Silex, is a free and open source website builder in the cloud. Create websites directly in the browser without writing code. And it is suitable for professional designers to produce great websites without constraints. Silex is also known as the HTML5 editor.
Brought to you by Silex Labs team, promoting free software. Feel free to use the free Silex instance provided by Silex Labs foundation.
Silex for DIY and passionate people who want a free alternative to Wix or other closed source website builders:
- Use Silex online for free
- Silex desktop app (works offline, with your local files)
- Silex official website
- Documentation wiki
- Bug report
- Silex forums
- subscribe to Silex news by email (a few messages per year) and follow us on Facebook, Twitter
Silex for professionals, agencies and hosting companies:
- Install Silex on your computer or server (basically this is
npm install -g silex-website-builder && silex) - If you know HTML and CSS here is how to add your own components to the "+" menu
- If you are a designer, here is how to add your own templates to Silex
- If you are a freelance designer and wants to create Silex website for clients, please leave your email here
- If you are looking for a designer to help you create your website, please leave your email here
- Hire a contributor from this list or from one of these other lists
Other links
- Silex meta repository for Silex contribution
- Silex is dual licensed under GPL or MPL
- Road map
- Change log
- Open positions, join the team
- Become a core contributor with these issues to get started
- Testers, docs and other help wanted annoucements
Silex source code repository is organized with 2 git branches:
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mainis the stable version, you can see it in action here: editor.silex.me -
developis the "preprod" or "staging" version, it is deployed on preprod.silex.me for anyone to test (this is a good contribution, thx in advance, open an issue for each bug)
During your development, you may need to rebase your work on the latest version of Silex develop branch. To do so you can git stash your changes or commit the work in progress, and then use git pull --rebase upstream develop to get the latest changes of Silex repo. The rerun npm install
The upstream projects we use in Silex are all listed in Silex meta package