone on your team who has access to the Pages app.
Who it's for
- Marketers launching landing pages, product pages, and campaign microsites.
- Small businesses and agencies building and hosting complete websites for themselves or clients.
- Founders and operators who want a professional web presence wired into the rest of their business tools.
- Designers and developers who want to start from imported designs (Figma tokens, HTML, React, Tailwind) or export finished pages to a code framework.
Key capabilities
Visual canvas editor. Build pages by dragging in elements — headings, text, buttons, images, video, forms, galleries, tabs, accordions, carousels, navigation menus, countdowns, and more — and arranging them with flexible layout containers (flex, grid, and 2/3/4/6-column rows). Edit text inline, restyle anything in the inspector, and use undo/redo and a Cmd/Ctrl+K command palette to move fast.
Templates and a blank canvas. Start from one of ten professionally designed starter templates (SaaS landing, agency, portfolio, restaurant, e-commerce product, event, coaching, blog/magazine, nonprofit, or app showcase) or from a blank page.
Responsive design. Preview and tune your page at desktop, tablet, and mobile widths, with per-breakpoint style overrides that publish as clean media queries.
Reuse and brand consistency. Save any section as a reusable block, build shared header/footer site-parts, and define design globals — brand colors, fonts, theme defaults, and reusable classes — so a single change updates every page that uses them.
Popups, conditions, and dynamic content. Add popups with load, exit-intent, click, delay, or scroll triggers; show or hide elements with display conditions (device, logged-in state, date, or data); and bind elements to a data source to repeat cards and lists from a collection.
Motion. Add entrance animations, hover effects, sticky positioning, and parallax — with per-breakpoint control.
AI assistance. Generate a full page or a single section from a text prompt, restyle a selected element by describing what you want, and repair imported designs — powered by StretchGPT.
Import and export. Bring in design tokens (DTCG JSON), raw CSS, HTML, React/JSX, a Tailwind config, or a full ZIP project. Export any finished page as a code project for React, Next.js, Vue, Svelte, or Astro.
Version history. StretchPages keeps automatic revision snapshots as you work so you can review and restore an earlier version of a page.
Publishing and custom domains. Publish a page to a live StretchSuite URL in one click, or attach your own domain. Domain ownership is verified with a DNS TXT record, and SSL is issued automatically once your DNS points to StretchPages.
Real-time collaboration. See who else is in a page and where their cursor is, so your team can work together without stepping on each other, with every change autosaved to the shared page.
How it fits the suite
StretchPages is one app in the unified StretchSuite workspace, so it shares your organization, your team members, and their permissions. Access is controlled per workspace: owners and admins always have access, and other members get access when the Pages app is added to their allowed apps.
Because it lives in the suite, StretchPages can connect to the things you already manage elsewhere — for example, binding a page section to a collection of products or records, using StretchGPT for AI generation, and reusing the same brand system across your other StretchSuite apps. Custom domains you verify here are managed through the same domain-ownership system the rest of the suite uses.
Where to start
If you're new, begin with Getting Started with StretchPages, then Create a page from a template. From there, the Features articles walk through the canvas, widgets, responsive design, globals, blocks, popups, data binding, and motion in depth. When you're ready to go live, see Publish pages and connect a custom domain.
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