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Last Update: May 6, 2026

Elementor Editor

General

Elementor Pro empowers you to build complete WordPress websites.

The Essential plan includes all the capabilities required to build a basic website. You will get access to over 50 Pro widgets, the Theme Builder to edit the header, footer, and other theme parts. This plan also includes basic marketing tools using the Form Builder, so you can stay connected with your website visitors.

The Advanced Solo plan includes 85 Pro widgets, and enables you to create ecommerce and professional websites. In addition to all the features available in the Essential plan, it also includes advanced marketing features like form integrations to integrate with your marketing software, the popup builder, ACF / CPT support for greater dynamic content support. This plan also includes ecommerce features with the full WooCommerce Builder, and integrations to PayPal and Stripe.

The Elementor One plan gives you access for all Elementor features and apps including AI generated code and content, Image optimization, site accessibility, email deliverability and site management.

The Elementor plugin allows you to access all the amazing features of Elementor Pro website builder. To use it, you’ll need to purchase a hosting service with a WordPress installation and then download and install the Elementor plugin. Elementor Host provides website hosting and is a great place for you to install the Elementor Website Builder.

You can switch your Free or Pro plan at any time from within your Elementor account. In your Elementor account, click “Upgrade Now,” select the plan you’d like to switch to, and immediately get access to the new features. Your Elementor account can grow with you, as there’s always a plan to fit your needs.

Yes. You can transfer the Pro license key by deactivating Elementor from your previous domain and activate it on the new one. For more details, see Transfer your license between websites. Switching it over is easy with no hassle or hidden fees.

Of course. You can follow the following step-by-step migration guide to migrate your website, or contact our support to help you migrate your website to Elementor Host in no time, for free. During this migration process, your entire website will be transferred to a new Host subscription which is required before migration. It’s always recommended to backup and save a copy of your website for safety.

You can also use Elementor’s Import/ Export tool to export your existing website as a kit and import it to an Elementor hosted website. Please note that the tool has some limitations, which means you may be required to do additional work once the import process is complete.

Note
If you are migrating an Elementor Pro site to Elementor Host, you must have Elementor Pro installed on the new site.

We accept all major credit cards and PayPal.

We accept all major credit cards and PayPal.

There is no trial period but there is a 30-day money back guarantee with no strings attached.

For Elementor One, “License not found” usually means the site is connecting through the wrong entry point, not that your subscription is missing.

Follow these steps on the site showing the error:

  1. Log into your WP Admin.

  2. In the left menu, go to Elementor → Home
    (do not use the Plugins screen Connect & Activate button).

  3. On the Home screen:

    1. On the Home screen:

      • Click Let’s start if visible, or

      • Click the banner at the top about your Elementor One plan labeled Activate it here.

  4. After activation, go to Elementor → Tool Manager:

    1. Enable Editor Pro and click Move to One if the button appears.

    2. Select any other plugins you want under the One plan.

Even if you have Elementor One, the ‘Get One’ prompt may appear if your site wasn’t activated correctly. This can cause a mismatch where the backend thinks your website is connected, but your WordPress dashboard does not. As a result, it may seem like you have no available slots left on your Elementor One plan.

To fix this, follow these steps:

  1. Log in to your my.elementor.com account dashboard.

  2. Go to the Subscriptions tab: https://my.elementor.com/account-settings/purchases/subscriptions/

  3. Find your Elementor One plan and click the “Manage this subscription” button.

  4. Locate your website in the list and click the detach (unlink) icon next to it to remove the connection.

  5. After detaching, go to your WordPress Admin dashboard, navigate to Elementor → Home, and follow the prompts to connect and activate your website to your Elementor One plan. For more details: https://elementor.com/help/install-and-connect-elementor-one/

After upgrading to Elementor One, manually connect each site via Elementor>Home. Existing Pro sites do not auto-migrate.

