Pricing

Deactivating the plugin will not break your site or remove any content. Code2Bricks acts as a bridge that converts your code directly into native Bricks elements, CSS settings, and code blocks. All data is stored in Bricks’ standard database fields, meaning your site remains fully functional and editable through the default Bricks interface even if the plugin is removed.

Zero bloat. Code2Bricks runs entirely inside the builder. We don’t add a single line of CSS or JS to your frontend. We generate native Bricks elements, so your site loads exactly as if you built it manually, just much, much faster.

This tool is designed to be intuitive for experienced developers while serving as a powerful learning aid for those new to coding. Due to the plugin’s bidirectional synchronization, you can build visually in Bricks and immediately watch the corresponding HTML and CSS generate in the editor. This instant feedback loop helps users understand the relationship between code and visual design much faster than traditional development methods.

The plugin integrates seamlessly with any CSS framework compatible with Bricks. Because the HTML editor generates native elements, you can type utility classes directly into your code, and Bricks will render the associated styles immediately on the canvas. This provides a highly efficient way to utilize utility frameworks without constantly switching between input fields.

A lifetime license grants you permanent access to the plugin with a one-time payment and no recurring fees. This includes all future plugin updates, security patches and new features.

 You can upgrade your license at any time by simply reaching out to our support through support@code2bricks.com. We will provide you with a personalized checkout link so you only pay the difference between your current plan and the new tier. This allows you to start with a Personal license to evaluate the workflow and easily scale up to an Agency or Unlimited plan as your business needs grow.

Not yet, and there’s a real reason for that. Bricks’ styling panel doesn’t support all CSS properties. Complex selectors, container queries, relative color syntax, and many modern CSS features have no equivalent in the visual panel. Forcing a sync would mean losing anything the panel can’t represent. Two-way sync with the styling panel is coming in the next versions, built properly so nothing gets lost.

No. Bricks has no full-page HTML editor and no bidirectional sync between HTML and Bricks structure. That doesn’t exist natively. The Code element is a single raw HTML block. Code2Bricks lets you edit the full page structure as HTML, add a <section> or <h2> and it becomes a real Bricks Section or Heading. Reorder elements in HTML and the structure updates. It’s a different workflow.

Bricks has the code element, element’s CSS, custom code, etc…but they’re all separate. Code2Bricks gives you one place to edit the full HTML structure, one place to edit all CSS for an element (root + element classes + global classes), and Quick Import to turn pasted code into native Bricks elements. It’s a unified code-first workflow, not another scattered entry point.