Brizy Review 2023

by Adam Preiser updated 2023-08-29 17:05:48

Brizy is a free WordPress page builder built in React. It represents a new way of building websites with WordPress what is both innovative and very easy to use.

Current Pricing: Free – $299
Ease of Use

Ease Of Use

10/10

The clutter-free interface, inline editing, and global styling and blocks redefine “easy page building”.

Price Value Icon

Price / Value

10/10

For a reasonable amount of money, you get unique features that are not being offered by other page builders yet.

Reliability

Support

8.5/10

You can get help from their help center and through submitting a ticket. The help center still lacks in-depth content.

Brizy Pros

  • Easy To Use Interface
  • Global Linked Colors & Fonts
  • Inline Editor
  • WooCommerce Integration
  • Professionally Designed Blocks
  • 4k Useful Icons

Brizy Cons

  • Limited Number of Elements
  • Code Needs Cleaning After Uninstallation
  • Limited Popup Features
  • Help Center Lacks In-Depth Content

Brizy Review: Is It Worth a Try?

Brizy is a relatively new WordPress page builder that was released in April 2018 by a well-known company, ThemeFuse. Despite being young, it’s already showing so much promise. Its free version already has 50,000+ active installations which speak volumes on how well it performs.

It’s got a nice, intuitive interface thanks to the React technology and comes with a bunch of unique features that you won’t find in any other page builders.

With that said, Brizy still has a long way to go to rank up there with the reigning kings of page builders such as Elementor Pro and Beaver Builder. But I really think that in time, it will be able to offer more compelling features and closely compete with the big guys.

Brizy has a free and pro version, the pricing and features of which will be discussed below.

If you’re looking for the best WordPress page builder, keep reading to find out how Brizy works, what you can do with it, how much it costs, which version you should get, and if Brizy is a perfect fit for your needs.


Installing Brizy

Installing the free version of Brizy is as simple as adding and installing a free WordPress plugin. Go to Plugins > Add New > search for “Brizy” > Install Now > Activate.

installing Brizy free plugin

If you bought the Pro version, you’ll have to have the free version installed first before uploading and installing the Pro .zip file.


Building and Designing a New Page in Brizy

Now here’s the fun part. Let’s take a look at how it’s like to build a page inside Brizy.

When you create a new page, you’ll see a bright pink button saying Edit with Brizy. Click on that, and you’ll be taken to the Brizy page builder.

create a new page and edit with Brizy

Once you get inside Brizy, first thing you’ll notice is the entire blank space without any trace of your theme. This is because the page template is automatically set to Brizy Template.

If you want to work with your template, a quick workaround is setting it to Default instead:

Displaying page template

To start building your page, you can either start with pre-made blocks or layouts (for Briz Pro), or start with a blank block. We’re going to go over the key features see what you can do with them, how easy they are to use, and in which versions they are available.

1. Adding and Filling Out Blank Blocks (Free & Pro)

Adding blank blocks and adding elements on them is really easy to do in Brizy. Click the blue Plus icon in the middle of the page, and click Add a blank block. You will then have a blank 2-column block.

You can add elements in these columns by clicking the little white Plus icon on the top left corner of the screen. Drag and drop the elements you want and start editing them.

Add a blank block

You’ll see in the animated GIF above that almost every editing that happens is inline. You can edit the text inline, adjust and style the button, adjust spacer (and even padding), and add images also right in the editing area.

The intuitive, uncluttered interface of Brizy shows you what you need when you need it. You won’t get overwhelmed with too many options at once. If you need to edit the section, just hover your mouse over it and this icon will appear:

Brizy block toolbar

This toolbar will let you do many fun stuff to the section like style it, make it global, turn it into a slider, save it, duplicate it, and delete it.

Editing a section

2. Using Pre-Made Blocks (Free & Pro)

You can start with a blank canvas or, if that’s too daunting or you want to save time, you can use pre-made blocks. Just click the blue Plus icon in the middle to see Brizy’s long list of blocks.

You can choose between Light and Dark modes, which is a nice option, and you can also browse by category.

Brizy blocks

You can also edit pre-made blocks like how you would edit blank blocks.

Free version: Yes
Pro version: Yes, with 150+ premium layouts and blocks

3. Global and Saved Blocks (Free & Pro)

If you have repeating content across your pages, having global blocks will save you so much time in editing them. Global blocks will let you edit the block from one place and have the effect take place across your pages.

To create a global block, just hover your mouse over the block and click the Settings icon. Click the bolt-looking like icon and toggle on Make it Global.

Making global blocks

To save a block, click the Settings icon and click the Heart icon.

4. Pre-Made Layouts (Pro Only)

Brizy layouts are an absolute treat, each one looks amazing and will save you so much time, but unfortunately they’re only available in Brizy Pro.

The layouts can be found by clicking the blue Plus icon. They’re organized by categories, and what I also like about it is many of the layouts have more than one pages, which are essentially a complete website.

Adding pro layouts


These layouts are also fully editable so you can add whatever elements you want, change the margins, change the background – anything you want at all.

Adding elements to the layout
Adding a button to a layout in Brizy Pro version

5. Editing Elements (Free & Pro)

Just like with blocks, you can edit any element right on the editing area. Click the element, and a toolbar like this will appear:

Editing an element

Depending on the element, this toolbar will differ. But for the sake of this review, let’s explore the toolbar for images.

