Extra users cost an additional $25/user/month on the Basic and Pro plans. Contact us for enterprise information.

The Visual Editor is an inline editor that allows content editing within a what you see is what you get interface. Editor links also provide an easy way to edit site modules/components within the Visual Editor.

The Content Editor is an elegant rich text editor for Markdown files. Clients and team members use this to edit formatted Markdown without having to know the syntax or use a plain text editor.

Build an interface around your content to keep it consistent and easy to update. There are UIs for editing images, HTML content, colours, arrays, dates and more.

The Source Editor is used to make edits within CloudCannon on any text-based file. It is available to the owner and developers of the site.

Automatically protect your websites with free SSL. No configuration or set up required.

Your changes are live seconds after you publish them.

Create forms for your sites. CloudCannon sends named form data to email addresses of your choosing. Alternatively, use a hook to integrate with services like Zapier or IFTTT.

Connecting your remote repository allows you to work on your websites locally and have the changes sync with CloudCannon. File changes made on CloudCannon also get synced back to your remote repository.

Connecting a storage provider to output allows you to access the compiled output of a site.

Publishing allows editors to merge changes from one branch to another. You can choose to merge directly or with a pull request. Selecting a publish branch enables the publish interface for your site. This is useful for staging sites.

Use community-contributed packages and run custom code to extend your sites. All sites on CloudCannon support Jekyll plugins.

CloudCannon optimises sites to load as fast as possible. CloudCannon minifies CSS with clean-css and JavaScript with Uglifier. Externally hosted assets are not optimised.

Scheduling allows you to define when your site is built automatically.

Add external services or ownership validation through DNS records while your site is configured with CloudCannon DNS.

Password authentication restricts access to your site by prompting viewers to enter a password.

Share your site with your clients without them having to create a CloudCannon account and use a seat on your pricing plan.

Give other CloudCannon users/collaborators access to any number of sites.

Choose from a range of organisational sharing roles that include Owners, Developers, Technical Editors, Editors and External Collaborators.

Remove all CloudCannon logos and brand it as your own.

Projects group related sites together with a supporting description and external links. Access to Projects is available after you have created at least one site.

CloudCannon Internationalisation allows you to serve your site in different languages based on the viewers browser settings.

Geolocation on CloudCannon allows you to detect which country your viewers are coming from. CloudCannon automatically injects the viewers country code into the HTML elements class as it is served.

CloudCannon is set up as a Service Provider (SP) to allow Single Sign On (SSO) for your organisation. To use this feature you must already have your own Identity Provider (IdP). See our documentation on SAML Authentication for more information.

Extra users cost an additional $25/user/month on the Basic and Pro plans. Contact us for enterprise information.

The Visual Editor is an inline editor that allows content editing within a what you see is what you get interface. Editor links also provide an easy way to edit site modules/components within the Visual Editor.

The Content Editor is an elegant rich text editor for Markdown files. Clients and team members use this to edit formatted Markdown without having to know the syntax or use a plain text editor.

Build an interface around your content to keep it consistent and easy to update. There are UIs for editing images, HTML content, colours, arrays, dates and more.

The Source Editor is used to make edits within CloudCannon on any text-based file. It is available to the owner and developers of the site.

Automatically protect your websites with free SSL. No configuration or set up required.

Your changes are live seconds after you publish them.

Create forms for your sites. CloudCannon sends named form data to email addresses of your choosing. Alternatively, use a hook to integrate with services like Zapier or IFTTT.

Connecting your remote repository allows you to work on your websites locally and have the changes sync with CloudCannon. File changes made on CloudCannon also get synced back to your remote repository.

Connecting a storage provider to output allows you to access the compiled output of a site.

Publishing allows editors to merge changes from one branch to another. You can choose to merge directly or with a pull request. Selecting a publish branch enables the publish interface for your site. This is useful for staging sites.

Use community-contributed packages and run custom code to extend your sites. All sites on CloudCannon support Jekyll plugins.

CloudCannon optimises sites to load as fast as possible. CloudCannon minifies CSS with clean-css and JavaScript with Uglifier. Externally hosted assets are not optimised.

Scheduling allows you to define when your site is built automatically.

Add external services or ownership validation through DNS records while your site is configured with CloudCannon DNS.

Password authentication restricts access to your site by prompting viewers to enter a password.

Share your site with your clients without them having to create a CloudCannon account and use a seat on your pricing plan.

Give other CloudCannon users/collaborators access to any number of sites.

Choose from a range of organisational sharing roles that include Owners, Developers, Technical Editors, Editors and External Collaborators.

Remove all CloudCannon logos and brand it as your own.

Projects group related sites together with a supporting description and external links. Access to Projects is available after you have created at least one site.

CloudCannon Internationalisation allows you to serve your site in different languages based on the viewers browser settings.

Geolocation on CloudCannon allows you to detect which country your viewers are coming from. CloudCannon automatically injects the viewers country code into the HTML elements class as it is served.

CloudCannon is set up as a Service Provider (SP) to allow Single Sign On (SSO) for your organisation. To use this feature you must already have your own Identity Provider (IdP). See our documentation on SAML Authentication for more information.

