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Save sections, pages and styles once and reuse them on all your sites, share them with your team, and see how much space your plan includes.
Page Builder Sandwich Pro keeps your own designs in a cloud library: save a section, a whole page or a block's style once, then insert it on any site that has your licence.
Apply for a style.
Images in a design are resized to at most 2560 pixels, stored once however many designs use them, and copied into the media library of the site that inserts the design.
| Plan | Space | Designs | |---|---|---| | Personal | 500 MB | 2,000 | | Business | 2 GB | 5,000 | | Agency | 10 GB | 20,000 |
One design can be up to 2 MB and one image up to 2 MB. You can see how much you use under Page Builder Sandwich → Templates & kits → My library. When the library is full, nothing new is saved until you delete designs or move to a larger plan. If your licence expires, your designs stay and can still be inserted; saving starts again when you renew.
Under Templates & kits → Team, create a team and an invite code. Give the code to a team member or a client; on their site they enter it under Team → Join. Choose read-only or read-and-save access for each code. Each code works once, for seven days, and you can remove a site from the team at any time.
You can keep the library in your own Cloudflare R2 or S3-compatible bucket. Then no Zinn Digital® quota applies and every site connected to the same bucket shares the library. See Keep the Page Builder Sandwich cloud library in your own storage.
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