A reference of all 56 block types, grouped the way they appear in the Add-a-block menu.
5 min read · Updated August 30, 2026
When you click + Block, the blocks are organized into eight groups. Here's the full catalog so you can find the right one. Everything about a block stays editable after you add it.
Text
Block
What it's for
Heading
A section title, with an optional accent rule.
Rich text
A paragraph of body copy. A blank line starts a new paragraph.
Callout
A boxed note, tip or warning that stands out from the surrounding copy.
Pull quote
A bold pull quote or customer testimonial, with optional attribution.
Product
Block
What it's for
Product overview
The product masthead: name, model, part numbers, description and image.
Contact details
Company, website, email, phone and address, with links auto-formatted.
Catalog entry
One product at catalog density: image, code and name, key specs and its order codes.
Territory map
Coverage as a tile map of states, solid where you stock and tinted for select lines.
Proof metrics
A row of headline numbers, a big value and a short label each.
Cover / hero band
A cover band: eyebrow, big title and subtitle beside an image, with optional headline metrics and a background color.
Spec cards
A grid of headline value / label / note cards for at-a-glance key specs.
Call to action
A closing “next action” band with a headline and a contact or link button.
IP rating
An ingress-protection badge (e.g. IP67) with the solids and water digits explained.
Lists
Block
What it's for
Bullet list
A scannable list, with optional markers and row shading.
Numbered list
An ordered list for steps like installation or setup.
Feature list
Bold feature names, each with a short explanation.
Checklist
Check items, each ticked or unticked.
Timeline
Milestones or key dates, laid out down the page or horizontally across it, each with a short detail.
Feature grid
Features laid out as an icon grid: a visual benefits section, with a wide icon, emoji, number, letter and symbol library to choose from.
Tables
Block
What it's for
Specifications
A property-and-value table, in one or two columns.
Table
A spreadsheet-grade grid: paste from Excel; merge, resize and style cells.
Ordering table
A table pre-set with Order code, Description and Notes columns.
Part-number decoder
Break a part number into segments, each with its meaning.
Data grid
A structured table with typed columns: pass/fail, tolerance, measurement.
FMEA analysis
A failure-mode analysis with a computed Action Priority.
Grouped table
A characteristic table with group heading rows (Input / Output / …) and per-column alignment.
Comparison matrix
Feature rows across model columns, with one highlighted “recommended” column.
Media
Block
What it's for
Product image
A single image you can size, align, caption and frame.
Logo
A logo, with a wordmark fallback when no image is set.
Image gallery
Several images in a grid of two, three or four columns.
Technical diagram
A framed diagram or drawing with a caption.
Chart / figure
A chart or result figure with a caption.
Illustrated steps
Numbered steps, each with an image and a caption.
Before / after
Two images side by side to compare.
Barcode
A machine-readable code image with its value beneath.
Label preview
A product or packaging label mock-up of field/value rows.
Performance chart
A data-driven line chart from X,Y points you type, for curves and derating.
Product cards
Accessories or related products as image + code + name cards, several per row.
Category cards
Product categories as image-led tiles: a name, one line and a representative series each.
Logo wall
The lines you carry as a wall of manufacturer logos, sized so wide and upright marks weigh the same.
Layout
Block
What it's for
Divider
A horizontal rule with adjustable thickness and color.
Spacer
Adjustable vertical space between blocks, in points.
Two columns
Two side-by-side columns, each with a heading and paragraph.
Column layout
A 2, 3 or 4-column container you drag other blocks into for side-by-side layouts.
Page break
Forces the content that follows onto a new page.
Selection flow
Guide a choice: each option leads to a result.
Contents / index
A table of contents or an index: typed entries with leader dots and page numbers, in one to three columns.
Safety & compliance
Block
What it's for
Safety warning
A signal-word banner: Danger, Warning, Caution, Notice or Safety.
GHS pictograms
The standard red-diamond hazard pictograms. Pick the ones that apply.
Standard symbols
Compliance & handling marks: CE, WEEE, IEC electrical, ISO 7010 safety, ISO 780 packaging, ESD/MSL, recycling, transport placards, plus your own uploaded symbols.
Certification badges
A row of certification marks as chips (CE, UL, RoHS, IP67), each an uploaded logo or a text chip.
Governance
Block
What it's for
Signatures & approvals
Approval boxes with role, printed name, and signature and date lines.
Document references
A list of referenced documents, standards or links.
Document control
The controlled-document header: number, revision, effective date, owner and status.
Revision history
A change log: revision, date, description, author and approver.
Compliance notice
A responsibility notice, optionally naming the governing standard.