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Overview

Blocks are the building elements of a page. Choosing the right block for each purpose helps you create pages that are easy to read and operate.

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Add block menu

Use Add block to insert the block you need. You can also narrow the list by searching for a block name. Add block menu

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Categories

The UI mainly groups blocks into these categories.
  1. Basic
  2. Data
  3. Analysis
  4. Function
  5. Embed

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Basic blocks

Use these blocks to write and organize basic information.
BlockPurpose
TextWrite headings, body text, and notes.
MediaPlace visual information such as images.
CodeFormat code or command examples.

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Data blocks

Use these blocks to review numbers and timelines.
BlockPurpose
ChartVisualize trends and understand changes.
CalendarManage plans by date.
TableCreate tables from scratch or add connected data as columns.
MetricReview KPIs in a compact format.
For details, see Table block.

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Analysis blocks

Use these blocks to understand SEO, GEO, and web analytics conditions.
BlockPurpose
GEOReview metrics for generative search.
SEOReview search traffic and visibility metrics.
Website AnalyticsReview web metrics such as site visits and page views.

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Function blocks

Use these blocks for execution work and operating flows.
BlockPurpose
Media LibraryReuse images and video assets.
Content LibraryManage existing content across channels.
InboxCentralize comment and message handling.
Post EditorCreate and adjust social post drafts.
Article EditorDraft and edit articles.
Audio EditorGenerate and edit audio.

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Embed blocks

Use these blocks to reference information from external tools inside a page.
BlockPurpose
NotionReference connected Notion pages and information.

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How to choose

  1. Clarify the page purpose first.
  2. Use Basic blocks to organize context.
  3. Use Data blocks for measurement and decisions.
  4. Use Analysis blocks for SEO and GEO checks.
  5. Use Function blocks for execution work.