Change your website by clicking on it.

Claypage puts an editor on your real website. Click any words or photo, change it, and press Publish. Ask your web designer to set it up once, and small changes never wait on anyone again.

Get early access Ask your web designer

Tap any words on the sample site to change them.

crumbandco.com/admin Sample site

Closed Monday for a family wedding. Back Tuesday at 7.

Crumb & Co.

Bread worth getting up early for.

Sourdough, cardamom buns and very good coffee, baked every morning on Fourth Street.

See this week's bakes Open today 7am to 2pm
A round sourdough loaf on a bakery counter

You are editing your site. Click any text to change it.

A sample site with the real editor's look. Nothing you type leaves your browser. Photos from Unsplash.

“It’s literally easier than posting to Facebook or Instagram.”

Lisa P.Just Add Color Design

If you can post a photo, you can update your website.

  1. 1Sign in on your site

    Go to your website, add /admin to the address, and sign in with Google. No new password to remember.

  2. 2Click and change

    Click words to type over them. Drop a photo onto a photo to replace it. Add a section by picking one that already looks like your site.

  3. 3Publish

    Look over what changed and press Publish. Your site updates, usually in under a minute, and every earlier version is kept.

Everything you'd want to change. Nothing you could break.

Change it

Words
Headlines, paragraphs, buttons, opening hours. Click and type, right where they appear.
Photos
Drag, drop or paste a photo in. Everything you upload stays in your library for next time.
Sections
Add a gallery, a video or a new block of text by picking from previews drawn in your site's own design.

Can't break it

Your design stays put
You change what your site says and shows. The layout, fonts and colors stay exactly as designed.
Half-done is fine
Close the window mid-sentence and your draft is waiting when you come back. Nothing goes live until you publish.
Every removal has an undo
Deleted the wrong thing? “Put it back” returns it to the same spot.

Handled for you

Found on Google
Every page is built ahead of time with its own title, description and share image, so searches and link previews look right.
Your own mailing list
Visitors can sign up on your site, and you can download the list as a spreadsheet whenever you like.
Fast for visitors
Pages arrive already built. The editor only ever loads for you.

Have a web designer? Ask them for Claypage.

Claypage goes onto the site your designer builds for you. They set it up once. After that, you make the everyday changes yourself and the design stays the way they made it.

Email your designer

A note for your web designer

SubjectCould we add Claypage to our website?

Hi,

I'd love to make small updates to our website myself, like changing wording and swapping photos, without sending you every little change.

There's an editor called Claypage that lets me click the words and photos on our actual site and change them, while the design stays exactly as you built it: https://claypage.com/#designers

Could you take a look and let me know if you could set it up for us?

Thanks!

For web designers: hand over a site your client can update.

Claypage is the editor you add before launch. Your client changes words, photos and sections on the real page. You keep the layout, the code and the design.

Get early access as a designer

Claypage works with sites built with React and Vite, with content kept as files in GitHub and hosting on Cloudflare.

  • Your design stays yours Clients can change only what you mark as editable. Layout, fonts and colors are out of reach.
  • Fewer small requests Typos, opening hours, new photos and new sections stop landing in your inbox.
  • Every publish is a commit Each publish lands in your repository under your client's name, so you can see exactly what changed and roll it back.