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Build your own Jetpack, now with individual plugins<\/strong>
For more than ten years, Jetpack has been the most used, all-in-one toolkit for WordPress. It offers powerful cloud functionality that eliminates the need to search for dozens of different plugins, vet their quality, and make sure they don\u2019t conflict with each other. But we also appreciate that the WordPress community is incredibly diverse and that everyone\u2019s needs are unique. Many developers and site builders asked for the flexibility to use specific components of Jetpack as part of their own, custom-built \u201ctech stack\u201d of plugins. We listened.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Introducing Jetpack individual plugins<\/strong>
For the first time, you can customize not only which Jetpack features are loaded onto your site, but also which individual plugin you want to install. And if you use multiple Jetpack features, you can add them seamlessly within a single, familiar interface. Install only the features you need while minimizing plugin overhead: the best of both worlds.<\/p>\n\n\n\n