Image Focus & Zoom

One really neat feature of Brizy is how you can control what part of the image will appear on your page. Here’s how it works:

Image focus and zoom

I haven’t seen this feature in any page builders before, and it solves one of the pain points I’ve encountered when using images with page builders.

Anchor to Section

Another unique feature of Brizy is the ability to link one element to another section. Although this can be done manually through IDs, Brizy makes it a lot easier. It can be done not just to images but to all other elements.

Here’s how to do it:

Brizy anchor sections

Other customization options

In other page builders, you’re not able to adjust the height and width of images right on the editing area, but Brizy made it possible. There are adjustment points surrounding the images, making it so easy to adjust its size.

You can also add shadow, link it to a URL or a pop-up (more on this later), adjust the alignment, duplicate it, turn it into a circular shape, add entrance animation, and more.

I’m not going to talk about every editing option available, but let me just say that you can do a lot of amazing things with Brizy. You’ll have so much fun exploring what you can do with each element and blocks.

The best thing is you can do almost all of these without leaving the editing area, without the need for a side control panel.

6. Global Styling

Global Styling is another unique feature of Brizy that really sets it apart from other page builders. Global Styling lets you change the color of every element with the same color from one place.

Let me explain:

In other page builders, if all of your icons are color purple, and you want to change their color, you’d have to do this one by one.

This can be time consuming if you have a lot of icons on the page.

But with Global Styling, you can link many elements – like icons, borders, and texts – to a single color. Once they’re linked to the color, you can change the color of EACH of these elements at once.

So, if you have 10 icons linked to the color purple and you want to change their color, you can do so in one click.

Here’s what I’m talking about:

Global styling

You can do the same thing with texts. You can style all paragraphs, subtitles, headings, etc. in one place:

Global styling typography

This feature will not only save you time, but it will also make sure that your page design remains consistent throughout.

7. Reorder Sections (Free & Pro)

Reorder Sections, or what I like to call Section Organizer, is a nifty tool that makes it easy to rearrange sections. This is perfect for long pages with lots of sections.

reorder sections

8. Contact Forms (Free & Pro)

Both free and pro versions let you create great-looking contact forms through elements or pre-made blocks.

You can set required fields, change field types, change background color or image, change typography, and more.

Adding contact forms

9. 4000+ Icons (Free & Pro)

4000 icons – that is crazy. Right inside Brizy, you can select from a massive library of icons in a lot of categories. This eliminates the extra step of looking for good icons that are safe to use on your page.

To use an icon, add a blank block and drag and drop the Icon element. Click the blue Star icon, and you should see a toolbar. Click the Blue icon at the left-most part of the toolbar, and there you should be able to see the list of icons. Choose among the categories, and once you’ve found what you need, click the icon.

You can change the icon’s color and size and even add shadows or borders if you want.

use and edit an icon

10. Mobile Responsive Control (Free & Pro)

There’s also an option to edit for desktop, tablet, and mobile so you can make sure that your website looks great on any device.

mobile views

Your changes you make in one view will not affect the other views. You can easily change the format, layout, spacing, and style of any elements in any view.

11. Turn Any Section into a Slider

In some page builders, sliders are a premium feature, but Brizy made it a free and very easy-to-use feature.

Hover over the section that you want to turn into a slider and click the editing toolbar. Click the bolt-looking icon and toggle Make it a Slider. And that’s it – you now have a slider. You can change its background image or color, make it play automatically, change the arrows, and more.

turn a section into a slider

12. Quickly Adjust Padding

Padding is often a pain to adjust in many page builders, often requiring the use of a side panel and endless changes of percentages. But Brizy made this process so easy by letting users adjust the padding right in the editing area with just a click and drag:

adjust padding

13. Headers & Footers (Pro Only)

Headers and footers are often untouchable no matter what theme you use, and only a few page builders give you the option to customize them or create one from scratch.

Brizy Pro has a collection of pre-made headers and footers that are fully editable, so you can add your own logo, change the texts, change the color, add a button, and more.

Brizy headers
Pre-made headers in Brizy Pro
Brizy footers
Pre-made footers in Brizy Pro

14. Pop-Ups (Pro Only)

Pop-ups are a great way to collect emails no matter what other people might say. But in WordPress, you normally would have to use a third-party plugin to be able to create and integrate pop-ups on your website.

Brizy makes creating pop-ups super easy by providing pre-made pop-up layouts that can be added on your page in a few clicks.

It’s important to note that pop-ups can only be triggered by click as of now. You can add a pop-up to anything that you can add a link to like an image, text, or button.

To do this, click on the element, click the URL icon, and select Popup. Click the image field and select from the pre-made popups.

Adding popups in brizy

Being only triggered by click is a major limitation, but they are planning to roll out new features that will allow users to create certain conditions like time on page, on exit, on scroll, and more to trigger pop-ups, so that’s something to be excited about.

15. Role Manager (Free & Pro)

Most pro versions of page builders have role managers which let you assign what parts of the website different page roles can edit. This is useful for developers who want editors, for instance, to have access only to content and not the design.

Brizy also has a role manager for both free and pro version, but the role manager of the free version is very limited. It only has two options: No Access and Full Access.

