Review 400+ Nicepage Features

The Grid is a container element that you can use to place web page elements in cells. We recommend using the Grid Element, as it is good for responsive designs, as cells move one under another automatically on smaller screens.

Add a collection of your favorite images to your web designs using the Gallery Element. Add text titles, apply hover effects, and styling.

Unlike grouping, you can use the Box Element to add the Background and Border under the grouped elements. You can also move, resize, and add background, border, and effects around the Box element in the Context and Property panels.

Design one column and the Grid Repeater will automatically repeat your design to other columns, including a set of elements, styling, and positioning. Specify text, images in each column to finalize your design. It will save time, allowing you to focus on creativity.

Add Slider as an essential interaction element to any place on your web page. You can set a different width for your slides, unlike the Full-Width Slider. And you can use various sets of Elements on slides adding variety to your web blocks.

You can easily build the login, contact, subscription, and other types of forms with the Form Builder Element to communicate with your website visitors. All forms are fully responsive and ready to use.

Insert Videos the same way you add images and icons. You can expand a video to make a video background. You can use links to YouTube, Vimeo, and your hosting and upload videos.

The Carousels are very popular and work best in many aspects of web design. You can refer to the Carousel Element to any circularly rotated content like Images, Columns, etc., that you can use as a Slider, slideshow, or gallery.

Add Icons with links to your social networks on your web pages to connect with your audience. You can use the preset icons and also select your own if needed.

Build Multi-Language Websites with Nicepage by adding the Language Element. It allows website creators to translate Texts, Menus, Buttons, etc., into other languages and to switch languages on live websites.

Use the Audio Element to insert audio files into your website pages and blocks. The supported formats in the Audio Element are MP3, WAV, FLAC, M4A, WMA, AAC, AIF, and AIFF.

Add the Accordion to present tabbed data in the form of expanding and collapsing panels. You can see only one panel of the Accordion open and can expand only one panel at a time.

Add the Accordion to present tabbed data in the form of expanding and collapsing panels. You can see only one panel of the Accordion open and can expand only one panel at a time.

Organize your text data in Tables. Unlike the Grid Element, the Table can contain only texts and icons in the text. You can use the Table element to create pricing tables, time tables, schedules, and more.

Promote your offers with the Modal Popup dialog. You can add the link to the popup dialog for the Hyperlink and Button dialog and trigger it on an event.

Allow your visitors to find faster and easier offline. You can specify the exact location of your business or yourself with Google Maps.

The Countdown is an excellent Element to show the dynamics of changes on your website for your visitors, who will see a countdown to a special date, time, or number, which will give more information about the future sale, anniversary, etc. The Countdown Element allows you to calculate the time automatically and stylize it for your web design requirements.

Organize your questions and answers with the FAQ Element into the one Frequently Asked Questions structure. Your users can click on the question's row to expand and collapse it to see the answer.

Present your personal and website achievements in numbers and figures. You can improve the building of trustful relationships with your visitors.

Allow your site visitors and users to scroll back to the top of the page smoothly. It's a minor detail that enhances the navigation experience on a website or long landing page.

Design your web pages and templates by drag and drop. Enjoy your works while building beautiful websites in a playful manner with no coding. Design and customize your design with our revolutionary freehand Editor. It is intuitive, visual, easy-to-use, freehand, drag-and-drop. Using Nicepage is similar to working in Microsoft PowerPoint, Apple Keynote, and professional design systems like Adobe Photoshop and Adobe XD.

Use the Smart Magnetic Guides to align and perfect the position of elements in the design. You can see the quick guides while moving an element that snaps to other elements and containers. They are very helpful for the alignment, editing, and transforming elements relative to other elements and containers when you design a website.

The Grid Columns are a useful layout tool for graphic and website editors. They facilitate the positioning and alignment of web design elements on a web page. Grid Columns are visible throughout the page. You can enable them by clicking the CTRL+SHIFT+4 hotkeys or selecting in the right-click mouse menu or Page's and Block's сontext toolbar.

Switch Block Positions easily in the Page Navigator. You can also use the Arrows in the Block Sidebar and Content Toolbar to move Blocks up and down in the Editor.

You can measure the Distances between elements in a Block while dragging and aligning by the Smart Magnetic Guides. You see the Distances while measuring the spacing between, Texts, Images, Icons, Shapes, etc., and inside Groups and Grids, and other container elements.

Drag markers for images, texts, and other Elements to resize. You can hold the SHIFT key to resize proportionally and the ALT key for fixing the center. You can follow and snap to the red magnetic guides for precision.

Grouping is a very common operation that allows combining relative elements and minimizing the load of controlling each element separately while moving, aligning, etc. To group multiple Elements, select area elements or select each by clicking and holding the SHIFT key, and then press the CTRL+G combination.

Drag any grouped element to move the entire Group. You can group elements in a web block and then manipulate them as a single unit by selecting and dragging a group with its inners elements.

You can copy and paste images from the clipboard. This feature is supported only in the Nicepage Desktop applications. You can copy images from any graphic editor and paste them into the Nicepage Editor.

Resize Blocks by simply clicking and dragging the bar markers on the top or bottom of any Block. While resizing, you can see the distances before and after the Elements placed inside a Block.

