Drupal Canvas

Drupal Canvas redefines content creation with a drag-and-drop interface, real-time collaboration, and developer-friendly JSX support. Powered by Preact and integrated with Single Directory Components, it bridges no-code editing with frontend development. Canvas is still in beta, but it signals a bold new direction for the Drupal experience. ...more

Attico International reflects on their experience at DrupalCon Vienna 2025, where over 900 participants explored topics like AI, design systems, and community wellbeing. Team members shared key takeaways from sessions on Drupal Canvas, mental health, and innovation. Their joint session with K&C highlighted scalable design system work for Nestlé Nutrition. ...more

In a recent DrupalEasy Show & Tell, Michael Anello and Ted Bowman demoed the power of content templates in Drupal Canvas. They explored experimental features like full view mode control for nodes, field mapping to React components, and template image challenges. The session offered a practical look into Canvas’s dev-mode capabilities and its growing potential for structured content building. ...more

Empiriecom’s Team Inspire reflects on their experience at DrupalCon Vienna 2025, highlighting sessions on Tailwind, Drupal Canvas, and AI integration. From panel discussions to real-world applications of AI in DevOps, the conference revealed a vibrant, forward-thinking Drupal community. ...more

The Drupal Canvas module now includes an AI assistant that allows users to build pages and components using natural-language prompts. Ivan Zugec tested the feature while preparing for a Drupal CMS 2 alpha 1 livestream and noted the need for prompt clarity and attention to token usage. ...more

AI Drupal Toronto will host a virtual Lunch n’ Learn on November 19 exploring Drupal’s new AI-powered Canvas UI. Presented by Aidan Foster of Foster Interactive, the session will showcase prototype features from Dries Buytaert’s DrupalCon keynote and demonstrate how AI is reshaping content creation for non-technical users. ...more

CMS Mag’s Jorge Mediavilla reports that at DrupalCon Vienna 2025, Dries Buytaert delivered a pivotal keynote declaring that generative AI isn’t just a wave—it’s a storm reshaping the web and CMS landscape. With the platform’s architecture already primed for this moment, Drupal is embracing AI‑driven site creation, brand‑controlled content generation and autonomous agents. ...more

Sandstorm Design devoted a full day of its annual company summit to hands-on contributions to the Drupal ecosystem. Staff from across departments engaged in module development, documentation, content writing, and event support, aligning their work with Drupal’s open-source values and upcoming initiatives like DrupalCon 2026. ...more

Florida DrupalCamp 2026 is accepting session proposals for its annual event, set for February 20–22 in Orlando. Organizers are prioritizing early submissions and topics such as module development, security, accessibility, and Drupal Canvas, with all sessions recorded and mentorship offered for new speakers. ...more

Adaptive’s Head of UX, Steve Allen, describes his first DrupalCon experience as 'insightful, exciting and exhausting', highlighting innovations in Drupal CMS, Canvas, and AI, along with a renewed commitment to community contribution. ...more

Balint Kleri’s blog post explores how Drupal Canvas enables fully decoupled frontend development using React-based Code Components, a browser-based editor, and CLI tools. From Storybook integration to Nuxt previews and server-side rendering, the guide demonstrates advanced use cases for modern frontend workflows with Drupal at the center. ...more

In his latest post, Mike Herchel from Dripyard explains how to build a shared image component that works seamlessly across Drupal and Drupal Canvas. The guide covers real-world code examples, schema setup, and Twig logic for rendering images responsively while maintaining accessibility and performance best practices. ...more