Brizy Pro, on the other hand, lets you grant No Access, Limited Access, and Full Access, which is more useful if you want varying degrees of access for various roles.

Role manager free vs. pro

Other Features:

  • Undo/Redo (Free & Pro)
  • Auto Save (Free & Pro)
  • Turn any block to a slider (Free & Pro)
  • Shape dividers (Pro only)
  • Image and video filters (Pro only)
  • Marketing apps integration (Pro only)
  • Dynamic content (Pro only)

Which Brizy Version Should You Get?

Brizy is still a young product with much to improve on to be a truly all-in-one solution when it comes to building pages. With that said, the free version is good enough for those who are looking to create simple websites with simple pages.

The free Brizy version is enough to create:

  • Online portfolio (photographers, writers, artists, etc.)
  • Simple landing pages
  • Small business website

That’s if you don’t mind not having access to Brizy pre-made layouts.

However, if you’re someone who needs advanced functionalities like assigning roles to editors and contributors, layouts, pop-ups, integrations with marketing apps (like email marketing and analytics software), and dynamic content, you should consider purchasing Brizy Pro.


Who Should Use Brizy?

Although Brizy already has a lot to offer considering it was only released just over a year ago, it still has a long way to go to match the current top page builders like Elementor Pro and Beaver Builder. There’s a lot that these page builders can do that Brizy can’t as of now owing to its young age.

So if you’re looking for powerful features that mature page builders can give, like building Woocommerce checkout or cart pages, and you need it right now, Brizy is not the perfect fit.

Purchasing the lifetime deal can be a great investment though since Brizy has more powerful features in the pipeline.


Brizy Pro Pricing

I’d have to say that Brizy is one of the page builders with the most generous offer. At $49 per year, you’ll have access to all the pro features, updates, and support for 3 websites. It’s a good deal if you’re just going to create a personal website.

The Studio offer is great if you create websites for clients or you tend to create a lot of websites in a year.

As for the Lifetime package, you’ll pay a one-time fee to get access to all Pro features, updates, and support. It’s a limited offer for those who want to invest in this page builder and stick around for future updates and improvements, and I think it’s a pretty good deal.

They also have a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Brizy pricing

Brizy Cloud: What Is It?

Brizy Cloud is an amazing platform that can host an unlimited number of your landing pages outside WordPress. WordPress really isn’t a great option if you want to quickly create a landing page because you’re going to have to worry about hosting, installing, and other tedious steps.

So if you want a landing page fast, you can do so for free in Brizy Cloud. The catch is if you’re doing it free, you have three free publishing options: subdomain, server sync, and export HTML.

Subdomain means you’ll get an extension after the domain name, like “adampreiser.brizy.site”. Doesn’t really look professional.

Brizy Cloud layouts
Inside Brizy Cloud. Image grabbed from Brizy website.

As for the server sync and export HTML, you have to upload your landing page files on a server. Things get a little technical here, so if you’re not well-versed in using servers, it’s best to get help from a techy friend or Brizy tech support.

Also, with free Brizy Cloud, you’re limited to the free features of Brizy page builder.

If you want to be able to publish on your own domain without worrying about servers, and get access to Brizy Pro features, it’s best to purchase Brizy Pro.


Brizy: What I Like About It

There’s a lot of things I like about Brizy, it’s a promising page builder, and here I’ll go through them quickly.

  • Unique features like Image Focus and Zoom, Global Styling, and Reorder Blocks. I haven’t seen these features in other page builders, and it just goes to show how the Brizy team carefully studied user experience with existing page builders.
  • The intuitive, clutter-free interface doesn’t overwhelm users with so many editing options at once. It only shows you what you need to see at the moment, giving a more relaxed, see-as-you-go kind of experience.
  • Little details like displaying a row’s padding when you hover over it, automatic saving, and undo/redo make users’ lives a lot easier.
  • The pre-made blocks and layouts are seriously beautiful. It’s obvious they’ve been designed by professionals, and I wouldn’t mind using one in my own projects.
  • The standing offer of a one-time $299 fee for lifetime access is amazing. Given that Brizy is already showing a lot of promise just one year after its release, I can only imagine how far they’ll go in a few years.
  • Brizy Cloud is a great tool that makes the process of creating landing pages easier.
  • Their 4000+ icons!
  • It’s compatible with most well-coded themes.
  • Brizy Pro integrates with popular services like MailChimp, HubSpot, and Woocommerce.
  • They actually have a public Trello board where you can see their future plans and what they’re currently working on. You’ll also be able to recommend and vote which features you want to see and/or improved.

Brizy: What I Don’t Like About It

  • The way it automatically uses the Brizy template the first time I enter the page builder is distracting. I want to be able to see my theme so I can work with it.
  • There is no reset button, so if after playing around for a while I wanted to start from scratch, I’d have to delete every section one by one.
  • There is also no option to replace the layout I chose, so I’d have to delete every single section one by one. It would be nice if there’s an option to delete everything at once or quickly replace the layout.
  • Brizy has considerably fewer elements than other page builders even with the free version.
  • It would be easier if there’s a quick, one-click way to add a blank block.
  • Pop-ups are activated on click only as of now, although they are planning to roll out new conditions/triggers.
  • Although Brizy doesn’t use shortcodes, it still leaves a lot of <div> codes after uninstalling.

