WordPress plugin
Bricksable Pro
Bricksable Pro adds premium components and extensions to Bricksable for use within Bricks Builder. It follows the builder’s drag-and-drop workflow, allowing a page to combine standard Bricks components with Bricksable Free elements and Pro additions.
Bricksable Pro in the Bricks workflow
Bricksable Pro adds premium components and extensions to Bricksable for use within Bricks Builder. It follows the builder’s drag-and-drop workflow, allowing a page to combine standard Bricks components with Bricksable Free elements and Pro additions.
The elements offer different ways to present page content: animation for motion, charts and timelines for organized information, and accordion or stacked-card layouts for visual material.
Elements for different presentations
- Animated Headlines and Animated SVG add motion to headline and SVG presentations.
- On-Scroll Animations apply animation as visitors move through a page.
- Charts present information in chart form, while Content Timeline arranges content along a timeline.
- Image Accordion shows images through an accordion interaction.
- Stacking Cards make layered presentations for content or visual sections.
- Custom Cursor applies a customized cursor treatment to a page.
These Pro elements extend the essential collection available in Bricksable Free or Lite. The product information also identifies further premium elements and extensions as upcoming.
Keep existing Bricksable designs
When upgrading from Bricksable Free to Pro, existing designs, layouts, and elements remain available. The upgrade unlocks the Pro additions without requiring current content to be rebuilt. Existing elements such as Flipbox, Floating, Lottie, Icon List, Star Rating, and Text Notation can continue alongside the Pro options.
Install and use
Bricks Builder must be installed for Bricksable Pro to work. Add Bricksable Pro to a WordPress website that uses Bricks Builder, then access its additional elements and extensions through the available Bricks interface. Build the page structure first, then choose elements such as Charts or Content Timeline to organize information, or animation and visual presentation options to shape how page content appears.

