Gutenberg Blocks tracking and usage
Websites using Gutenberg Blocks by countrymarket share
13%
🇺🇸US28%
🇩🇪DE4.4%
🇨🇦CA2.9%
🇵🇱PL2.9%
🇬🇧GB2.2%
🇮🇳IN2.2%
🇩🇰DK1.5%
🇳🇱NLWebsites using Gutenberg Blocks by industrymarket share · top 6 industries
Shopping
Technology & Computing
SaaS & Cloud
Software Development
Construction
Medical & Healthcare
0%10%20%30%40%
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We track 137 websites using Gutenberg Blocks, along with their country, traffic, industry and platforms. There are 18 websites using Gutenberg Blocks in United States.
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🇺🇸 United States18 sites
🇩🇪 Germany38 sites
🇨🇦 Canada6 sites
🇵🇱 Poland4 sites
🇬🇧 United Kingdom4 sites
🇮🇳 India3 sites
🇩🇰 Denmark3 sites
🇳🇱 Netherlands2 sites
🇮🇹 Italy1 sites
🇫🇷 France1 sites
🇺🇾 Uruguay1 sites
🇪🇪 Estonia1 sites
🇷🇴 Romania1 sites
🇹🇿 Tanzania, United Republic of1 sites
🇦🇹 Austria1 sites
🇨🇿 Czechia1 sites
🇵🇰 Pakistan1 sites
🇵🇦 Panama1 sites
🇲🇾 Malaysia1 sites
🇫🇮 Finland1 sites
🇮🇪 Ireland1 sites
🇦🇺 Australia1 sites
🇵🇭 Philippines1 sites
🇧🇷 Brazil1 sites
🇰🇭 Cambodia1 sites
🇯🇵 Japan1 sites
About Gutenberg Blocks
Gutenberg Blocks is a WordPress plugin that adds pre-built content blocks, built on React, for creating buttons, tables, and other elements in the Gutenberg editor.
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Official website
ultimategutenberg.com↗
Frequently asked
What are Gutenberg Blocks?›
Gutenberg Blocks are a fundamental aspect of the WordPress Gutenberg editor. They are individual, customizable components that can be added, rearranged, and modified to create rich content layouts in a user-friendly and dynamic way.
Can I use custom Gutenberg Blocks?›
Yes, custom Gutenberg Blocks can be created and added to your site using plugins, or by developing your own custom blocks using JavaScript and React.
How do I add a new block in Gutenberg editor?›
To add a new block, click on the plus (+) icon in the editor, which opens the block library. You can select a block from the library, and it will be inserted to your post or page.
Can I reuse a specific block or a group of blocks?›
Yes, the Gutenberg editor allows users to save individual or group of blocks as reusable blocks. Once saved, these reusable blocks can be easily inserted into any post or page on your site.
Can I still use the classic editor if I don't want to use Gutenberg Blocks?›
Yes, if you prefer the classic WordPress editor, you can revert to it by installing the Classic Editor plugin. This plugin allows you to either entirely replace Gutenberg editor or have both editors available for use.