In search of the best offline drag n drop website builder, we tried out several software. Here’s a brief breakdown of our results:
Namu6: Complicated confusing UI, looks old/dated, buggy, free
CuzYa Free Website Builder v1:Â limited customization, confusing UI/UX, adds “powered by CuzYa”, looks old/dated, free
EZ SiteMaker:Â limited customization, confusing UI/UX, looks old/dated, free
BlueVoda Website Builder: a WYSIWYG drag and drop editor, looks and works fine, no templates, server publishing only / no desktop publishing, free
NetObjects Fusion Essentials: good/ok, ok level of customization, easy to use, many features, templates, looks bit dated/old, free
WebDwarf:Â a WYSIWYG drag and drop editor, no templates, looks old/dated, very limited functionality, free
Seahorse: good, good level of customization, easy to use, many features, templates, looks good, free
Website Realizer: WYSIWYG, too complicated, more similar to html editors, not easy to use, looks good, no easy gallery, not free
Quick n Easy Web Builder: best WYSIWYG drag and drop editor, very easy to use, total customizable functionality, templates look old, not free
Web Easy Professional 7: bit complicated, not easy to use, has old dated templates, not free
Sitoo Web: bit too complicated, hard to use, has templates, looks good, WYSIWYG, not free
WebSite X5 Evolution Demo 10:Â good, easy to use, many features, templates, looks good, not free
Serif WebPlus Starter Edition: good, easy to use, has many functionalities, looks good, not free
Artisteer: powerful, multifunctional, easy to use, looks good, no forms wizard, not free
Jimdo:Â perfect but not offline. It’s easy to use, highly customizable, has lots of features, looks great.
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Verdict: Although it’s not an offline tool but an online one, the best free drag n drop website builder would have to be Jimdo. If we had to choose the best offline drag n drop website builder it would have to be either WebSite X5 Evolution, Artisteer, or Quick n Easy Web Builder even though they’re all slightly limited and dated. It’s a tie. However, those 3 are not free, so the best free offline drag n drop website builder would have to be Seahorse who’s also slightly limited and dated. We would recommend going for Jimdo.
Let us know what you think.