May images get their proportions changed during the creative process by zooming and fitting them while building a web page. Therefore, you can reset the proportions to the original by clicking the icon on the Context Toolbar. Click on the Image element, Box, or Grid Cell, and click the Reset Proportions icon.

You can add Groups, Shapes, and Images and specify Borders for each side separately. It gives you the additional freedom to realize your creative ideas. Select your Shape, for example. Then go to the Property Panel. Find the Border section, and click the Options Icons. Select the sides for which to show the Border.

The Grid, Grid Repeater, generally all full-width container elements, and the Text element are always 100% wide. You can see the real 100% in the value field of the Property Panel for the selected element. You can also set the Width value in percent. However, the Height can only be 100 percent.

Many popular graphic and mockup editors can change values with the Mouse Scroll or Move. You can do the same as the parameters and properties illustrated with icons. Go to the Property Panel, hover the mouse over the icon near the property input field and move the mouse right to increase the value and the left to decrease it.

You can change the Content Width by selecting the value from the dropdown list for the Block Width. Select a Block, then go to the Property Panel. In the W (Width) property, click the small arrow to open the dropdown list with options. Click the options to change the Content Width from Boxed to Wide.

You can lock and unlock the Elements, Containers, or Blocks in the Outline by clicking on the Lock icon on the Element Layer. It makes your design work more convenient especially working with multiple details.

Even though you can move and select grouped elements as a single unit, you can edit every one of them — double-click to access a grouped element and edit its properties in the context toolbar or the Property Panel.

You can select multiple elements by clicking and dragging a cursor around the area. You can move, align, duplicate all multi-selected elements together, and convert them into a Group or Grid Repeater if needed.

The Group Operation creates a Group Element, which allows you to assemble several elements and use them as one piece in the Editor. As a Group, you can do several operations and add actions, including adding Background and moving Elements and applying various animation effects to a Group and its Elements.

While working in the Editor, you can hide Elements, Containers, or whole Blocks in the Outline. It is helpful to focus on some details while hiding the overlapping or hindering ones.

To organize and manage Blocks, you can rename them in the Outline. Select the Page Navigator to the left switch to the Outline Tab. Double-click or select the Rename option in the Options. Change the Block Name to make your process of designing a website more manageable and convenient.

Page Options are very important for website building, as this list contains the essential operations for the page. You can enable the Grid Columns, use the copy and paste, import and export page operations, and access the Settings. You can access the Page Options from the Right-click Menu by clicking on the Options icon to the top right of the Editor.

The Fort Property is essential for styling any text Elements like Headings, Text, Hyperlink, Lists, etc. It sets the font family, boldness, variant, size, line height. And you can use this property to specify the overall Theme Typography and individual font properties of any Text Element.

Use over 1300 Google Fonts on your web pages. You can add Google Fonts in the Nicepage Applications, WordPress and Joomla Plugins.

Color Presets help you to get the variety of Shades of the selected Palette. You get the shades automatically for any new Color you modify in the Palette.

Use the Color Picker to select custom colors and create color schemes for your themes. It is an essential feature of any graphical user interface.

Add Background to your Shape, Icons, Groups, and even Page. You can choose between the solid Fill, Gradient, Image, and Video.

Get the widest variety of Grid layouts for your web design. The Grid Elements helps you to make your designs mobile-friendly automatically.

Add videos as background to Groups, Cells, and Blocks. You can use the link to YouTube and Vimeo, your server links to videos, and upload video files.

Apply the Shadow to the Text, Image, Group, Basic Shapes, and others. You can use many Shadow Presets, customize, copy and paste the Shadow effect on your web pages.

Animation is an effect used on all kinds of web components. It can occur as visitors scroll through your web page, which draws their attention to an element by adding some entertainment and engagement. Nicepage offers all the basic Animation Effects to help you make Text stand out. Select an Element and choose a desired Animation Effect on the Property Panel. In addition, you can control it by defining the start time of the playback and its duration.

Transparency is the opposite of opacity, and it shows the percentage of visibility of content behind an element. It is a very popular effect in modern web design.

The Border is an essential and very popular effect in web design. You can add the Border to Shapes, Icons, Groups, and Grids.

Use the Radius property to define the radius of the Element's corners. This property allows you to add rounded corners to Shapes and Containers.

The Header rows make it convenient to puy multiple navigation elements, helping to reorganize them in the Responsive Modes automatically. To simplify the work with Header rows, you can click the header and find the Header Row Presets and the Add Header Row icon in the Header properties in the Property Panel.

Expand the layouts with custom HTML. You can use HTML and CSS code to add functionality that has not yet been implemented in Nicepage.

Add the CSS code as classes for any Element expanding the functionality. You can write the CSS code in the Page Settings and assign a Class in the Property Panel.

Write the custom PHP code for your websites if needed. You can add the required programming modules using the powerful web design editor.

Customize your website by adding a link to third-party code to your website. You can place the Shortcode Element into a post or page and immediately see it on the live view of your website.

Expand your websites with WordPress widgets and Joomla modules by adding those into the Position and Widget Area Element to your web pages.