Here’s how: https://elementor.com/help/install-and-connect-elementor-one/

You see an error in Site Planner about too many pages because it supports up to 25 pages per project. If your brief or sitemap exceeds this limit, reduce the number of pages to proceed. Trim your project to 25 pages or fewer to resolve the error.

The .zip export feature for Site Planner kits has been removed. Use the following workarounds:

  • When creating the website, select “Launch a fully hosted website.” instead of “Import kit to a site,”. This provides a 14-day trial on a fully hosted site. Use this to isolate server configuration issues, then export the website kit from there.

  • Alternatively, create a test site using tools like tastewp.com. Import your brief into the test site, then export the website kit to get the ZIP file.

For details, see: https://elementor.com/help/import-and-export-elementor-website-templates/

If you get a Site Permission error when importing your AI Site Planner brief, check that you are logged into the correct Elementor account and have the necessary website permissions. Also, ensure your site does not exceed the 25-page limit for Site Planner projects.

You can follow these troubleshooting steps: https://elementor.com/help/resolve-a-site-permission-error-in-ai-site-planner/

In the Atomic Editor(V4), there is no built-in feature that automatically detects CSS conflicts before applying them.

However, conflicts can occur when the class name in your custom CSS matches a global class in the Atomic Editor, as your custom CSS might override the global class styling.

Conversely, if your custom CSS tries to apply styles that overlap with a local class styling, those styles may not take effect, because local classes always have higher priority. In most cases, the local styles will prevail unless you explicitly override them using !important in your custom CSS.

Currently, the Atomic Editor does not have a universal ‘reset to original’ button for all default styles or variables, including Local variables. If you make a change and want to revert it, you’ll need to reset the style for each element individually.

You can sync color variables and typography global classes with the legacy system however, the process does not work in reverse. A full, automatic migration is not available due to architectural differences between the legacy editor and the Atomic Editor. The Atomic Editor introduces a new design system built around variables and classes that are native to Atomic Elements. In contrast, legacy widgets use their own styling structure and do not support the new styling capabilities. This separation is intentional, as it helps maintain stability and ensures backward compatibility for existing sites.

Currently, there’s no option to share License credits with other users on the site.

But we’re always looking for ways to improve the product by listening our users.

In order for other Admins or Editors on your site to enjoy Angie, they need to create an Elementor account to sign in and use this.

For details, see Create your account.

 

If you’re using long prompts to generate complex portions of content, try using multiple very-specific prompts to generate every portion of content instead.

If you’re using long prompts to generate complex portions of content and think Angie is taking too long, try using multiple very-specific prompts to generate every portion of content instead.

To create a custom widget with Angie, open the Elementor Editor and enter a detailed description of your desired widget into the Angie side panel. After Angie generates the widget in Test Mode, verify the design and functionality on the canvas, then click the Publish button to save the widget to your live site library.

For details, see How to create custom widgets using Elementor Angie AI.

Angie has a Test Mode that will prevent your site from having critical issues with Angie-generated widgets.

It activates automatically when creating new elements, isolating changes in “Test Mode” state until you manually select the Publish to Live button in the Angie> Snippets menu accessible from WP Admin. 

For details, see How to use Angie Test Mode for Elementor widgets and snippets.

If you don’t see the “Edit with Elementor” button, try these steps:

  1. From WP Admin, navigate to Elementor>Settings
    Ensure all post types are checked, then save changes.

  2. Open the page from the WordPress editor and check if the button appears.

If it’s still missing:

  • Back up your website

  • Update Elementor and Elementor Pro

  • Deactivate all plugins except Elementor and Elementor Pro

  • Try a different browser or incognito mode

  • Temporarily switch your theme to Hello Elementor.

To learn more, see The Edit with Elementor link has disappeared.

If the Elementor editor is loading endlessly, please try the following:

For more troubleshooting steps, see I can’t edit with Elementor.

In the editor, Atomic Elements may still appear correctly during preview because the editor rendering engine is more flexible and can display components that are still under development or partially supported.

