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Every project starts with two breakpoints, and you can add as many as you need:
  • Desktop — The base layer. Applies at every width and owns everything wider than your largest breakpoint.
  • Mobile — Applies at 767px and below.
Each breakpoint other than Desktop is a max-width breakpoint: it applies from the next-narrower breakpoint up to its own width. The base Desktop layer has no media query, so its styles apply everywhere unless a narrower breakpoint overrides them.

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Switching breakpoints

Breakpoint selector in the Inspector panel listing Desktop and Mobile with their width ranges
Use the Breakpoint selector at the top of the Inspector to switch the breakpoint you’re viewing and editing. Each option shows the breakpoint’s device icon, name, and the width range it covers. You can also drag the handles on either edge of the page stage to resize it. The stage snaps to the breakpoint matching the width you release at.

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Managing breakpoints

Click the button next to the Breakpoint selector to open the Edit breakpoints popover.
  • Add — Click to add a breakpoint, then set its name and max width.
  • Rename — Edit the name field. The name becomes the prefix in your exported code, so keep it short (for example, Tablet exports as tablet:).
  • Set width — Edit the width field to change the max width a breakpoint covers.
  • Delete — Open the row’s menu and select Delete.
The base Desktop breakpoint can’t be deleted, and its width range is derived from your other breakpoints.

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Creating breakpoint overrides

You can override properties at any breakpoint, on both pages and components.
  1. Switch to the breakpoint you want to override
  2. Select an element
  3. Modify any property in the Inspector
  4. An override indicator (pink dot) appears next to the property
Inspector showing a breakpoint override with a pink dot indicator
While a non-base breakpoint is active, a Making edits to bar appears at the top of the canvas. Use it to toggle between editing the current breakpoint and All breakpoints at once. Click the pink dot to open its menu:
  • Reset override — Remove the override and fall back to the value from a wider breakpoint.
  • Apply to all breakpoints — Promote the overridden value to the base layer so it applies everywhere, clearing that override from every breakpoint.

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Code export

Each breakpoint exports as a max-width Tailwind variant named after the breakpoint. An override on the Mobile breakpoint uses a mobile: prefix; an override on a breakpoint you named Tablet uses a tablet: prefix:
The generated Tailwind config registers each breakpoint under screens with its max width, so the variants map to standard media queries.

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FAQ

If you don’t see a pink dot, no override is being set.Overrides only work for styles that translate to CSS, so some properties without a CSS equivalent cannot have a breakpoint override.
Last modified on September 19, 2026