
Mosaic roadmap
A public roadmap to show what we’re building. Features may move earlier or later as we refine priorities, and not all development work is shown.
In progress
Currently in development. These features are actively worked on and expected to arrive soon.
Connect AI assistants to Mosaic through MCP to build templates and layouts, manage classes, style variables, and breakpoints, and place images and media.
Select multiple elements on the canvas or in the Navigator, then move, duplicate, copy, or delete them together in a single action instead of one by one.
Add ACPT as a dynamic data provider, enabling post and user custom fields to be used as variables and within loops across templates.
Rebuild the Select element so its button, dropdown, and options can be styled with classes, and each option can hold icons, text, and layouts.
Add an editor dark mode, improve contrast in light mode, and unify colors, shadows, and hover states so changed values stand out from inherited ones.
Replace variant sub classes with regular classes that can be grouped, combined, or made exclusive, with existing themes upgraded automatically.
Organize classes into groups and limit them to specific variants, so the class picker suggests the relevant classes first and keeps the rest close at hand.
Add any CSS property to a class or element, see which style overrides each value, and override a single border side or transform axis on its own.
Define theme-level selectors for post content blocks, plain HTML tags, and element relationships, styled in the style panel with breakpoints and states.
Separate page-specific templates from automatic ones, show which template renders each page, and make creating a new Mosaic-designed page faster.
Add an interaction action that scrolls to a target element or a position on the page, with control over offset, duration, and easing.
Adds zoom in and out controls for the editor canvas and allows resizing the sidebar panel, making the editor more usable on smaller screens.
Autocomplete fields will suggest more relevant options, including style variables where available and dynamic variable values in link fields.
Show Mosaic color style variables in the block editor and Site Editor color pickers, keeping Gutenberg content on brand and in sync with palette changes.
Speed up theme import and export with fewer server round trips and faster data processing, and make large transfers more reliable on limited hosting.
Run data upgrades automatically in the background after a plugin update, keeping the front end online and showing progress and retry options in the admin.
Next
Up next in the queue. These items have been pulled from the backlog and are planned for the near future.
Add a gallery element that lays out a set of images in a grid or masonry layout, with captions and spacing controls, styled with classes like any other element.
Open images and galleries in a full-screen overlay with next and previous navigation, closing on outclick or Escape, styled with classes like any other element.
Export a Mosaic page as self-contained static HTML with its styles, scripts, images, and fonts bundled, ready to host anywhere without WordPress.
Let Yoast SEO and Rank Math read content built with Mosaic, so their keyword, readability, and link analysis reflects what visitors actually see.
Save form submissions as posts of a chosen post type, mapping form fields to the title, content, and custom fields for review or display.
Subscribe form submitters to Kit, formerly ConvertKit, choosing the form, tag, or sequence they join and mapping form fields to Kit custom fields.
Subscribe submitters to an EmailOctopus list, with custom field mapping, tags, and configurable opt-in status for new contacts.
Run the theme wizard again on an existing theme to change its colors, homepage, and core templates, not only when the theme is first created.
Export style variables and classes from one theme and import them into another, without exporting or replacing the whole theme.
Paste or import layouts from other themes with a review step that maps their classes and style variables to existing ones or creates new ones as needed.
Add tooltips to fields with unclear labels and link to relevant documentation where possible, giving users faster context and guidance.
Backlog
Features we’re considering for future development. No exact timing yet, but they remain important to us.
Preview hover, focus, open, and other states directly on the canvas, making state styles easier to design and check without interacting with the page.
Change styles, classes, and settings on several selected elements at once, applying the same update across a selection instead of one element at a time.
Add a clear heading and Apply and Cancel actions to popovers, preventing accidental saves on outclick and giving users better control over changes.
Define conditions that apply classes to an element automatically, so elements switch styling or behavior on their own in interactions and logic driven layouts.
Add JetEngine as a dynamic data provider, enabling post and user custom fields to be used as variables and within loops across templates.
Add Pods as a dynamic data provider, enabling post and user custom fields to be used as variables and within loops across templates.
Build product pages, shop layouts, and cart and checkout templates directly in Mosaic with full visual control over every WooCommerce element.
Control which Mosaic features each user role can access, from full editing to content-only, giving agencies and teams clearer and safer permission levels.
Design Gutenberg blocks directly in Mosaic and reuse them inside the WordPress editor, keeping block content consistent with the rest of the site.
Add a carousel element that shows several slides at once with a peek of the next items, encouraging visitors to swipe or click through the rest.
Build a bold, high contrast dark theme inspired by street culture and gritty visuals, designed for strong branding, big imagery, and an expressive attitude.
Extend the existing themes with new pages and ready to use blocks, giving you more layouts and design options out of the box without starting from scratch.
Add local class specific breakpoints and container queries, enabling responsive control per class without relying only on global breakpoints.
Add an API for defining custom elements, making it possible to extend Mosaic with tailored element types and deeper editor integrations.
Last updated: October 12, 2026