However, on the frontend, the Loop Grid widget does not currently fully support Atomic Elements. As a result, the live site cannot properly process and render these elements, which leads to layout issues such as misalignment or broken structure.

For now, we recommend using legacy widgets in the Loop Item templates used with the Loop Grid widget. Legacy widgets are fully compatible with the Loop Grid and ensure consistent rendering between the editor and frontend. This should resolve the layout issues until full support for Atomic Elements is introduced in a future update.

Running Elementor Core and Pro

You should not delete the Free plugin. Elementor Pro is an addon to the Free version. The Elementor Pro plugin cannot function without the Free plugin.

The work you did with Elementor will not be deleted when the plugin is deleted. When you reactivate or reinstall the Elementor plugin, all your designs will still be available just as they were before you deleted the plugin. Of course, we do recommend always having a recent backup of your site, in case anything ever goes wrong. This is best practice for any situation.

If you deactivate or delete Elementor Pro, your site will be unable to display the advanced designs you created with Elementor Pro. Any designs created with the standard free version of Elementor will still work. If you reactivate or reinstall Elementor Pro, however, your designs created with Pro will show up once again.

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There is a difference between deactivating the plugin and deactivating the license. As mentioned, deactivating the plugin will mean your site will no longer display the designs you created with the Pro plugin. So what happens if you deactivate or fail to renew just the Pro license, but keep the Pro plugin activated? See the next question for the answer.

Your existing project will remain intact, as is, for now, but you will no longer receive support, updates and access to premium templates which require renewal. 

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Keep in mind, however, that your project will remain intact, as is, only as long as the versions of plugins stay the same. Naturally, if you update the free version of Elementor on an ongoing basis, but are no longer updating the Pro version, eventually the two versions may become incompatible with one another. You may also eventually see conflicts if you update other plugins or WordPress core, but don’t also keep up to date with updating Elementor Pro.

Grid containers

In a Grid Container you must add widgets to the cells in order. If you try to add a widget to a cell out of order, it will automatically be put in the proper cell. Below are the layouts for a 3×2 grid container with column and row settings.

You can switch between the columns and rows by changing the Auto-Flow setting in theItems section of the Layout tab. 

Yes you can customize the height or width by choosing Custom. Enter any custom measurement or even CSS grid property for the column or row. You can even use different measurement types for each column or row. Following is an example of customizing a grid with three columns where the first column will be 5EM, the second 70PX  and the third 1FR:

For some designs you may want to have one blank cell within a grid. In theory, you must have an element in a cell before you can add an element to the next cell. However, there is a workaround. You can add a contentless widget (the Spacer widget is recommended) to a cell and then add an element to the next cell. This will appear as a blank space in your grid. 

Sample of a Container Grid with a blank cell in the middle. The blank cell contains a Spacer widget.

You can achieve that by heading to the Columns and Rows unit size selector and changing it from FR to Custom (pencil icon). Then, in the custom field, you can use CSS Grid properties to create more complex layouts.

Sure, you can enjoy both worlds and use each layout’s features and flexibility to create unique and complex structures.

The Grid Outlines are only for editing purposes to help you visualize the grid layout better, when you’re focused on a different element on the page, we don’t want to overload the Editor with unnecessary guides. We also don’t want to show the outline in the preview or live page.

Elementor Host

Elementor Host websites offer high speed hosting optimized for use with the Elementor plugin. 

Because the Elementor Host servers are optimized for Elementor, building a site with Elementor is faster and easier than ever.

The Elementor plugin allows you to access all the amazing features of Elementor Pro website builder. To use it, you’ll need to purchase a hosting service with a WordPress installation and then download and install the Elementor plugin. Elementor Host provides website hosting and is a great place for you to install the Elementor Website Builder.