Brizy Review: Final Thoughts

Brizy is a young page builder, but it’s already showing enormous potential. Their strength lies in making the process of designing smooth and simple enough even for beginners. Brizy will make you feel like an expert in seconds.

Normally I wouldn’t be excited about a new page builder because I only want to use products that I know I can depend on and that will be supported long term.

What is different here is that the developers of the Brizy WordPress page builder have been developing WordPress products for 10 years. That’s what makes this different for me.

Right now they have a pretty aggressive roadmap with some amazing features planned. So time will tell if they can deliver. I think they can and they will.

All in all, Brizy is a great option for those looking for a page builder that truly makes creating simple webpages a breeze.

Brizy Coupon Discounts

There are currently no active Brizy Coupon or Brizy Discounts available. However, if you do purchase Brizy through the link on this website, I will give you access to one of my premium training course which normally sells for $99.

Brizy Review: Wrap Up

Using Brizy this early in its life is a risk. However, in this case, I think it’s a pretty safe bet that they will be in it for the long haul and be able to deliver on their roadmap.

Brizy Alternatives

Video Transcript

In this video I’m getting introduce you to
a new WordPress page builder called Brizy

and more specifically I’m good to go over
14 features that I found in it that I think

are quite innovative and unique hi my name
is Adam from WPCrafter.com were make WordPress

tutorial videos for non-techies I just try
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Lobel and click on that so here it is a breezy
page builder it’s a newer page builder and

I normally I don’t jump on the bandwagon with
something so fresh and shiny and new however

this one is a little different there some
really neat things about it that through my

own testing I discovered 14 in fact that I
want to go over in this video now the page

builder is it spelled Brizy BRI ZY but it’s
pronounced like Brizy so everything with the

Brizy is a breeze is kind of like a tagline
for this page builder they also have a professional

version that is going to be coming out in
a few months if you want to check that out

you can go to WPCrafter.com be a/Brizy have
a link in the video description box down below

they do happen to have a pre-launch special
going on right now so if that interests you

at all after looking at these 14 things that
I found that are pretty neat go ahead and

hit up that link but here it is it’s just
in the WordPress directory so right now will

go over just those 14 features and maybe will
check out their website and what they say

is actually coming to the professional version
so here we go I have it already installed

in this website you can just go to plug-ins
add new do a search for Brizy in a pull right

up and click on activate or install and then
activate and you will then have this menu

item right here now when you click on it the
menu items are the back and settings here

it’s very lean essentially were just enabling
what pulse types we wanted on poster pages

and you can also exclude the Brizy page builder
based upon user role right here okay so where

you’re really in a seat is a go to pages click
on add new Amarena see this edit with Brizy

I would like can actually tone down the brightness
of that sum and go ahead and create this new

page and then click on publish okay so I got
ahead and done that in the really click on

edit with Brizy for the first time on this
particular page now the interface for this

the page building interfaces built in something
called react it’s the same technology behind

the Facebook website page and it’s also the
technology behind another very popular page

builder so it’s gonna give you this kind of
app like feel to it now one of things I actually

didn’t like is when I first jump into the
page builder it takes you straight into kind

of a landing page mode that wipes out your
themes header and footer it does that automatically

I kinda wish it wouldn’t do that that it would
actually go straight in to looking the way

that you wanted to with your teams header
and footer but don’t worry it’s actually a

really easy defects on the bottom left there’s
a hamburger icon click on that and it’s his

page template so whenever you go into the
Brizy builder it just takes you straight into

this Brizy page template we can go like that
and we can choose default and it’s gonna switch

to given us our theme’s header and footer
back but as you can see right here I didn’t

actually do my astronauts settings in order
to make this work right something to go ahead

and just go back right now let me go back
and exit here and I just need to make a few

quick adjustments okay for the Astra Theme
I’m going to set this to no sidebar and for

the layout I go full with stretched and I’ll
disable the title let me do a quick update

and then get back into Brizy okay so now my
click on continue to edit with Brizy and now

it’s exactly how I would think it would be
I have my themes header and down here I have

my themes afoot are now the first thing you’re
going to want to do with Brizy when you jump

into the editor you want to click on this
plus in your immediately can it be presented

with their blocks library and it’s all categorized
here I think currently there is 150 you have

them separated by light and also here we have
some dark options which gives you a nice variation

and if you want to use any of these you could
just go ahead and click on the plus it will

enter it right in the page or you can start
with a blank block if you wanted to so I’ll

just go ahead and click on this plus and you
can see it entered it straight into the page

now what I want to do is actually switch over
to a page that I’ve already put together where

I’ve assembled a bunch of these blocks and
now I want to go through those 14 items that

I said that I am pretty impressed by with
this theme now all the the blocks that you

can see that are assembled this is just from
there done pre-dumb blocks are nothing that

I’ve sat there and done myself so okay so
I’m just gonna blast through these number

one I like that the settings are there for
you when you need them so if I click on some

text there is my settings are there for me
when I need them and if I need anything more

specific there is a little settings will right
here when I click on it then I can get some

additional spacing options but if I wanted
to go deeper into the advanced settings I

click right here and then we get this panel
off to the right but for the most part your

settings are there when you need them so for
a button I click here it’s the same thing

