Brizy’s WordPress plugin adds AI-assisted site generation to a visual drag-and-drop builder. In version 2.8.0, introduced in March 2026, Brizy AI can generate a multi-page site from a business description or Google Business Profile data, then open it in the visual editor. This differs from Brizy Cloud, where sites are hosted on Brizy’s platform; the plugin stores content in the site’s WordPress database.

The plugin’s Theme Builder supports templates for posts, archives, headers, footers and 404 pages, while forms and WooCommerce elements cover common site workflows. Dynamic content from custom fields requires the Pro version. For directories or other data-heavy sites, generated pages should be checked to confirm repeated listings use reusable records and templates rather than individually built blocks. Stores needing deep control over product templates may require another approach.

Brizy uses its own visual editing engine, with global styles for shared colours and typography and controls to undo or redo AI changes. It is reported to work with standard themes and third-party plugins, but deactivation may leave some HTML tags behind. Testing on staging—including non-Brizy pages, dynamic content and WooCommerce checkout—can reveal compatibility and ownership issues before deployment.

Author of the original text: Alexander Bulat (Crocoblock)