Bricksfusion Studio
NewStop rebuilding the section you already got right.
The Vault is your personal section library, saved to your Bricksfusion account instead of to one website, so it travels to every project you open. Insert a section exactly as you saved it, or use it as a seed: Studio keeps the structure and rebuilds the content and colors for the site you are working on now. 26 categories, your own tags, and a real preview before anything lands on the canvas.
Getting things in
Save from wherever the section happens to be.
Three ways in, no export step in any of them.
- 1
From a generation
A section comes out the way you wanted it. Save it right there, before the tab closes and it becomes something you half remember building.
- 2
From your canvas
Any section already on the page goes in too, including work you built by hand years before Studio existed. Nothing needs to have been generated to be worth keeping.
- 3
From an import
Convert HTML into native Bricks with Code Import and the result saves like anything else, so a layout you rescued from an old project becomes a piece you can reuse.
The idea
Do not save designs. Save judgment.
Saving a design gives you that design back, and every builder can do it. The trouble is that a design belongs to the client you made it for: their words, their colors, their photography. On the next project it arrives as somebody else's work you have to dismantle.
What is worth keeping is the thinking underneath. How that pricing section was proportioned. Why that hero breathed. The Vault stores both and lets you choose which one you are asking for.
Seed
Your structure, this client's brand.
Point Studio at a saved section and say what this one is for. The element tree, the layout, the spacing and the proportions come through untouched, the copy is written for the new brief, and the colors are re-mapped by role onto this project's palette, so the contrast relationships you got right survive into a different color scheme.
This is the part templates cannot do: a section you liked once becomes a mold you use for years instead of a design you undo for each client. It works in Page Composer too, where every row of a page plan can take one of your own sections as its seed.
Organized without the paperwork
A library that files itself.
Every row draws its own thumbnail from the section's structure: rows, columns, grids, images, headings, text, buttons and icons. You recognize the piece without opening it, and the drawing carries no text and no URL of yours, only block types and layout. It is the same skeleton a seed promises to keep, so the thumbnail is a picture of exactly what you get.
Studio guesses the category as you save and you confirm it. There are 26 of them and the vocabulary is closed on purpose, because a filter stops working the moment everyone invents their own names. Your own dimension goes in tags, up to 8 per section, each with a color dot that never changes.
Favorites pin to the top, a use counter shows which pieces are your workhorses, category chips filter with one tap and the sort flips between Recent and Most used. Save on one site and open the panel on the next: it is already showing the same list.
Before it lands
See the real section, not a guess.
Rest on a row and the section renders as it truly is, with its own typography, colors and composition. Always whole, never cropped, and the card takes the height of the section so a short one does not float in white space. Looking costs nothing and does not count as use.
Studio also warns you before an insert that would not fit: a section saved under a different CSS framework, or a commerce section on a site with no SureCart installed.
Wherever you are working
One library, four ways in.
Two of them are homes: a chip in the composer bar for the moment you are already asking for something, and a full panel in the sidebar beside History and Colors for when you want to organize rather than build. Rename a section in one and it is renamed in the other before you look up.
The other two are shortcuts, the global search and the per-row picker in a page plan. Insert works from any mode; seeding happens where a brief exists, which is the Section composer and that picker.
For studios
One team, one library, nothing to set up.
Team members on a license resolve to the main account, so everyone works out of the same Vault by default. The junior who joined on Monday builds out of the same shelf as the person who has been shipping since the first client site, and the house style stops living in one person's head.
FAQ
Common questions
Short answers, no runaround. Anything else is one email away.
support@bricksfusion.comHow is this different from a Bricks template?
A Bricks template gives you back the same section: same copy, same colors, same everything. That is exactly right when the design is finished and you want it again, and the Vault does that too with Insert. What Bricks has no answer for is the other case, the one you hit more often: you liked how that section was built but this client is not that client. Seed keeps the structure and rebuilds the rest.
And how is it different from Bricks components?
Components are the right tool inside one site. They stay connected, so changing the component changes every instance, which is what you want for a card or a button you use forty times on the same project. The Vault solves a different problem: carrying a section from one site to the next one. Different job, and worth using both.
Where are my sections stored?
In your Bricksfusion account, not in the website. That is the entire point. Build something good on a client site today, open a different site next month, and it is there. No export, no import, no host site to keep alive just to serve templates to the others.
Can my team share one library?
Yes, and there is nothing to configure. Team members on a license resolve to the main account, so a studio shares one Vault by default. What one designer saves, the rest can use that afternoon.
Do I have to fill in a form every time I save?
No. Studio draws the thumbnail from the section itself, guesses the category and records the site it came from without asking you anything, and browsing costs nothing: hovering a row renders it for you to look at and does not count as use. A library that asks for paperwork at save time is a library nobody saves to.
How many sections can I keep?
Up to 100 per account. That is a ceiling for abuse rather than a ration: a working library of the sections you actually reuse tends to settle well under it, and the use counter is there to show you which ones those are.
Is the Vault included in my plan?
The Vault is part of Studio, which comes with Pro Lifetime: €349 once, unlimited websites, every future update included.
Pro Lifetime
Your best work, on every project after this one.
The Vault is part of Studio, included in Pro Lifetime: €349 once, unlimited websites, every future update included.