Easy to create custom layouts using Core layout API.You will have to come back to this as you create/update/delete layouts Select the layouts that you want to have available.Call it Layout (or whatever helps you to know this is layout related) You can have multiple paragraphs that handle layouts (like one for large complex layouts and one for simple layouts inside of a layout), but best to keep simple.Setup a paragraph to use as the Layout source. Deselect Show layout labels (I find this not needed, if layouts are easily distinguishable from each other).Visit the 'Layout Paragraph Labels' settings page - admin/config/content/layout_paragraphs/labels.Setup the main settings for layouts and paragraphs.gin_toolbar (recommended if using gin for your admin theme.).With some practice and refining of the steps below, it is possible to create and replicate a powerful layout and content system that your clients will love using. Layout paragraphs are here to help simplify what content paragraphs are needed, and provide a better idea of what the page will look like when editing. With a very plain editing experience, it could be very difficult for content creators to get an idea of how their page will look on the front end. When using paragraphs in the past, extra paragraphs, or multiple versions of the same paragraphs, were needed in order to provide different layouts and styles for content creators. It builds upon a long history of layout systems including panels, display suite, blocks and panelizer, but utilizes more core API's like Entity API and Layout Builder API. The concept of Layout paragraphs is not really a new idea.

Layout paragraphs are meant to help separate the content and structural needs of site builders and content editors. Paragraphs are the preferred method of dealing with complex content structures inside of Drupal, and Layout Paragraphs are for dealing with complex layout structures in those paragraphs. According to their project page, Layout Paragraphs provides an intuitive drag-and-drop experience for building flexible layouts with paragraphs.

Drupal paragraphs library