I got my color my topography I click right
here and I have some additional button options

that are right there so I like that the settings
are there when you need them the next feature

in this is actually the biggest feature now
I’m going to start going from the most impressive

stuff all the way down to just things that
are impressive but not like the big big things

and the biggest thing that impressed me with
this is global color and font control let

me just show you what I’m talking about so
you have this little paintbrush here and this

is where were going to pull up our global
styling settings and so you see these various

colors here and it’s easy to think okay you’re
just setting colors for a color palette but

actually when you’re setting the colors in
this color palette and then you use those

colors from that color palette anywhere it’s
linked to right here so I can change that

color at any point in anywhere that I link
to the color it’s going to change okay let

me just show you and it will all make sense
okay so it looks like most of these blues

are coming from this color right here there
linked right here so when I click on it I

can start adjusting the color and you see
there now it’s changing color if I wanted

to go may be something a little purpleish
I can go like that and you can see I am totally

changing the color but here’s the thing I’m
not just changing it on this button if I click

off I change it on the button I changed right
there because that was linked with it I changed

it on these icons because it was linked to
their I changed it with this play button because

it was linked there etc. etc. it’s all linked
together and guess what it’s not just for

this one page it’s globally on your site so
you build out an entire site say for client

and they want to change the shade of something
well you don’t have to go to every little

location to change it with Brizy you would
just go here to the global color option I

think this is pretty amazing you could set
your colors you can link things to any color

that you want so for example of this button
here if I wanted to click here and then here’s

for the color I can link it to a different
one of those colors in the color pallets or

if I just started adjusting it then it would
be independent it would be custom it would

be on its own and it wouldn’t be a link to
anything and you could do that as well but

the power in this is a linking the styles
together so if I wanted to say link it to

this color instead you can see it now changed
I can go here and now it’s link to this color

and if I was to adjust this color it would
adjusted every spot that was linked to it

that’s powerful stuff and guess what the same
thing goes for fonts there’s all these different

font categories that you can link fonts on
your design to we have paragraph subtitle

above title heading your your typical heading
options button options but guess what you

can also create your own I can click right
here at noon I can create my own font style

and link multiple elements to that font style
so I can change it at any point what’s nice

about this is our preferences change what
you like today will probably change in six

months but your traditional way with the page
builder is everything’s kind of independent

now one way to build your website though is
to use the have the page builder use the styles

that are set in the theme and that’s actually
very nice but this just goes beyond this you’re

not getting all these color options like this
in anything you’re not getting these options

of adding your own custom fonts and easily
being able to change them course you could

all do this with CSS but the point is now
you’re able to do it in this visual interface

this is some pretty impressive stuff right
here okay so that was global fonts and global

colors another thing that I really like is
this so I called the section organizer so

these are just kind of sections are they column
blocks and there’s an organizer for that it’s

this little folder right here and then here
are all of my sections so if I wanted to rearrange

any of them say I wanted to bring one of the
ones up from the bottom up to the top I can

just drag and drop it up so here is a social
icon one I can just go like this and I can

bring it up and so now it’s going to be underneath
here and there it is and let me just go ahead

and put that back so I really like this it
makes it easier to manage a larger web designs

so if you have say a long format cells page
it makes it easy to just pull up this drawer

and reorganize your blocks I really like that
okay sexy section organizer next feature is

you can turn any row into a slider so if you
go up to the top right corner of one of these

rows I’m using the the term section row and
block interchangeably so just try to go along

with me so this is a section and there is
a section settings right here off to the rights

and then there’s a little folder icon will
what I could do is I could turn this into

a slider so I can just turn that on and what
it does is it makes two copies of its and

I can start customizing them so I wanted to
style up this slide right here I can easily

do it and now we have this lighter and I can
add slides to it so if I go back into that

setting and I go back into the folder right
there here’s my slider options I can turn

it autoplay I can adjust the speed I can choose
if I want and how I want the navigation this

is actually neat okay there is a accurate
notion that sliders are kind of a bad thing

and I think sliders are bad because they are
misused this is something that can be used

in lots of locations of your website so let
me go ahead and actually turn that off now

and that’s actually very easy as well where
he says make it a slider I can just go ahead

and turn it off and now I un-made that a slider
I really like that feature obviously the Brizy

page builders young that need some additional
animations like fade and stuff like that but

it’s a great start okay so that’s turning
any row into a slider you can adjust your

padding visually so when I hover my mouse
here you can see how turns baby blue and I

can go like this and I can adjust my padding
if I want just like that or I can make it

go back whatever I want so I’ve got padding
on the top and the bottom and you could just

do that visually that is a really cool thing
for thousand icons okay this is a really cool

so these are icons right here and there’s
a 4000 to choose from I really like that so

let me go ahead and click into this icon and
then right here is the settings for it and

then right here I can choose a different icon
in the size of the icon I can do whatever

