Works on any stack
Next.js, React, Vue, SvelteKit, Astro, WordPress, Webflow, or plain HTML.
One script tag or an npm package. Your framework, router and build stay untouched.

A Wolfigs product
Click any heading, paragraph or image and change it in place. Keep your site where it is with one line, or let Webnak host it: start from a template, deploy from GitHub or upload your files, then connect your own domain.
Plan, track and ship the work your team already does, without the six week migration everyone keeps postponing.
Realtime sync
Every change lands everywhere in under a second.
Audit trail
Who changed what, when, and what it looked like before.
SOC 2 Type II
Independently audited controls, reviewed annually.
Works with what you already use
If it renders HTML in a browser, Webnak can edit it.
On WordPress there is an official plugin in the WordPress directory, so there is nothing to paste into your theme.
Two ways in
Keep your current host, or use Webnak's web hosting. Either way you edit it the same way: click anything on the page and change it, then publish.
For the site you already have, on any stack and any host.
Create or import a website. Nothing to install: it is editable the moment it is live.
Try it, right here
A sandbox running the same idea as the real thing. Your changes stay in this browser tab and reset whenever you want them to.
Click any text and type. Then restyle it on the right.
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Colour
Spacing
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Layers, spacing, typography, background and breakpoints are the controls the connector really ships, on containers as well as on text. On your own site the same edits publish to a versioned revision you can roll back.
Webnak is the world’s easiest and most flexible CMS. It lets you edit your website right on the webpage, directly from your browser. Add one line to the site you already have, then click any heading, paragraph or image and change it. Your content team publishes in seconds, and your developers keep the stack they chose.
The trade you make today
Webnak removes that trade. The developer keeps their exact stack. The marketer stops waiting.
Neither column is anyone’s fault. It is the shape of the arrangement.
How it works
<script src="https://cdn.wolfigs.com/webnak.js" data-site="wnk_live_8f3c21"></script>Prefer a package? Install it with npm and the connector behaves the same. The site key is public and read only.
What you get
Next.js, React, Vue, SvelteKit, Astro, WordPress, Webflow, or plain HTML.
One script tag or an npm package. Your framework, router and build stay untouched.
Make a site editable without handing over the repository.
The editor runs in the browser, on the page you already ship. Connect GitHub only if you want Webnak to host it or add the line for you.
Ship new code without losing content.
Each edit binds to its element by several independent signals, and a background checker re-anchors them when the page changes.
Use Webnak's web hosting, or keep Vercel, Netlify, WordPress or your own server.
Hosted sites get a free webnak.dev address, your own domain with HTTPS, and a one-click rollback for every deploy.
Every publish is a revision you can roll back.
History is append-only. Restoring an old version publishes it as a new one.
Visitors get your page, not an editor.
One cacheable JSON manifest per page, applied before paint. No layout shift.
Invite teammates with the access they need.
Optionally require approval before a change goes live.
More than text: swap an image, fix alt text, tune spacing.
Editing is content, not markup. Injected HTML and event handlers never pass the allowlist.
A template, a GitHub repository, or a folder of files.
Repositories that need a build, like Next.js exports or Vite apps, are built for you.
Change any file of a hosted site, right in the dashboard.
Edits and uploads wait in a draft and go live together as one new version.
Download your site any time, with every edit written into the files.
A plain zip of HTML, CSS and images that works on any host. Leave whenever you like.
Review a change before anyone else sees it.
Share a preview link, keep the live page exactly as it is.
Straight answers
Not unless you ask it to. Making a site editable needs no access to your repository, build or server: it runs in the browser on the page you publish. Connecting GitHub is only for having Webnak host the site or add the line for you, and it reads only the repositories you pick.
Visitors fetch one cacheable JSON manifest for the page, applied before paint. No editor code is shipped to visitors and there is no layout shift.
Edits are anchored by several independent signals, not one brittle selector. A background checker re-anchors them after a change and flags anything ambiguous for review.
No. Keep your stack, your components, your host and your deploy pipeline; publishing content never touches a build. If you would rather not run hosting at all, move the site to Webnak and point your domain here.
Yes. Every publish is a revision. Restore is one click, and the restore itself is recorded as a new revision.
It can be. Webnak's web hosting puts a site from a template, a GitHub repository or your own files live at a free webnak.dev address, and on Starter on your own domain with HTTPS. Every hosted page is editable in place. Or keep your current host and only add the editor.
Your site keeps working. On your own host, the script does nothing on its own, so removing the tag puts you exactly back where you started. A site Webnak hosts downloads as a plain zip, with every edit written into the files, ready for any other host.
Who it is for
The marketer wants the sentence fixed today. The developer wants their stack left alone. Both get what they asked for.
Pricing
No card to start. Paid plans are monthly through PayPal, and you can cancel any time.
For one website and one person.
$0
For a few websites, on your own domain.
$9.99$2.99/ month
For the site you have, this is the whole install: paste it, open your own page, click a heading and type. Or skip it and start a site here. Either way, if it is not for you, remove the line or download your site, edits and all.
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