Neither. Elementor Hosting operates on a cloud infrastructure, providing you with the ideal hosting solution. It offers a certain amount of flexible resources that auto-scale according to your website’s needs. This ensures your website remains fast and runs smoothly even during high volumes of site visitors. Enjoy the benefits of a robust and efficient cloud-based hosting environment with Elementor Hosting.

While Elementor doesn’t provide business email accounts, you can send up to 100 emails daily using our server. Additionally, we’ve introduced the ability to authenticate your domain, allowing you to send emails that appear to come from your domain, enhancing your brand identity.

We’ve partnered with Zoho, Google, Microsoft, offering easy setup and integration for professional email boxes. Our seamless integration between your website and email guarantees that everything functions harmoniously.

Yes, your website is completely transferable between hosting providers. We have even simplified this process with our export and import process. However, please note that you must have WordPress installed on the new host and if you’re using Elementor Pro functions, you must have the Elementor Pro plugin installed in the new host.

Elementor Hosting websites work with all themes which are compliant with WordPress coding standards as set by its Codex. We’ve tested it on hundreds of themes, making sure everything works perfectly, down to the last pixel.

Before cancelling, we can try to resolve the issues you’re facing.

Elementor Host provides massive built-in value that often costs extra elsewhere, including enterprise-grade Cloudflare CDN, daily automated backups, and a brand-new AI Assistant.

Right now from your dashboard, your AI Assistant allows you to instantly Clean cache, Scan vulnerabilities, Create staging environments, and Turn on site lock without needing to install or pay for extra third-party plugins.

If you still want to cancel, see Cancel a subscription.

An infected website can be extremely stressful. Fortunately Elementor Host is equipped with powerful recovery and security tools directly in your dashboard.

If your site has been compromised, the fastest way to get it back online is to restore a clean backup from a date before the issue started. You can do this directly from your My Elementor Dashboard.

Here is how you can use your dashboard tools to take control right now:

  • Open your AI Assistant next to the Edit Site button from your my.elementor.com dashboard after selecting your hosting website, and click the Scan vulnerabilities quick action to identify potential security gaps.
  • Use the AI Assistant to Create backup once your site is clean, ensuring you have a safe restore point moving forward.

  • If restoring a backup doesn’t solve the issue, we also offer a professional Malware Cleanup service. Would you like to try restoring a backup first?
    👉 How to Restore a Previous Version of Your Website

Good news! Your Elementor Hosting plan is already configured with a PHP Memory Limit of 1024 MB by default—which is double the 512 MB you requested.

You can verify your current server settings directly in your dashboard by following the steps outlined here:

👉 How to Access PHP Settings

Since your limit is already set very high, are you seeing a specific error message or experiencing slowness? This might indicate a plugin conflict rather than a lack of memory.

Elementor Hosting uses NGINX for superior performance, which means it doesn’t use .htaccess files. However, most things you’d do there (like redirects) can be managed directly in your hosting dashboard using Web Rules.

https://elementor.com/help/manage-site-traffic-with-web-rules/

To maintain the stability and high performance of our infrastructure, root access is restricted on all Elementor Hosting plans.

However, you still have full control over your site via SFTP and Database access through your My Elementor dashboard. 

For details, see Access the files of your Elementor Host site.

Site timeouts during kit imports are usually caused by the Max Execution Time setting.

Because importing a kit makes major changes to your site’s design and structure, we highly recommend securing your current layout first. Using Elementor Host, you can do this in seconds:

  1. Log in to your my.elementor.com dashboard and select your hosting website.
  2. Open your AI Assistant next to the Edit Site button.
  3. Click the Create backup quick action.

Once backed up, you can safely increase your execution time to allow the import:

  1. Move over to Advanced tab > PHP Configuration > PHP Settings.
  2. Increase the Maximum Execution Time temporarily.

For details, see Temporarily increase the maximum execution time of your Elementor Hosted site.

From WP Admin, you can navigate to Settings>Reading and enable the Discourage search engines option. However, Google may still show your site in search results for a short period.