I wanted here I can do one of those backgrounds
with a circle and all that kind of stuff alright

so when I click here check it out there’s
all these different categories oops of icons

and I can there’s 4000 of them they all can
be linked to a color so here’s some transportation

icons we’ve got some emoticons right there
we’ve got some sport icons right there let’s

go ahead and put the I don’t know it doesn’t
look sporty I don’t know what sport that would

be looks like a champagne glass the me may
be drinking as a sport and there you go I

mean that’s all there is to it but it’s nice
that they’re all there there’s a 4000 icons

there okay the next feature is actually one
of my favorite features and it is with images

and this is I’ve always seen as kind of a
pain point with page builders and using an

image saying a background or like this is
you it’s hard to get the focal point displaying

exactly where you wanted there’s the alignment
methods write the center center the center

let the center right the top left to top bottom
all these different you know options to just

try to get it where you wanted but with the
Brizy page builder it’s pretty it’s different

so here’s an image right there and hopes it
looks like that is a background image for

the column so I click there up there it is
okay so I pulled it up so we got the image

and we got this.will this.is your focal point
I can move this.wherever I want it so if I

wanted it to be just perfectly like that I
can do that and just love that about this

and so where it’s really useful is for sections
full sections like up here or down down here

this section and obviously see I turned on
parallax for that or this is section right

here this would actually probably be a good
one to do it you can faintly see we’ve got

these buildings in the back coming to go into
the section options right there and then right

here’s my background and there it is so I
got this image right here we’ve got the focal

point in the center bottom which makes sense
here but you can see it’s moving you know

it’s just that easy or maybe I wanted more
or less of something on the left or the right

and there you go you have a right there and
here’s also your parallax options if you wanted

and you can switch to video or map whatever
you want but I think that is really cool to

be able to get the part of the image to be
use that you actually want used okay so that

was position the image focal point the next
really cool thing is you can resize images

maps or videos visually I like this a lot
so I do have some images right here okay testimonials

so I can click on this image like that and
you can see I have the four corners or if

I wanted to make it bigger I can just drag
and drop it just like that and obviously her

and also you see how it’s in the circle will
that was also done using one of the features

right here if I go there while here’s my focal
point feature that we just went over and I

can zoom in or zoom out if I wanted to end
it was actually right here the click will

here actually let me get it out of the way
there we go now it’s above all right so I

got my size and here’s for the corner so I
didn’t wanted to be a circle I could go like

that and go square just click here and have
it go circle and tell you can have full control

over the radius of it oh another thing this
is actually just a little bonus here on the

bottom right I can undo so let me just go
ahead and do a little undoing and there it

is I just undid what I did okay so I was resizing
images by just clicking on the corners I like

that okay here’s something that I think is
really neat for I mean I know how to do this

by setting IDs but I think this is just a
more convenient way of doing it so for any

thing that you can set a link for let me show
you this you can actually link to one of the

sections on the page so this would be kind
of your anger link but is just an easier way

of doing it so if I click on the link right
here there’s an option to put my URL but right

here it’s his anchor in it shows me an image
of all of my sections so if I wanted this

to go down to the contact form I could click
like that and now it’s going to actually take

whenever someone clicks on it it will take
me down to the contact form just like that

so let’s see okay it Stokes Q okay so that
is really cool and anything that has a link

you can do the same thing and not just buttons
okay another thing that I think is really

neat so most major builders you can only have
one button in a row but that’s not the case

with this so I can go ahead and click on this
button and check this out and I can click

on duplicate and you see what happened I have
two buttons on the same row now this is just

something that you don’t usually see usually
if you want to button side-by-side some add-on

maker made an add-on to do that or you’d have
to do some multiple column thing but not so

with with Brizy was just a breeze right I
was able to just click on it and duplicated

now you can do the same thing with the icons
I can click right here I can duplicate it

and I can keep duplicating it in fact when
I scroll all the way down to the bottom and

we see the social buttons here these are actually
just buttons with the the color the said they

way they are in the images and the icons are
that’s in there just side-by-side like that

that’s really neat how they are able to do
that okay were getting to the end of our list

here another one is with accordion content
if you’re going to use an accordion typically

the page builder when you want to use an accordion
or tab module or something like that the actual

content of the accordion or the content of
the tab is just limited to text and some kind

of little box that we have to put it in not
what this page will there someone to go ahead

and add a new block out at a blank block and
right here there’s a plus a click on the plus

and here’s all the modules that we can drag
and drop in there and one of these modules

right here is an accordion I can drag and
drop it in there and now I have an accordion

so here’s the first tab of the accordion the
second tab of the accordion but the content

area of that accordion I can drag any module
in it in just build it out visually like this

so these are just your typical accordions
you can every aspect of it is that you can

design using the page builder okay there is
a contact form a built-in with the free version

of the plug and this is great and here’s a
contact form you can have drop downs like

you see here and it’s just using the same
visual interface so the placeholder text says

name I can just click in there and I can change
that to whatever I wanted to change it to

your able to do it all visually so when you
use it Brizy you don’t also have to use like

contact form seven and or ninja forms or gravity
forms multiply if you want those more mature

powerful form builders you can use that anyway
but you don’t if you just want a basic form

you don’t need to use something like contact
form seven or anything like that okay were

down to our final to the next feature I can’t
show you right now I just read that it’s coming

in two weeks and that’s gonna be global save
this section so you can save something and

reuse it on multiple pages and have them all
be linked that’s can hit the free version

of Brizy and alas the but certainly not least
one of the neatest features is you don’t need

to click save there’s no save button because
it’s automatically saved everything for me

tell tell me how cool is that it did that
all automatically format when I first started

using I like where is the save button wears
a button there isn’t this a button because

it’s doing it all automatically for you using
react now is also mobile options for everything

we have this right here today there’s only
desktop and mobile view they are going to

have a tablet view out I think in like a week
or so so you’ll have the full range of different

mobile device specific options and you can
switch between those and make it look pixel

perfect okay so let’s just jump on over to
their website to take a quick look in over

what the Pro versions can it happen it’s W
crafter.com/Brizy BRI ZY all have a link in

the video description box down below okay
so here is what’s coming in their Pro version

dynamic content to a concert to do the same
page template thing that to all the builders

are doing right now are premium designs at
headers and footers she’s I don’t know if

