Build a Blogger theme anyone can make, with no code
BlogKub is a tool for building and customizing themes for Blogger that runs entirely in your browser. It is free, needs no account, and needs no coding background. We want every blogger, from complete beginner to seasoned pro, to have a site that looks good, loads fast, and does SEO properly, without wrestling with complex XML files or hiring a developer.
What BlogKub is
Blogger is a powerful, free blogging platform, but making a theme look good and get SEO right usually means editing complicated XML, which is a wall for most people. BlogKub exists to take that wall down. You assemble a page from drag-and-drop "blocks", adjust text, colors, and fonts, turn features on or off, then download a ready-to-use Blogger XML file that you upload straight to your blog.
What we believe
A good tool should not be walled off by price. Everyone deserves to build a beautiful site.
100% client-side. Your project data stays in your browser and is never sent to a server.
Every theme ships with sound SEO structure, schema, and speed right out of the box.
How it works
Everything happens in your own browser, with nothing uploaded to a server. It takes just a few steps.
- Pick a template that matches your kind of site, and the essential blocks and features are set up for you automatically.
- Customize the text, images, colors, and fonts, and reorder blocks by dragging them.
- Download the XML and upload it to Blogger through Theme → Backup/Restore.
Want to see how each feature works? Read the detailed guides in the BlogKub Learning Center, with a walkthrough and screenshots for every feature.
Customize every part of your menu, without touching code
The menu is the heart of how people move around your site, but on Blogger, making one that looks good and works well usually means editing XML by hand. BlogKub turns that into a matter of clicking and typing. You can add, remove, rename, and reorder menu items yourself, just by dragging and typing, with no need to know a single line of code, and everything is turned into a ready-to-use theme automatically.
Just as important, menus are designed to look good and work well on every screen size. The layout adapts to each reader's device automatically, on both desktop and mobile.
A full-width horizontal bar, with menu items on the left or right, balancing your logo, links, and buttons cleanly.
Collapses to a hamburger button with a panel that slides in from either side, easy to tap and never covering your content.
A bottom navigation bar appears on its own for phones, so readers reach your key links with a natural thumb tap.
Build dropdown submenus to group content into layers, keeping a site with many categories tidy.
You set all of this in one place inside the Builder, and BlogKub handles how it renders on each device. You get a menu that looks good, matches your theme, and works from the very first time, without spending any effort on code.
Who BlogKub is for
From beginners taking their first steps to people who want a Blogger site that looks professional and does real SEO, without hiring a developer. Whether it is a personal blog, a travel blog, product reviews, an online course, or a company site, BlogKub has templates and features ready for you.
Our mission
We believe that having your own place on the internet should not be limited by how much code you know or how big your budget is. The mission of BlogKub is to cut the technical barriers of building a site down to the smallest possible. That way you spend your time on what actually matters, creating good content, rather than fixing code. We keep improving the tool and the guides, holding every feature to the same standard: easy to use, well built, and genuinely useful.
The founder of BlogKub
I am Ben. I have built websites and blogged on Blogger for many years. I created BlogKub because I believe everyone should be able to have a beautiful blog that does real SEO, without writing code or paying a developer. Every guide and article on this site is written from my own hands-on experience building themes, customizing them, and doing SEO on Blogger.