WPPasteKit or UiChemy Composer: design inside your editor or build without an extra builder?
The short version
UiChemy imports designs into editors; Composer also supports real code with visual editing and AI chat.
WPPasteKit turns your original AI-generated HTML into a complete WordPress site with shared elements and content fields, from €49 once.
Choose UiChemy for Figma, visual editing or your preferred editor; choose WPPasteKit for a complete site from HTML without an extra builder.
Two approaches
UiChemy Composer
UiChemy imports Figma designs and AI sites into Elementor, Gutenberg or Bricks, turning imported designs into native elements of the chosen editor. Composer also offers a different workflow: one widget contains real HTML, CSS and JavaScript, editable visually, in code or through AI chat. It would therefore be inaccurate to say that all Composer code is replaced with widgets. Dynamic data can come from WordPress, ACF, JetEngine, Metabox and WooCommerce. ACF and the other field plugins help manage additional content fields. UiChemy requires WordPress 6.9 or later.
WPPasteKit
WPPasteKit works as a plugin with any theme, the standard package that determines your site’s design and layouts. There is no need to switch themes. “Make this my site” separates a complete design into a header, the shared top section, page content and a footer, the shared bottom section. Those shared elements also appear on the blog, archives and 404 page. A builder is a visual environment for assembling pages; WPPasteKit does not require an extra one.
Your navigation becomes a real WordPress menu, and your news cards can display real posts. Editors get a separate screen for content, images and repeatable rows, while raw HTML remains available only to administrators. You still write ordinary blog posts in Gutenberg, WordPress’s standard editor.
Comparison
“Not stated on its site” means the information used here does not describe the feature. It is not proof that the feature is absent. Prices below are as of 30 September 2026 and may have changed.
| Feature | UiChemy Composer | WPPasteKit |
|---|---|---|
| Approach | ✓ Imports into editor elements; Composer also provides a widget containing real code. | ✓ Plugin: your design as a complete WordPress site, without an extra builder. |
| Keeps your own design HTML | ✓ Composer contains real HTML/CSS/JS; other imports convert into editor elements. | ✓ Retains original markup and classes; fixed elements become dynamic. |
| Works with your current theme | Not stated on its site; not established in the information used. | ✓ Works with any theme; no switch required. |
| Header and footer across all pages | Not stated on its site; not established in the information used. | ✓ From your design, shared across regular pages, blog, archives and 404. |
| WordPress menu in your design | Not stated on its site; not established in the information used. | ✓ Real WordPress menu in your design’s styling. |
| Blog and news in your design | Not stated on its site; not established in the information used. | ✓ Real posts in your own cards, with archives and pagination. |
| Clients edit without code | ✓ Visual editing and dynamic fields; a separate restricted client screen is not stated on its site. | ✓ Separate screen for Editors; text, images and repeatable rows. No ACF required. |
| Form in the design’s form area | Not stated on its site; not established in the information used. | ✓ Fill the form area with a form from Gravity Forms or Contact Form 7, for example. |
| Yoast and other plugins | Not stated on its site; not established in the information used. | ✓ WordPress handles titles, metadata and analytics, with tools such as Yoast and GTM4WP. |
| Later design changes | ✓ Composer: visual editing, code or AI chat within the chosen editor. | ✓ Paste revised code; no new conversion into a theme or builder. |
| AI costs or external service | ✓ AI features require an active subscription. | ✓ No WPPasteKit API key, AI charges or external service; choose your own AI chat. |
| Figma and dynamic data | ✓ Figma import; data from sources including ACF and WooCommerce. | ✗ No Figma import or dedicated WooCommerce integration; content editing requires no ACF. |
| Interface language | Not stated on its site. | ✓ Dutch and English. |
| Price | ✓ Annual subscriptions and $499 lifetime option; check current annual amounts with the provider. | ✓ One-time: Individual €49 / 1 live site; Agency €149 / 20 live sites. 12 months of updates and support. |
When all twenty live-site slots are used, WPPasteKit Agency works out at €7.45 per site. Both licences include twelve months of updates and support. Renewal at a reduced rate is optional: your site continues working without it. You can use the WPPasteKit prompt in a free AI chat; any paid AI service you choose is a separate expense. Paid form or other plugins, if used, are outside the WPPasteKit licence.
Three practical situations
Your designer hands over a Figma file
UiChemy offers a Figma import workflow. WPPasteKit has no Figma import and expects HTML/CSS, optionally with JavaScript and assets. Without that code version, it is not a direct replacement for this import step.
You want AI chat next to your design
Composer supports visual editing, code and AI chat. With WPPasteKit, you use a separate AI chat of your choice and paste the result. WPPasteKit itself requires no AI subscription or API key.
You hand the site over to a client
UiChemy offers dynamic fields and editing within the chosen editor. A separate restricted client screen is not stated on its site. WPPasteKit provides Editors with a separate content screen, reserving raw HTML for administrators.
When should you choose UiChemy Composer?
- You want to start from Figma or continue working in Elementor, Gutenberg or Bricks.
- You want to combine visual editing and AI chat with real code in Composer.
- You use dynamic data from ACF, JetEngine, Metabox or WooCommerce.
When should you choose WPPasteKit?
- You already have HTML/CSS and do not want an extra builder for the design.
- You want menus, blogging and shared site elements in one documented workflow.
- You want content fields without ACF or a plugin-specific AI subscription.
Frequently asked questions
Does Composer discard my original HTML?
That would be too broad a claim. Composer has a widget containing real HTML, CSS and JavaScript. This differs from UiChemy imports that turn a design into native editor elements.
Do I always need a paid builder?
No. UiChemy also works with Gutenberg, the standard WordPress editor, as well as Elementor and Bricks. Any paid components depend on your chosen workflow.
Does my page disappear if I cancel?
Under the described offer, published UiChemy pages continue working after cancellation. AI features do require an active subscription.
Can I move from UiChemy Composer to WPPasteKit?
If you have the original HTML/CSS from your AI design, optionally with JavaScript and related assets, you can paste or import it into WPPasteKit and click “Make this my site”. WPPasteKit does not turn widgets or builder blocks back into HTML. This is not a promise of automatic migration of every existing page, setting or content item; check those separately.
Do I have to keep paying for WPPasteKit?
No. Individual costs €49 once for one live site; Agency costs €149 once for twenty live sites. Twelve months of updates and support are included. Without optional renewal, the site keeps working but further updates and support stop. Prices as of 30 September 2026; they may have changed.
For another approach, read the comparison with AI2WP.
Does this workflow fit your site?
Want to use your AI design with shared WordPress elements and content fields for your client? See WPPasteKit licences and pricing.
This comparison was written by WPPasteKit / Webdelta, the maker of WPPasteKit. Based on https://wordpress.org/plugins/uichemy/ and https://uichemy.com/pricing/ on 2 October 2026. Something out of date? Let us know and we will update it.
Editorial basis: the supplied product information; this comparison is not an independent hands-on test.