Since you are using Elementor Host, you have a much more robust option to completely hide your site while you build it. You can easily lock it down using your AI Assistant:

  1. Log in to your my.elementor.com dashboard and select your hosting website.
  2. Open your AI Assistant next to the Edit Site button.
  3. Click the Turn on site lock quick action.

For details, see Privacy Mode.

Being locked out usually happens due to a plugin conflict, but don’t worry—you can fix this without needing access to your WordPress admin area.

You can deactivate the problematic plugin directly from your My Elementor dashboard:

  1. Log in to my.elementor.com and select your website.
  2. From the side panel, click the Plugins tab.
  3. Find the plugin you just enabled, click the three dots (⋮), and select Deactivate.

For details, see Manage your plugins with the My Elementor dashboard.

Tip
To prevent this from happening in the future, you can test new plugins safely without breaking your live site! Just open your AI Assistant next to the Edit Site button in your dashboard and click Create staging. This gives you a secure sandbox to experiment in.

This is most likely caused by a caching conflict.

As an Elementor Host customer, your site is already equipped with a built-in Advanced Caching system powered by NGINX. This means you don’t need third-party caching plugins, which can often cause “double-caching” and broken layouts.

The fastest way to force your new changes to appear is to use your AI Assistant:

  1. Log in to your my.elementor.com dashboard and select your hosting website.
  2. Open your AI Assistant next to the Edit Site button.
  3. Click the Clean cache quick action.

For details, see How do I clear my Elementor Host website cache?

Alternatively, you can clear the Server Cache directly from your WP Admin bar.

If you specifically changed design elements, go to WP Admin and navigate to Elementor>Tools and click Clear Files & Data.

For details, see Clear Files & Data.

Tip
Try viewing your site in a Private/Incognito window to bypass your browser’s local history.

It’s not possible to restart the server, however you can start the website over from scratch. Since you currently only have WordPress Admin access, we recommend the following:

  • Request Team Access: Ask the site owner to add you as a Team Member within their Elementor account. This will give you your own login to manage hosting settings safely. Guide: Managing Team Members.

Elementor Host runs on a high-performance NGINX stack, which means it does not use or support .htaccess files. Additionally, max_input_vars is a server-level PHP configuration that cannot be modified manually by users in a managed environment.

However, a disappearing Mega Menu is usually just a sync issue. Since you are an Elementor Host customer, you can clear server-level cache instantly.

To refresh your server data using your AI Assistant:

  1. Log in to your my.elementor.com dashboard and select your hosting website.
  2. Open your AI Assistant next to the Edit Site button.
  3. Click the Clean cache quick action.

For details, see How do I clear my Elementor Host website cache?

If the issue persists, certain third-party plugins can conflict with Elementor and Elementor Pro. Try disabling them one by one temporarily.

A slow website can be frustrating. The good news is that because you are using Elementor Host, your plan is already configured with a massive WP Memory Limit of 1024 MB by default.

Increasing it to 2GB typically won’t improve loading speeds, as the bottleneck is usually related to heavy plugins or unoptimized images. Instead, you can utilize your built-in server tools to instantly speed things up.

Your Elementor Host environment includes an Advanced Caching system. The fastest way to clear it is using your AI Assistant:

  1. Log in to your my.elementor.com dashboard and select your hosting website.
  2. Open your AI Assistant next to the Edit Site button.
  3. Click the Clean cache quick action.

For details, see How do I clear my Elementor Host website cache?

Tip
While you have the AI Assistant open, you can also click Scan vulnerabilities just to ensure no malicious scripts are bogging down your server resources.

It looks like you’ve run into a “double-caching” issue, which happens when a third-party caching plugin conflicts with your server.

Elementor Hosting comes with a highly optimized, built-in Advanced Caching system powered by NGINX, so you don’t need extra plugins like ‘WP Super Cache’.

