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pixflow · 02/02/2026

Hey everyone 👋I wanted to share something I’ve been quietly building that’s finally live: www. Pixflow .dev Pixflow started as a hobby. I needed a simple way to store, index, and quickly reuse my own Bricks layouts without rebuilding the same patterns on every project. As that personal library grew past 100 layouts, it made sense to turn it into a proper, shareable library — and that’s what Pixflow is today.Pixflow is a growing collection of Bricks-native layouts and components, designed to drop straight into real projects. Nothing is locked or encoded — everything is editable and built the way most of us actually work.A few things worth knowing:Free accounts are available, with access to a selection of free layouts and componentsPaid users can use the full library remotely inside Bricks Builder, pulling layouts and components straight into their projectsPaid plans also allow renaming the entire BEM class structure when copying from the Pixflow website, making it easy to create fully independent variantsFree users get simple copy & paste for supported itemsWe’ll be adding new layouts and components regularlyPricing is currently early-bird and will stay that way while the library continues to growThere are team plans for agencies and collaboratorsEverything is built around variables, so changes to buttons, borders, and radius values don’t require lots of manual editsPixflow includes a style and colour generator focused on consistency and scalabilityFramework support at launch:Vanilla Bricks (currently Bricks 2.2-beta only, until stable is released due to color schemes)Core FrameworkAdvanced Themer FrameworkFor each framework, base Theme Styles are included and downloadable from the Pixflow dashboard, so everything is set up to work as intended from day one.This has grown directly out of my own workflow and a lot of what I’ve learned from the Bricks community. If it’s useful to you, great — and if you’ve got feedback or ideas, I’m very open to hearing them as Pixflow evolves.Thanks all 🙌

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Hey everyone 👋

I wanted to share something I’ve been quietly building that’s finally live: www. Pixflow .dev

Pixflow started as a hobby. I needed a simple way to store, index, and quickly reuse my own Bricks layouts without rebuilding the same patterns on every project. As that personal library grew past 100 layouts, it made sense to turn it into a proper, shareable library — and that’s what Pixflow is today.

Pixflow is a growing collection of Bricks-native layouts and components, designed to drop straight into real projects. Nothing is locked or encoded — everything is editable and built the way most of us actually work.

A few things worth knowing:

Free accounts are available, with access to a selection of free layouts and components

Paid users can use the full library remotely inside Bricks Builder, pulling layouts and components straight into their projects

Paid plans also allow renaming the entire BEM class structure when copying from the Pixflow website, making it easy to create fully independent variants

Free users get simple copy & paste for supported items

We’ll be adding new layouts and components regularly

Pricing is currently early-bird and will stay that way while the library continues to grow

There are team plans for agencies and collaborators

Everything is built around variables, so changes to buttons, borders, and radius values don’t require lots of manual edits

Pixflow includes a style and colour generator focused on consistency and scalability

Framework support at launch:

Vanilla Bricks (currently Bricks 2.2-beta only, until stable is released due to color schemes)

Core Framework

Advanced Themer Framework

For each framework, base Theme Styles are included and downloadable from the Pixflow dashboard, so everything is set up to work as intended from day one.

This has grown directly out of my own workflow and a lot of what I’ve learned from the Bricks community. If it’s useful to you, great — and if you’ve got feedback or ideas, I’m very open to hearing them as Pixflow evolves.

Thanks all 🙌