WebMCP is now live in the Unlayer builder 🤖 AI agents can now work directly with the builder without having to drag and drop their way through the editor. They can: → Understand what the builder supports → Read the current design → Modify and validate it → Preview the result → Load it back into the editor → Export it as HTML The result shows up directly on the canvas, where users can keep editing or undo the change like any other update. Learn more: docs.unlayer.com/builder/lat…

Wondering what tools WebMCP actually gives AI agents inside the Unlayer builder? Here are the 6 WebMCP tools for AI agents: → unlayer_describe_editor Tells the agent how to work with the editor and what that specific builder supports, including content types, custom tools, merge tags, and fonts. → unlayer_get_design_schema Returns the JSON Schema for the design, including custom tools. → unlayer_get_design Returns the current design so the agent can read it before making changes. → unlayer_load_design Validates an updated design and loads it back into the builder if everything checks out. → unlayer_preview Lets the agent preview the design across desktop, tablet, and mobile. → unlayer_export_html Exports the current design as HTML. Together, these tools give AI agents a structured way to understand the Builder, work with the design, validate changes, and return the result to the same visual editor the user is already working in. Learn more: unlayer.com/blog/webmcp-ai-a…

Wondering what WebMCP actually does? No worries, we got you covered 👇🏻 WebMCP lets a web page expose structured tools directly to AI agents. Instead of relying only on the visual interface, an agent can discover what actions are available and use them directly. For an Unlayer builder, that means an agent can: → Understand what the editor supports → Inspect the design structure → Read the current design → Load an updated design → Preview it across devices → Export it as HTML The result: a machine-readable way for agents to work with the builder while users stay in the same visual editor. Learn more: docs.unlayer.com/builder/lat…

Rewards for the #BuiltWithImageEditor challenge have been distributed! Congrats once again to the winners and to all the builders who participated. More OSS challenges coming soon, stay tuned… Meanwhile, keep building with the React Image Editor: github.com/unlayer/react-ima…

The #BuiltWithImageEditor challenge has officially wrapped up. Thanks to all the builders who participated and shipped some incredible use cases. We’ve seen a huge range of ideas and applications built with the Image Editor, and the response from the community has been amazing. The team is now busy reviewing and evaluating all the submissions. In the meantime, feel free to keep building with the Image Editor: github.com/unlayer/react-ima…

The deadline for the #BuiltWithImageEditor challenge has been extended to Sunday at 23:59 UTC. If you’ve already submitted, you can continue working on your build and make updates until the new deadline. The response from builders has been incredible, so we’re giving everyone 3 more days to build, refine, and submit. Best of luck and happy building! Get started here: github.com/unlayer/react-ima…

1 day to go, builders 🫵🏻 Challenge ends tomorrow at 23:59 UTC. There’s still time. All you need is an idea and start building. Get started today: github.com/unlayer/react-ima… #BuiltWithImageEditor

2 days to go, builders 🫵🏻 We’ve already seen some incredibly creative and original use cases built with our Image Editor. There’s still time to join and compete for a share of the $1K prize pool. Get started today: github.com/unlayer/react-ima… #BuiltWithImageEditor