Tilda

About Tilda

What is Tilda (2026 update)

Tilda is a no-code website builder that lets you design sites, online stores, and blogs by assembling pre-made content blocks rather than writing code. It is built around a block-based editor with more than 550 pre-designed blocks, and it also includes a Zero Block design editor for more advanced, freeform layouts with animation and auto layouts.

What is new in 2026

Tilda’s biggest update this year is a built-in AI Assistant that can generate an entire page from a short description of your website topic, choosing relevant blocks, a matching color palette, and writing the copy automatically. The AI Assistant also handles targeted text edits, such as rewriting a headline, shortening or expanding a paragraph, or simplifying existing copy. A new "Follow Precisely" mode makes the AI Assistant stick more closely to what you actually asked for instead of taking creative liberties. On the content management side, Tilda released CMS Feeds 2.0, which makes it faster to manage content and build multi-page websites.

Key features

• 550+ pre-designed blocks for building pages without code
• Zero Block visual editor with auto layouts and animation for custom designs
• AI Assistant that generates full pages or rewrites copy from a text prompt
• CMS Feeds 2.0 for managing dynamic content and multi-page sites
• Built-in SEO tools, CRM features, and e-commerce support for stores and course sales
• Custom domain support and, on paid plans, removal of the "Made on Tilda" label
• Code export available on the Business plan for developers who want to take the HTML elsewhere

Pricing in 2026

Tilda offers a free plan limited to one website with basic blocks, and two paid plans billed either monthly or at a lower annual rate. Payment is by bank card.

Who should use it

Tilda suits freelancers, small business owners, and marketers who want to launch a polished website, landing page, or simple store quickly without hiring a developer. The AI Assistant makes it a reasonable option for people who want a first draft of a page generated from a short description rather than starting from a blank block. It also fits agencies managing several small client sites, since the Business plan supports up to five websites under one subscription. It is less suited to teams needing a large-scale, highly customized web application, since Tilda is block-based rather than a full code environment.

Limitations and alternatives

The Free and Personal plans are both capped at one website, so anyone managing multiple sites needs the Business plan. Code export is only available on the top paid tier, which limits portability for lower-tier users. As with any AI page generator, output from the AI Assistant may need manual editing to match a specific brand voice or layout preference.

Alternatives worth comparing include Webflow, which offers deeper custom design control for developers, Squarespace, known for polished templates aimed at creatives, and Wix, which pairs a large template library with its own AI site-generation tools.

Frequently asked questions

Is Tilda free to use?

Yes, Tilda has a free plan limited to one website with access to key blocks. Paid plans start at $15/month for more features and a custom domain.

How much does Tilda cost per month?

The Personal plan is $15/month (or $10/month billed annually) and the Business plan is $25/month (or $20/month billed annually), covering up to 5 websites.

What does Tilda's AI Assistant do?

It can generate a full webpage from a text description of your site, choosing blocks, colors, and copy automatically, and it can also rewrite or adjust existing text on request.

What are the best Tilda alternatives?

Webflow, Squarespace, and Wix are commonly compared alternatives for no-code website building.

Information last verified: September 2026.