Marble

What is Marble?

Marble is a headless CMS for developers and content teams that want a simpler way to manage blogs and media. It provides a clean writing and upload interface, then exposes content through an API that can be used from frameworks such as Next.js, Astro, and Nuxt. Marble also handles media management, CDN delivery, and realtime webhooks so content changes can trigger external workflows. It is a practical fit for teams that want structured publishing without building their own admin panel from scratch.

How to use Marble?

1. Create a Marble account and set up a new content project.
2. Write posts or upload media through the Marble dashboard.
3. Connect the Marble API to a website, app, or static site framework.
4. Use webhooks to notify build systems or workflows when content changes.
5. Publish and manage content from the dashboard while the frontend pulls it through the API.

Core Features

• Clean content editor - Gives teams a straightforward place to write, upload, and publish content.
• Headless API - Delivers content to modern frameworks and custom frontends.
• Media management - Stores, organizes, and serves images or videos from one place.
• Global CDN delivery - Helps media assets load quickly for visitors around the world.
• Realtime webhooks - Triggers external workflows whenever content changes.
• Framework-friendly setup - Works with popular web stacks without locking teams into one frontend.
• Simple publishing workflow - Reduces the overhead of maintaining a custom blog backend.

Use Cases

• Developer blogs - Manage posts in a CMS while rendering the site with a preferred framework.
• Marketing sites - Give non-engineers a simple place to update content and media.
• Static site publishing - Trigger rebuilds when editors publish or update content.
• Media libraries - Organize images and videos for use across product or content pages.