To fix your site, deactivate WP Super Cache. Then, clear your server cache using your AI Assistant:

  1. Log in to your my.elementor.com dashboard and select your hosting website.
  2. Open your AI Assistant next to the Edit Site button.
  3. Click the Clean cache quick action.

For details, see How do I clear my Elementor Host website cache?

As an Elementor Host customer, you have the option to create a staging environment so that next time you want to test out a new plugin or make major header changes, you can do it safely without breaking your live site. Just open your AI Assistant and click Create staging.

For details, see Create a staging site.

This issue sounds like your database still references your old domain. While plugins like ‘Better Search Replace’ are common, Elementor has a built-in Replace URL tool specifically designed to update these links across your layouts and CSS files safely.

To fix your broken images, follow these steps:

  1. Use the Elementor Tool: Go to Elementor > Tools > Replace URL.
  2. Enter the Domains: Enter your Old URL and your New URL exactly as they appear (including https://), then click Replace URL.
  3. Regenerate CSS: After replacing the URLs, stay in the Tools menu and click Regenerate Files & Data to refresh your site’s styling.

For details, see URL change disrupts Elementor functioning.

Sync the Hosting Dashboard: Ensure your new domain is correctly assigned and set as “Primary” in your My Elementor dashboard under the Subscriptions & Hosting section.

For details, see Troubleshooting My domain is not connected to my website.

For large video files, we highly recommend hosting them on a dedicated video platform (like YouTube, Vimeo, or VideoPress) and embedding them.

Hosting large videos directly on your server consumes your bandwidth and storage quickly, which can slow down your site for visitors. Embedding ensures fast playback and keeps your site light.

Alternatively, you can use SFTP to upload larger files without any issues.
Use SFTP to transfer files to your Elementor Static Website | Elementor

This message usually means a previous installation failed.

To fix this:

  1. Access your site via SFTP.
    For details, see Transfer files to an Elementor Host site.
  2. Navigate to wp-content/plugins/.
  3. Find the folder with the name of the plugin you are trying to install.
  4. Delete that folder.

Once deleted, go back to your WordPress Dashboard and try installing the plugin again.

This is often because the default WordPress email function (wp_mail) is unauthenticated and blocked by many email providers (like Gmail/Yahoo) to prevent spam.

To fix this reliably, we recommend setting up SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol). This routes your emails through a dedicated provider so they actually land in the inbox.

We highly recommended Elementor’s Site Mailer solution, which comes with a free trial for testing purposes.
For details, see Site Mailer: SMTP replacement, email deliverability & logs

Make sure you set the custom domain as primary domain in your Elementor Host Dashboard.

Set a Custom Domain as Primary | Elementor

 If this is currently not possible on your dashboard, please note that when you update DNS records (A Records or CNAME), it can take anywhere from 1 to 48 hours for those changes to update across the entire internet. This is outside of Elementor’s control.

Please double-check your settings:

  • A Record: Should point to 162.159.137.9 (or the IP provided in your dashboard).
  • CNAME (www): Should point to your default Elementor address (e.g., yoursite.elementor.cloud).

If your records are correct, you likely just need to wait a bit longer. You can check the status using a tool like DNSChecker.org.

This message means WordPress can’t talk to your database.

If you haven’t changed any files recently, this might be a temporary hiccup. However, if you recently edited your wp-config.php file or changed your database password, that is likely the cause.

The fastest fix is to restore a backup from yesterday (before the error started).

For details, see Restore previous version of your website.

While Elementor Host automatically takes daily backups behind the scenes, you also have the power to manually create safe restore points before making any big changes.

Here is how to create an instant backup using your AI Assistant:

  1. Log in to your my.elementor.com dashboard and select your hosting website.
  2. Open your AI Assistant next to the Edit Site button.
  3. Click the Create backup quick action.

For details, see Back up your Elementor Host website.

Elementor Hosting provides direct database access for advanced management.

Warning
Changes made here are permanent and can break your site if incorrect. Consider backing up your site before making changes. For details, see Back up your Elementor Host website.

