Point. Click. Make it yours.
Select text or artwork in the preview. Adjust its style and position, then see the result as you work.
Start with a template. Add your colors, your logo, your whole personality. CompactEditor brings it together in one visual workspace.

A world worth joining.
Explore the store ↗Find a look that feels right. Make every detail your own.
One visual workspace. Eight distinct foundations.Template licenses are purchased separately.
A workspace built around the way you design, from the first color change to the final preview.
Select text or artwork in the preview. Adjust its style and position, then see the result as you work.
Bring your branding into a supported template, from the accent color to the artwork and finishing touches.
Create layered wordmarks, move and rotate their elements, and download a transparent PNG.
Save drafts, publish a preview snapshot, and restore an earlier published version to keep exploring.
Download a saved project ZIP and import it into CompactEditor with its design settings and catalog.
Use the code editor for custom storefront HTML and CSS when your account has the required add-on access.
Describe your idea right inside CompactEditor. Built-in AI chat will suggest supported appearance changes for you to review and apply, with the final design in your hands.
Review the supported appearance changes. Apply them to your local draft when you are ready.
Pick a supported template and verify its license when required.
Design with a demo catalog or import a snapshot of your Tebex packages.
Save your draft, then publish a preview snapshot when you are ready.
Paid templates have their own licenses, purchased through their BuiltByBit listings. CompactEditor verifies access for the template you choose. The optional AI add-on is separate.
Published native storefronts can send buyers to Tebex checkout after the owner verifies a supported Minecraft Game Server merchant connection and the template purchase, then explicitly publishes. Tebex handles payment and delivery. Demo catalogs, imported-only catalogs and custom HTML do not enable checkout.
CompactEditor supports its own project packages and documented compatible import formats. It renders installed template families, rather than executing arbitrary uploaded Twig templates. Read the project-file guide.
No. The chat proposes supported appearance changes. You review and apply them to your local draft. Saving and publishing remain separate actions.
Your storefront starts with a template.
What happens next is up to you.