AI Shopify code generator
Shopify Liquid code generator
Tell Klorr what the section should do. It writes the Liquid, the scoped CSS and JavaScript, and a schema that turns every piece of copy, colour and image into a setting you can change in the theme editor. You paste one file into your theme — no app, no monthly app fee, no script loading on every page.
“An announcement bar with a countdown to the end of the sale, a short message and a button. Merchant picks the colours and the end date.”
<div class="acd-{{ section.id }}" data-ends="{{ section.settings.ends_at }}">
<p class="acd__msg">{{ section.settings.message | escape }}</p>
<div class="acd__clock" aria-live="polite">
<span data-unit="d">00</span>d <span data-unit="h">00</span>h
<span data-unit="m">00</span>m <span data-unit="s">00</span>s
</div>
{% if section.settings.button_label != blank %}
<a class="acd__btn" href="{{ section.settings.button_link }}">
{{ section.settings.button_label | escape }}
</a>
{% endif %}
</div>
{% style %}
.acd-{{ section.id }} {
background: {{ section.settings.background }};
color: {{ section.settings.text_color }};
}
{% endstyle %}
{% schema %}
{
"name": "Countdown bar",
"tag": "section",
"settings": [
{ "type": "text", "id": "message", "label": "Message", "default": "Summer sale ends in" },
{ "type": "text", "id": "ends_at", "label": "Ends at (YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM)", "default": "2026-10-31 23:59" },
{ "type": "text", "id": "button_label", "label": "Button label", "default": "Shop the sale" },
{ "type": "url", "id": "button_link", "label": "Button link" },
{ "type": "color", "id": "background", "label": "Background", "default": "#1c1230" },
{ "type": "color", "id": "text_color", "label": "Text", "default": "#ffffff" }
],
"presets": [{ "name": "Countdown bar" }]
}
{% endschema %}What the generator writes
Liquid that exists
Real objects, filters and tags — section.settings, image_url, block.shopify_attributes — in the section and block structure Online Store 2.0 expects. Nothing invented that the theme editor rejects on save.
A complete schema
Every heading, colour, image, link and toggle becomes a setting with a sensible default, so the section is edited in the customizer, not in code. Blocks, limits and a preset included.
Scoped CSS and JavaScript
Styles are prefixed with the section's own id, so two copies on one page never fight each other or your theme. Scripts are small, vanilla and only run where the section is.
Code you own
It is one .liquid file in your theme's sections folder. No runtime, no watermark, no lock-in: cancel Klorr and the section keeps working exactly as it did.
From a sentence to a live section
Describe it
Write what the section should show and do, in your own words. Add your brand colours and a screenshot if you have one.
Refine it
Read the code, preview it and ask for changes in plain English — "make the button full width on mobile" — until it is right.
Paste it into your theme
Copy the file into your theme's sections folder, then add it from the theme editor like any other section.
How it compares
There is more than one way to get a custom section into a Shopify store. Here is the honest version.
| Klorr | Shopify's AI block generator | Page builder apps | Hiring a developer | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What you get | A complete section with its own settings and blocks | A single theme block | Pages built inside the app's editor | Whatever you scope and pay for |
| Works in | Any Online Store 2.0 theme | Themes built for theme blocks, such as Horizon | Stores with the app installed | Any theme |
| Ongoing cost | Your Klorr plan while you build — the code keeps working without it | Included with Shopify | A monthly app fee for as long as the pages are live | Per change, per invoice |
| The code | Readable Liquid in your theme, yours to keep and edit | Generated inside the theme editor | Rendered by the app | Yours, once delivered |
| Turnaround | Seconds, then as many rounds as you like | Seconds | Hours of dragging and dropping | Days to weeks |
Sections people generate
A few of the sections merchants ask Klorr for most. Each links to ready-made versions on the Klorr marketplace, if you would rather start from one.
Countdown timer section
Sale deadlines, launches and shipping cut-offs.
FAQ accordion section
Questions and answers that open in place.
Testimonials carousel
Reviews and quotes with photos and ratings.
Product feature section
Benefits, specs and comparisons beside the product.
Hero banner section
Full-width image or video with a headline and buttons.
Lookbook gallery
Shoppable image grids and before-and-after sliders.
Questions, answered
What is a Shopify Liquid code generator?
It is a tool that writes Liquid — the template language Shopify themes are made of — from a description. Klorr goes further than snippets: it writes a whole section file with markup, CSS, JavaScript and a schema, ready to paste into your theme.
Which themes does the code work with?
Any Online Store 2.0 theme, including Dawn, Horizon and the themes in the Shopify Theme Store built on 2.0. On an older (vintage) theme, sections can only be added to the home page from the theme editor.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You describe the section and change it in the theme editor afterwards. If you do write code, the output is plain, readable Liquid you can edit like anything else in your theme.
Is this a Shopify app?
No. Klorr is where you write and refine the section; the result is a file in your theme. Nothing is installed in your store and nothing runs from Klorr's servers when a customer visits.
Does the section keep working if I stop using Klorr?
Yes. The code lives in your theme, not with us. There is no runtime, licence check or watermark to remove.
How is this different from ChatGPT writing Liquid?
A general chatbot often invents filters and settings that Shopify rejects, and leaves the schema to you. Klorr is trained on how real Shopify sections are built, checks the output against the schema rules the theme editor enforces, and keeps every piece of content editable as a setting.