I’m allowed to say this I did reach out to
the developer and they showed me little video

of the the header thing I’m not gonna say
what I saw but I could just say that I was

pretty impressed okay third party integration
a pop up builder manager role advanced forms

that’s interesting but here’s what interested
me and it was actually what started to get

my curiosity going was a B split testing that
shows the me if they pull that off after they

deliver all of this stuff and like this like
I said this is coming like 2 to 3 months later

in 2018 if they pull off a solid a B split
testing I gotta say I’ll be very impressed

okay let’s scroll down and see little bit
more so there to be doing dynamic content

so you can create post templates and things
of that nature they got some designs coming

like this oh this looks like it’s the header
and footer builder right here okay and so

it’s all in the same interface third-party
integration so they’re referencing integrating

probably their forms and stuff like that with
different third-party services a pop up builder

would be interesting a manager role this would
be for restricting access to the Brizy editor

or the modules are various things like that
based upon the user role advanced forms this

will be interesting to see and that said I’m
not can assure you the price if you want to

see the price I don’t want someone to watch
this video in think that they paid a higher

price will not show the price in this video
it was you want to check this out WPCrafter.com/Brizy

BRI ZY don’t take you right on over there
I this is really cool stuff I mean I kind

of impressed by it it’s all done and react
it feels very apt like it’s very very slick

it doesn’t leave shortcodes it does leave
a lot of dibs so if I save this and then I

deactivated Brizy I’m knocking to be left
with a bunch of shortcodes actually we should

just do that in this video because that’s
actually pretty important so I’m in a go ahead

and click right here and then click on back
to WordPress it’s can adjust me back into

WordPress I actually haven’t tested this before
right now I do think it’s important them to

click on the activate going to pages and that
was a homepage so you see okay so this is

just giving me my content back but if I looked
at the text there is a bit not actually this

is super clean I saw an image that someone
posted it and look this good but there are

a bunch of div classes and stuff like that
but you do have your contact or not let your

your con some your content left and not left
with the judge a bunch of shortcodes I’m glad

I actually hit on that so anyways that’s crazy
let me know what you think about this and

what your impressions are in the video description
box down below it’s good to look at other

things you know it’s good to look where this
has strengths and this one has strengths and

you know what’s can end up happening is all
these various page builders they they end

up pushing each other forward and I think
it’s a very good thing and that’s why was

making this video because I thought there’s
some really neat innovations in this free

WordPress page builder and all be exciting
to see what their future holds in 3 to 3 months

or so when their Pro version comes out that’s
all I have for you in this video thank you

for watching give it a thumbs up if you enjoy
the content and I will see you in the next one

46 Comments

  1. DomainerGeek says:

    Thinking of using Brizy for WP and host it on my cloud server. Is Brizy clean coded. effecient and fast-loading for the visitors to the site?

    1. Its fine really, but like all page builders, there will be some extra code in there.

  2. Alexandra Leonett says:

    do you have a cupon for brizy pro??

  3. Hi, I did a test comparing DIVI and Brizy (both paid versions) and it was much easier to create a web page with Brizy but is not stable like DIVI. the landing time is longer. Is somebody on here who has the same experience? Please let me know.

  4. Hi,
    I’ve purchased Brizy through your link here. How do I prove it? Can I get your premium training course then? Thanks!

  5. Hi Adam,

    I was disappointed to learn that Brizy is not even working on updating any WooCommerce features until next year. I learned this from a facebook post in the FB Brizy group in which I asked: “Any WooCommerce updates coming or will that be later in the year???” The reply was: “No woo commerce yet, we didn’t even start working on it sorry. More important things first. Maybe this year, most likely next.”

    I love Brizy but my business is a training class where I teach students (attendees) how to build an E-Commerce WordPress on Google Cloud Platform and the page builder is Brizy. I use WooCmmerce mainly for the E-Commerce in my trainings, and as you know from your review above, Brizy has very limited features for WooCommerce. I am sure they will build them in later, but I can’t wait until then.

    So, I am asking you what page builder(s) do you recommend that are similar to Brizy (i.e. has a “visual builder” with drag and drop) that can help me create highly-customized, WooCommerce Product, Checkout, Cart, Store/Shop and My Account pages?

    Keep in mind I am coming from using Headway Themes / Padma Unlimited and I am a Graphic Design, not a Web Developer/Coder (as in Javascript, PHP etc) but I have been in web since 1994 and WordPress since 2008.

    Adam, your recommendation will be greatly appreciated, thanks in advance.

    Dante

  6. Hi Adam! Thanks for all your awesome videos!

    To help in deciding between Brizy Pro and other builders, do you have any issues with
    Brizy code bloat? I’m no expert, but have read posts where tests were supposedly done with the outcome being that Brizy had a great deal of bloated code.
    Should this be a factor in deciding on a builder, or not so much? I do love the functionality and fluidity of Brizy. I have also considered Oxygen (flexible but more of a learning curve in my opinion) and of course Elementor.

