You write it.Aldus shows you every way it could look.

Add your content — a headline, some paragraphs, an image. Aldus arranges it as a magazine spread, a cinematic landing page, a newspaper layout, a minimal essay, and more. All at once. Pick the one that fits. It becomes real WordPress blocks.

Your content

Every style, at once

Pick the one that fits

How it works

Bring your words. See every option. Pick.

01

Headline

Paragraph

Paragraph

Image

Quote

Button

Add what you’ve got.

A headline, some text, an image, a quote — whatever the page needs. Don’t worry about layout.

02

See every option at once.

Aldus arranges your content in every layout style — editorial columns, cinematic heroes, newspaper grids, minimal typography. Same words, different energy.

03

Pick the one that fits.

It becomes real WordPress blocks — fully editable, rearrangeable, yours. Aldus stays available if you want to try a different look later.

Same content. Two styles. You decide.

Before

Our Coffee Roasting Philosophy

We source single-origin beans from three farms in Ethiopia and one in Guatemala. We roast small batches twice a week.

Each origin has a distinct flavor profile that we highlight through careful temperature control.

Aldus

Dispatch

Our Coffee Roasting Philosophy

We source single-origin beans from three farms in Ethiopia and one in Guatemala. We roast small batches twice a week.

Each origin has a distinct flavor profile that we highlight through careful temperature control.

Every style Aldus creates is real WordPress blocks — edit them, rearrange them, or start over.

Who this is for

You’ve written the words. Your page still looks like a draft.

Bloggers

You publish weekly and want each post to feel designed, not just written.

Small business owners

You’re building your own site in WordPress and don’t have a designer on call.

Content creators

You know what to say. You just don’t know how to arrange it.

Developers

You need a layout fast and don’t want to hand-code it from scratch.

What Aldus isn’t

Not a page builder. Not a template library. Not an AI writer.

Not a page builder.

You don’t drag and drop. You pick.

Not a template library.

Layouts are generated from your content, not filled in from blanks.

Not an AI writer.

Aldus never reads, rewrites, or suggests changes to your words.

The styles

Every layout has its own structure, mood, and rhythm.

Same words — completely different energy.

Dispatch

dramatic

Dark opener, bold declaration, then the ask — urgency in three acts

Folio

editorial

Label left, body right — every section reads like a magazine spread

Stratum

structural

Dark, light, accent — the page as landscape

Broadside

cinematic

Cinematic image-text panels, CTA cut right in the middle

Manifesto

dramatic

Quiet H1, then a dark declaration, then three columns erupt

Nocturne

cinematic

Dark cover bleeds into full image, then surfaces into light

Tribune

structural

Newspaper front page energy, split by a bold pullquote

Overture

editorial

Light cover builds to a reveal, accent section drops the curtain

Codex

editorial

Typographic restraint — kicker, display headline, editorial inset

Dusk

atmospheric

Split-screen opener bleeds into gradient atmosphere

Broadsheet

structural

Four-column newspaper density, cleaved by a centered pullquote

Solstice

minimal

Minimal cover, two-column rhythm, nothing superfluous

Mirage

atmospheric

Gradient-drenched and lush — cover and color converge

Ledger

editorial

Essay structure: two columns, attributed quote, editorial inset

Mosaic

visual

Images lead, text stays lean — built for visual portfolios

Prism

visual

Three columns open into a full gallery grid

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No subscription. No server. No catch.

Aldus is free, open source, and runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you write ever leaves your computer — the AI runs locally, not in the cloud. The model downloads once and works offline forever after. Every layout is standard WordPress blocks — deactivate the plugin and your pages stay exactly as they are.

Free forever

GPL licensed. No subscription, no freemium tier, no “pro” version.

Private by design

The AI runs in your browser. Nothing you write ever touches a server — not ours, not anyone’s.

Zero lock-in

Every layout is standard WordPress blocks. Deactivate Aldus and nothing breaks.

Works offline

After the one-time model download (~200MB), Aldus works without internet.

What else it does

More than a one-trick plugin.

Mix & match

Combine sections from different styles into one custom layout.

Per-card re-roll

Regenerate just one card without losing the rest.

Style direction

Steer toward Image-forward, Minimal, Dark mood, or Magazine.

Import from your page

Already have content in the editor? One click pulls it in.

Quick peek

Preview a specific style before seeing all of them.

Saved sessions

Bookmark your content set and reload it later.

Keyboard shortcuts

⌘Enter to generate, Escape to cancel, ⇧⌘R to regenerate.

Pack Previews

See it in action before you download.

Seven themed content packs show you every layout style with real, high-quality copy — no model download, no account, no commitment.

☕

Roast

Specialty coffee roaster. Warm, obsessive, funny.

⚡

Meridian

Developer deployment platform. Confident, dry, engineer humor.

🤝

Hearth

Nonprofit & community. Honest, grounded, unsentimental.

✈️

Plume

Travel & culture magazine. Literary, unhurried, romantic.

🌿

Grove

Farm-to-table produce delivery. Opinionated, earthy, self-aware.

🎲

Loot

Board game & hobby shop. Enthusiastic, nerdy, self-deprecating.

🔒

Signal

Privacy-first email app. Dry, principled, sardonic.

What you can add

Bring whatever you’ve got.

Headline

The big, bold title

Subheading

Section headers

Paragraph

Your body copy

Quote

A line worth highlighting

Image

From your media library or a URL

Button

A call-to-action link

List

Bullet points

Video

YouTube, Vimeo, or direct URL

Table

Structured data

Gallery

Multi-image grid

For developers

Clean blocks. Real hooks. No lock-in.

Every layout Aldus generates is standard core blocks — Cover, Columns, Media & Text, Group, Pullquote. No custom post types, no proprietary markup, no dependency. It reads your theme.json palette and font sizes automatically.

Standard core blocks only

Cover, Columns, Media & Text, Group, Pullquote, Quote, Heading, Paragraph, Image, Buttons, List, Separator, Spacer, Embed, Table, Gallery.

Theme-aware

Reads your theme’s color palette, font sizes, and gradients from theme.json. Layouts match your theme automatically.

Block API v3

Latest WordPress block API with proper schema validation.

WebGPU / WebLLM

Runs SmolLM2-360M-Instruct in the browser via @mlc-ai/web-llm. No external server calls.

Privacy by architecture

The model receives a content manifest (e.g., “2 paragraphs, 1 image”), never your actual words. Layout is structural, not semantic.

Extensible via hooks

// Add or remove personalities
add_filter( 'aldus_personalities', $callback );

// Register custom tokens
add_filter( 'aldus_valid_tokens', $callback );

// Modify token sequences before render
add_filter( 'aldus_tokens_before_render', $callback );

// Filter assembled block output
add_filter( 'aldus_assembled_blocks', $callback );

// Action hook for analytics
do_action( 'aldus_layout_generated', $personality, $tokens );

Installation

Up and running in minutes.

Setup

  1. Upload to /wp-content/plugins/ and activate.
  2. Open any page or post in the block editor.
  3. First generation downloads the model (~200MB, cached permanently).

Requirements

  • WordPress 6.4+
  • PHP 8.0+
  • WebGPU browser: Chrome 113+, Edge 113+, Safari 18+
  • Pack Previews work in any browser (no WebGPU needed)

“I built Aldus because I was tired of writing good content and having it look like every other WordPress page. I wanted to see what my words could look like — not build it myself, but choose from options. That’s all this does.”

— Nick, Regionally Famous

Your words deserve better than a column of blocks.