Extra users cost an additional $25/user/month on the Basic and Pro plans. Contact us for enterprise information.

The Visual Editor is an inline editor that allows content editing within a what you see is what you get interface. Editor links also provide an easy way to edit site modules/components within the Visual Editor.

The Content Editor is an elegant rich text editor for Markdown files. Clients and team members use this to edit formatted Markdown without having to know the syntax or use a plain text editor.

Build an interface around your content to keep it consistent and easy to update. There are UIs for editing images, HTML content, colours, arrays, dates and more.

The Source Editor is used to make edits within CloudCannon on any text-based file. It is available to the owner and developers of the site.

Automatically protect your websites with free SSL. No configuration or set up required.

Your changes are live seconds after you publish them.

Create forms for your sites. CloudCannon sends named form data to email addresses of your choosing. Alternatively, use a hook to integrate with services like Zapier or IFTTT.

Connecting your remote repository allows you to work on your websites locally and have the changes sync with CloudCannon. File changes made on CloudCannon also get synced back to your remote repository.

Connecting a storage provider to output allows you to access the compiled output of a site.

Publishing allows editors to merge changes from one branch to another. You can choose to merge directly or with a pull request. Selecting a publish branch enables the publish interface for your site. This is useful for staging sites.

Use community-contributed packages and run custom code to extend your sites. All sites on CloudCannon support Jekyll plugins.

CloudCannon optimises sites to load as fast as possible. CloudCannon minifies CSS with clean-css and JavaScript with Uglifier. Externally hosted assets are not optimised.

Scheduling allows you to define when your site is built automatically.

Add external services or ownership validation through DNS records while your site is configured with CloudCannon DNS.

Password authentication restricts access to your site by prompting viewers to enter a password.

Share your site with your clients without them having to create a CloudCannon account and use a seat on your pricing plan.

Give other CloudCannon users/collaborators access to any number of sites.

Choose from a range of organisational sharing roles that include Owners, Developers, Technical Editors, Editors and External Collaborators.

Remove all CloudCannon logos and brand it as your own.

Projects group related sites together with a supporting description and external links. Access to Projects is available after you have created at least one site.

CloudCannon Internationalisation allows you to serve your site in different languages based on the viewers browser settings.

Geolocation on CloudCannon allows you to detect which country your viewers are coming from. CloudCannon automatically injects the viewers country code into the HTML elements class as it is served.

CloudCannon is set up as a Service Provider (SP) to allow Single Sign On (SSO) for your organisation. To use this feature you must already have your own Identity Provider (IdP). See our documentation on SAML Authentication for more information.

Extra users cost an additional $25/user/month on the Basic and Pro plans. Contact us for enterprise information.

The Visual Editor is an inline editor that allows content editing within a what you see is what you get interface. Editor links also provide an easy way to edit site modules/components within the Visual Editor.

The Content Editor is an elegant rich text editor for Markdown files. Clients and team members use this to edit formatted Markdown without having to know the syntax or use a plain text editor.

Build an interface around your content to keep it consistent and easy to update. There are UIs for editing images, HTML content, colours, arrays, dates and more.

The Source Editor is used to make edits within CloudCannon on any text-based file. It is available to the owner and developers of the site.

Automatically protect your websites with free SSL. No configuration or set up required.

Your changes are live seconds after you publish them.

Create forms for your sites. CloudCannon sends named form data to email addresses of your choosing. Alternatively, use a hook to integrate with services like Zapier or IFTTT.

Connecting your remote repository allows you to work on your websites locally and have the changes sync with CloudCannon. File changes made on CloudCannon also get synced back to your remote repository.

Connecting a storage provider to output allows you to access the compiled output of a site.

Publishing allows editors to merge changes from one branch to another. You can choose to merge directly or with a pull request. Selecting a publish branch enables the publish interface for your site. This is useful for staging sites.

Use community-contributed packages and run custom code to extend your sites. All sites on CloudCannon support Jekyll plugins.

CloudCannon optimises sites to load as fast as possible. CloudCannon minifies CSS with clean-css and JavaScript with Uglifier. Externally hosted assets are not optimised.

Scheduling allows you to define when your site is built automatically.

Add external services or ownership validation through DNS records while your site is configured with CloudCannon DNS.

Password authentication restricts access to your site by prompting viewers to enter a password.

Share your site with your clients without them having to create a CloudCannon account and use a seat on your pricing plan.

Give other CloudCannon users/collaborators access to any number of sites.

Choose from a range of organisational sharing roles that include Owners, Developers, Technical Editors, Editors and External Collaborators.

Remove all CloudCannon logos and brand it as your own.

Projects group related sites together with a supporting description and external links. Access to Projects is available after you have created at least one site.

CloudCannon Internationalisation allows you to serve your site in different languages based on the viewers browser settings.

Geolocation on CloudCannon allows you to detect which country your viewers are coming from. CloudCannon automatically injects the viewers country code into the HTML elements class as it is served.

CloudCannon is set up as a Service Provider (SP) to allow Single Sign On (SSO) for your organisation. To use this feature you must already have your own Identity Provider (IdP). See our documentation on SAML Authentication for more information.