Droip

Droip — now Kirki — is the first freeform visual builder for WordPress. Instead of the traditional Section → Row → Column structure, it gives you an infinite canvas where you can place any element anywhere, with unlimited breakpoints and a CSS variable design system.

What it does

Droip combines a freeform canvas with a real built-in CMS for dynamic content, custom fields, and reference fields. It includes a visual interaction timeline for animations, a form builder, a popup builder, real-time collaboration, and 100+ template kits with light and dark versions.

Best for

It's built for WordPress designers tired of boxed layouts, freelancers building client sites with dynamic content, and agencies needing real-time collaboration and multiple site licenses. It is not for beginners who prefer drag-and-drop blocks with pre-set templates.

Real use cases

Freelancers use it to design custom client websites faster by placing elements freely. Agencies collaborate in real time on the same canvas, using staging mode and dev mode for handoff. Advanced users build dynamic templates powered by the built-in CMS and schedule content publication.

• Infinite freeform canvas — Place any element anywhere without grid constraints, with unlimited breakpoints.
• Built-in CMS — Manage collections, custom fields, and reference/multi-reference data directly.
• Interaction timeline — Visual keyframe editor for scroll, click, hover, text animations, and Lottie.
• Real-time collaboration — Multiple editors on one canvas with comments, staging mode, and publish history.
• Popup & form builder — Build functional forms and popups inside the canvas.
• 100+ template kits — Customizable, interactive templates with light and dark versions.
• Figma to Kirki importer — Bring designs in plus full site export/import.