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Visual builder that lets you design and code together
Plasmic lets teams drag‑and‑drop React components, create rich interactions, and integrate designs directly into Next.js, Vercel, Netlify or any host, bridging low‑code and full‑code workflows.

Plasmic is aimed at product teams where designers, marketers, and developers collaborate. It lets non‑technical users assemble pages using a visual canvas while giving engineers the ability to expose existing React components and fine‑tune generated code.
The studio offers full‑design freedom, stateful interactions, and connections to any data source. Designs are stored in Plasmic’s CDN and can be imported into a Next.js, Gatsby, Remix, or generic React project via a lightweight loader. Components created in code can be registered for drag‑and‑drop, and the generated React code supports static site generation, image optimization, and layout‑shift reduction. Real‑time multiplayer editing, branching, and permissioned workspaces keep large teams in sync.
After publishing, changes are delivered through webhooks or incremental revalidation, allowing seamless deployment on Vercel, Netlify, or any static host. Because the output is standard React, teams retain full control over hosting, CI/CD pipelines, and further customization.
When teams consider Plasmic, these hosted platforms usually appear on the same shortlist.
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Marketing landing page creation
Designers publish pages that render instantly in a Next.js site, reducing time‑to‑market.
Internal admin dashboard
Developers expose existing React widgets, allowing non‑technical staff to assemble dashboards without code.
Headless commerce storefront
Combine custom product components with Plasmic layouts, delivering a performant, SEO‑friendly storefront.
Rapid prototyping of client portals
Teams iterate UI in the visual editor, sync changes via webhooks, and deploy to Vercel with zero manual build steps.
Basic page creation can be done without code, but integrating with your app and exposing components requires some JavaScript/React setup.
Plasmic provides loaders for Next.js, Gatsby, Remix, and generic React; other frameworks can be integrated via its API.
Designs are published to Plasmic’s CDN; you can fetch them at build time or runtime, and host on Vercel, Netlify, or any static host.
Yes, Plasmic includes multiplayer editing, branching, and workspace permissions for teams.
The codegen follows React best practices, supports static site generation, image optimization, and can be customized before deployment.
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