⚡ Website Builders in Japan

Website builders allow users to create websites without coding by using visual editors, templates, and built-in tools. They can be either cloud-based or in the form of software that generates files that need to be hosted on your own servers.

According to our research, website builders are used on 4.9% of websites from Japan.

⭐ Most Popular in 2025

The following chart shows the top website builders in Japan in 2025, based on market share.

The most popular is Adobe DreamWeaver with an impressive share of 44.6%, followed by JustSystems Homepage Builder with 26.4% and Wix with 10.3%.

Adobe DreamWeaver 44.6%
JustSystems Homepage Builder 26.4%
Wix 10.3%
Jimdo 4.7%
Adobe GoLive 2.1%
N.nu 1.9%
Adobe Muse 1.6%
📄 Quick Homepage Maker 1.6%
Webflow 1.1%
Goope 1%
Wevery! 0.8%
Squarespace 0.8%
Strikingly 0.6%
Google Sites 0.5%
Other 2%

🚀 Highlights

Here is a list of the top builders that are more popular in Japan than worldwide.
Differences between global and country rankings are shown in parentheses.

1. Adobe DreamWeaver ^(-2)
2. JustSystems Homepage Builder ^(-10)
4. Jimdo ^(-7)
5. Adobe GoLive ^(-24)
6. N.nu ^(-20)
7. Adobe Muse ^(-3)
8. 📄 Quick Homepage Maker ^(-87)
10. Goope ^(-101)
11. Wevery! ^(-113)
13. Strikingly ^(-33)

✨ Best Website Builders

Below is a more detailed list of the top 25 of the 60 website builders used on sites from Japan, ranked by their market share.

Rank	Name	Market share
1	Adobe DreamWeaverSan Jose, California, United States A proprietary HTML code and WYSIWYG editor from Adobe that provides both visual design tools and full source-code editing for building websites.	44.6%
2	JustSystems Homepage BuilderTokyo, Japan A Japanese web authoring software originally developed by IBM Japan.	26.4%
3	WixTel Aviv, Israel A no-code website builder with built-in AI tools that enables users to create and manage websites without coding.	10.3%
4	JimdoHamburg, Germany An AI-powered website builder designed for users with basic computer skills.	4.7%
5	Adobe GoLiveSan Jose, California, United States A WYSIWYG HTML editor that was discontinued in 2008.	2.1%
6	N.nuTäby, Sweden A Swedish simple web based website builder with unlimited space and traffic.	1.9%
7	Adobe MuseSan Jose, California, United States A discontinued desktop application for designing web pages with intuitive, visual tools.	1.6%
8	📄 Quick Homepage MakerKariya, Aichi, Japan A Japanese open source website builder.	1.6%
9	WebflowSan Francisco, California, United States A visual website builder, CMS, and hosting platform.	1.1%
10	GoopeTokyo, Japan A website builder from the Japanese company GMO Internet.	1%
11	Wevery!Toyonaka, Osaka, Japan A Japanese WordPress-based website builder for medical institutions.	0.8%
12	SquarespaceNew York, United States An all-in-one website builder and hosting platform.	0.8%
13	StrikinglyShanghai, China A drag-and-drop website builder from a Chinese company.	0.6%
14	Google SitesMountain View, California, United States A free, simple, drag-and-drop, WYSIWYG website builder by Google.	0.5%
15	WeeblyOakland, California, United States A drag-and-drop website builder that allows users to create websites without any technical skills.	0.4%
16	MobiriseEindhoven, Netherlands A drag-and-drop, AI-powered website builder available as an offline app for Windows, Mac, and Debian, or as an online web version.	0.3%
17	RapidWeaverBrighton, United Kingdom A website builder for MacOS that allows you to visually build responsive, mobile-ready websites.	0.3%
18	Ninja HomepageTokyo, Japan Japanese website creation and hosting service.	0.2%
19	WebnodeZurich, Switzerland A drag-and-drop builder that allows you to create e-commerce, business or personal websites.	0.2%
20	ZipWPPune, Maharashtra, India A specialized AI WordPress website builder.	0.2%
21	BlocsNorth Shields, Tyne And Wear, United Kingdom A visual website builder for Mac, iPad and iPhone.	0.1%
22	DudaPalo Alto, California, United States A responsive website builder for digital marketing agencies, SaaS companies, hosting companies, and web professionals serving small businesses.	0.1%
23	KajabiNewport Beach, California, United States An all-in-one platform for knowledge entrepreneurs to build, market, and sell educational content.	0.1%
24	Adobe PortfolioSan Jose, California, United States A website builder for portfolio websites powered by Behance.	0.1%
25	FC2 WebsiteLas Vegas, Nevada, United States Website builder service from the Japanese company FC2.	0.08%

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Data is based on the analysis of 123,525 websites from Japan.
Statistics were last calculated on November 2, 2025.
For details, see our methodology and disclaimer.