    BTW … Even though I built our main business site in Divi, I’m just not feeling the love for Divi like I once did and want to move on for future site builds. Another factor is that while I will build and design the basics, I will probably need to bring in a freelance WP developer for certain tasks. Wondering if my choice of builder comes much into play there? Thanks!

    1. Brizy does have the most out of all the builders and it is a concern. In the real world through the impact is minimal at best.

  7. hello Adam, I appreciate your insight and honest reviews for all things wordpress. I was wondering if you have done anything recently as this video was done a year ago.

    1. I did a video on Brizy Cloud, which is included with your purchase.

  8. Hey Adam, Thanks for all the good stuff. Really helped me along.

    One thing so.. In the beginnning of the article it says Brizy is a project of ThemeFusion (These are Avada’s developer). But brizy is a project of ThemeFuse.

    Anyway, thanks for all great info..and tutorials.. I’ll see you soon 😉

    Greetings from the Netherlands

    1. Thanks for correcting my typo lol. Yes you are very right 🙂

  9. can we be able to edit the html in brizy?

  10. I like Brizy but is it just for landing pages, because I cannot find a menu option to link to other pages?

    1. No, you can build entire websites with it. There is an option there to show your themes header and footer.

  11. I am currently debating between Beaver Builder, Elementor, and now Brizy (for the lifetime deal). I only make sites for myself, but require at minimum grid posts with infinite scroll that works on WP multi-site. Do you think Brizy can do this? Will I still need to buy a theme, and if so, does Astra work with Brizy?

    1. Brizy being able to do that is going to take them some time. I am sure they will get there, but they have a ways to go. I would suggest Elementor if you need something for today.

      1. Thank you for the reply. Elementor does look pretty awesome, and I might take you up on those bonus offers!

    2. Brizy is far, far, far away from Elementor, maybe purchase Brizy Lifetime like a future investment is a good idea but nothing more for now. Check Brizy elements and then check Elementor elements. Brizy PRO can’t compare with Elemetor free, don’t have HTML element, tablet previe……..etc. For now Elementor PRO is 10 light year forward than Brizy PRO.

      1. Very true, it has a ways to go, but it does have a bunch of really unique features to it. They recently released a ton of templates where you can instantly change the style globally. It’s really cool.

  12. They have lifetime option going one, do you get a kickback i buy it with your link?

  13. Hi, your Checkout button leads to FREE Brizy and nowhere to buy. Moreover is it worth to buy when the free version already includes enough functions to build a website? I build a website once per year ,

    1. There is a Pro option in the navigation on their website if you want to see the Pro version. So with Brizy the free version is going to have most features. But it will not have all the options someone may want. For example, the free version has forms, but the pro version will have multistep forms.

  14. What theme are you using here? Love how the video follows me down as I scroll.

    1. I use the Astra theme. To get that feature, the sticky video, there is a plugin on CodeCanyon named sticky video, you can grab that if you want the same feature.

  15. Thanks so much for taking the time to review this.

    Such a seemingly simple thing of changing the focus point of a large image is a game changer for me. However, the fact that there’s not yet any way to add a grid of latest posts or to make a gallery of images (masonry or grid style) is a serious limitation, meaning that I can’t use this page builder for any of my client’s websites right now.

    Am I right in thinking that that functionality will be available as dynamic content in the pro version? If so, that would make it way more expensive than some of the other page builders out there. Thoughts?

    1. Yes being that it is new, there are some things like that which need to come and I am sure they will come. I bet the final price after the presale will be in line with the other builders, package wise, but a bit more generous on active installs.

    2. Alex Wright says:

      I’m using the List Category Posts plugin to render the list of posts through use of a shortcode Brizy widget. Seems to be working fine for now until they officially add a supported widget type, which is in their roadmap.

  16. Anton at Sulit says:

    Hi Adam, how will the category/single page template work? is it set on the individual level or global?

    What about adding other stuff like related content? will this rely on the main theme or Brizy can add it too?

    1. Not sure yet. But as the release date approaches, I am sure more info will be released. I am pretty sure it is going to work just like how Elementor and Beaver Themer works.

  17. Paul Bacon says:

    Hi Adam, Great review as usual. Am I missing something? But is there a link to purchase on your site as you say there is? Just couldn’t find it.

      1. Paul Bacon says:

        Thanks you Adam. Mr Bacoon is well pleased ?.

  18. Hey Adam, I just purchased the Lifetime Pro through the referral link on your YouTube channel video. I hope that link gives you the credit. Does joining through that Youtube video qualify for one of your $99 courses, or is that only available when done through this particular website?

  19. David Freud says:

    Are you planning to do a tutorial for Brizy? Is so when? This would help with my decision to buy Brizy Pro.

    1. Did you watch the video on this page? Its pretty in-depth in showing most of what is there. I will be having various videos as well. Should have a new one tomorrow.

    2. David Freud says:

      A slight Freudian slip. What I meant to ask is are you coming out with a tutorial on Brizy Pro once it is finally released?

      1. Haha! Oh yes I am going to be. In fact, I should have a video up today on their new global sections feature they just released.

  20. Chetan Patnekar says:

    hi, i am using Brizy builder free plugin on wp theme Renden X. designed new page in it and published but the designed site is not visible.

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