Help Center Builder

Every Zendesk theme promises easy “no-code” customization. What you actually get is a limited set of theme settings that let you get started quickly, but then leave you stranded. Need to move an element, adjust spacing, or make any change that the settings don’t happen to support? That’s when “no code” becomes “call a developer”.

You can use our new visual page builder to handle complex customization that was previously only available by editing the page templates and code. Move elements, refine styles, build entirely new layouts. Changes that used to take days and cost thousands, done visually in minutes.

Consistency no longer means rigidity. With global styles and dynamic color palettes, your brand colors and styles are defined once and inherited across your entire help center. You can override any of them on individual elements when the design calls for it, using custom values or global variables. This allows for clean, consistent branding you can update in minutes.

Everything is an element you can select and edit. Click, drag, drop. Branding and customizing your help center is now accessible to everyone and the burden of maintaining custom code disappears entirely.

Responsive defaults are a starting point, not a constraint. In other themes, when the layout doesn't match your vision there's little you can do. With Zenplates, you decide how your help center looks on desktop, laptop, tablet, and mobile. What your visitors see on each device is exactly what you intended — not what the theme decided for you.

Your footer is often the last thing visitors see. It’s also the first thing that looks out of place when it doesn't match your website. Most themes lock you into a fixed layout, and changing it means paying for custom development. With the visual builder, you can create a footer that matches your website exactly using pre-built templates or by building your own. No developer, no customization service required.

Data disclosure

This app reads your Zendesk account, brands, and the Knowledge content and themes you are editing, so you can preview and publish against the real help center.

We store the modified theme files needed to publish a theme or work across brands on our own servers, solely to run the app.

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