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Scroll Kit

A visual editor for building web stories

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Scroll Kit was a visual editor for building web pages through a drawing-like process, intended to make page creation accessible while letting users shape their own layouts. The product has been discontinued: the team joined WordPress.com's product team, the editor shut down three months after the announcement, and users had six months to download their work, after which scrolls remained online in read-only mode.

The editor let users compose pages visually rather than writing HTML and CSS directly. Published scrolls could remain accessible after the shutdown in read-only form, and work could be exported during the download window. The team's stated direction after the closure was to apply what it learned to a product integrated with WordPress.com. No current plans, editions, or pricing are described.

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