Hi! Mack, I am excited to update the version of Krafter, but I'm confused about what I can use: Krafter 1.9, Sitekrfater Pro, or Krafter Presets, only Krafter 1.9, or all. Please reply

Mak,

Is there any way that you can create Krafter as a plugin that would allow you to push updates to us, rather than requiring us to log into Divi University, download the new versions of Krafter, and re-import it into each of our websites, in the Divi Library area?

Just like Site Krafter Pro, just like Divi, just like most things, if this was a plugin (rather than providing it to us as a stand alone .json file) I'd be hoping you could "push" the updates to us so your enhancements would automatically be updated within all of the websites that we're using "Krafter" in, and the same thing with Krafter Presets, etc. 

I love the fact that you're continuously improving Krafter, etc., but if you could turn these items into a plugin, so you could push out updates that could be pulled into our websites without any other work on our end other than updating the plugin, this would be perfect.

Do you think you can do this for us??

Thanks,
Gary Gordon

In this Divi 5 video, I walk you through the latest improvements to Krafter — the Divi 5 design system built for speed, consistency, and professional layouts.

What’s new in this update:

- Auto Grid system for responsive layouts without manual column tweaking

- Updated button system for cleaner, more consistent UI across your site

- Expanded Krafter course — now 7 structured lessons covering setup, workflow, and real-world usage.

Krafter is designed to help you build websites in Divi 5 the same way UI designers work — using classes, presets, and systems instead of one-off styling.

If you’re a freelancer, web designer, or agency using Divi 5, this update makes your workflow faster, more scalable, and easier to maintain.

I purchased Krafter during Black Friday, and I can only download it via my email address under the payment screen. The ability to download is available under the download section. Additionally, I dont see how to get Krafter 1.8, as I have version 1.5

Please watch this video fo basic setup process with Krafter.

After importing the krafter 1.5.json file into the Divi library, whenever I try to create or update a page with the Divi Builder, the builder just shows the new spinning square without ever loading the builder page. Here are some notes regarding different things I have tried to get this to work.

• I have installed Krafter 1.5 on a site in the Local environment.
• I have installed it on a fully hosted subdomain.
• I have installed it on a permanent site set up with tastewp.com.
• I have created a page with Divi prior to importing Krafter and the page builder loads fine. After importing Krafter, and I try to update the page, the square spins and never resolves to the builder.
• After importing Krafter and creating a new page with Divi, the square spins and never resolves to the builder.
• I have reviewed the Divi Support report created and all PHP parameters exceed or meet the suggested settings.
• I have cleared the Divi caches with no resolution.
• I have tried multiple browsers.

I can only conclude that the issue is somehow related to Krafter. I would appreciate a review of this post by Mak or anyone else who has an idea. Has anyone else had this issue or is it only me?!

Thanks for reading.

Been trying to get ahold of Mak for a few weeks now, have sent emails and posted YouTube comments where he said he would resolve my issue. I used one of his affiliate links where he said we would get instant access to the Divi 5 mastery course. I did not, and I have been trying to get this access that I was promised for using his affiliate link to upgrade my Divi membership. I still don't have access. Can someone please let me know if this will be provided?

Still can't download the latest Krafter version, despite being a paying customer who was promised lifetime updates – plus multiple outreaches to you. Please resolve.

BTW, I was logged in when this screen appeared.

JT

Most Divi websites don’t look bad — they just feel slightly off. In this video, I break down the row system I use to design clean, balanced Divi layouts without guessing widths or dragging sliders until “it looks right”.

Instead of thinking in random row sizes, I choose rows based on what the content is meant to do:

- text that needs to be readable

- UI elements that need structure

- sections that need visual impact

This isn’t about rigid rules or limiting creativity. It’s a simple mental model that removes friction and makes layouts feel intentional.

I had to set aside my work with Divi 5 for almost two months and today I viewed Mak's video on Krafter 1.5. It looks fantastic, but I need to get up to speed on where things stand between SiteKrafter and Krafter.
I have been rebuilding my company website with the SiteKrafter theme, which was class-based. Krafter apparently uses a very different approach, based on presets. It certainly appears to be far less complicated than what we had to do with Divi 5 classes.
What is the optimal way to transition a site from the SiteKrafter theme to the Krafter preset system? Does Krafter simply act as an overlay for the SiteKrafter theme, or do you start over and rebuild a site with Krafter and a generic child theme?