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To create a backup first using your AI Assistant:

  1. Log in to your my.elementor.com dashboard and select your hosting website.
  2. Open your AI Assistant next to the Edit Site button.
  3. Click the Create backup quick action.

Once backed up, you can access your database by looking to the right side of the panel in your dashboard and clicking “Open database”.

For details, see Access the database of your Elementor Host website.

Elementor Host transfer website feature offers a quick, efficient way for creators to build a site and then transfer it to their clients.

For details, see Transfer an Elementor Host website | Elementor

This is likely a security false positive. Sometimes, the Web Application Firewall (WAF) mistakenly thinks your text or code snippet is a malicious attack (like an SQL injection) and blocks the save.

To ensure your site’s security hasn’t actually been compromised, you can run a quick check using your AI Assistant:

  1. Log in to your my.elementor.com dashboard and select your hosting website.
  2. Open your AI Assistant next to the Edit Site button.
  3. Click the Scan vulnerabilities quick action.

If the scan comes back clean, try removing any custom HTML or JavaScript you recently pasted to see if the page saves. 

  1. If you are using a security plugin (like Wordfence), try enabling “Learning Mode” or temporarily deactivating it.
  2. If you are pasting custom HTML or JavaScript, try removing it to see if the page saves.This would point towards custom code being present on the page which might be incorrectly added.

While you cannot change the physical location of your origin server (which is located in our high-performance data center in Belgium), this does not affect your site’s speed for international visitors.

Here is why:

  1. Global CDN: We use an enterprise-grade Cloudflare CDN (Content Delivery Network) with servers all around the globe.
  2. Smart Delivery: When a visitor accesses your site (e.g., from New York or Tokyo), they don’t have to connect all the way to Belgium. Instead, they download your images, scripts, and content from the Cloudflare server nearest to them.

This ensures lightning-fast load times regardless of where your main database lives.

We do not offer SSH access.

For security reasons, direct Shell/Terminal (SSH) access is disabled on Elementor Hosting.

However:

For WP-CLI: You cannot run raw commands, but you can perform most maintenance tasks (clearing cache, resetting users, debugging) directly via the My Elementor Dashboard tools.

You can update your site’s core identity in seconds using your built-in AI Assistant:

  1. Log in to your my.elementor.com dashboard and select your hosting website.
  2. Open your AI Assistant next to the Edit Site button.
  3. Click the Change site title quick action.

The assistant will handle updating the database records for you safely.

 

It is smart to be cautious before running major updates. Plugin and theme updates can occasionally cause conflicts, but as an Elementor Host customer, you have the perfect safety net.

Instead of risking your live site, You can use your staging environment. This creates an exact clone of your site where you can run updates safely.

Here is how to set it up instantly:

  1. Log in to your my.elementor.com dashboard and select your hosting website.
  2. Open your AI Assistant next to the Edit Site button.
  3. Click the Create staging quick action.

For details. see Create a staging site.

Tip
If you prefer to just update the live site, make sure to click Create backup in the AI Assistant first so you have an immediate restore point. For details, see Back up your Elementor Host website.

Security is a top priority, and we’ve got you covered. Elementor Host runs on a highly secure cloud infrastructure with a built-in firewall, but outdated plugins can sometimes introduce risks.

You don’t need to install heavy security plugins to check your site’s health. You can run a comprehensive security audit right now using your AI Assistant!

Here is how to check your site:

  1. Log in to your my.elementor.com dashboard and select your hosting website.
  2. Open your AI Assistant next to the Edit Site button.
  3. Click the Scan vulnerabilities quick action.

The AI will review your active plugins and themes and alert you if anything needs your attention.

You can absolutely keep your redesign under wraps.

While many WordPress users have to install third-party “Maintenance Mode” plugins to do this, your Elementor Host plan includes a server-level site lock. This is much more secure and won’t slow down your WordPress admin area.

You can instantly restrict public access using your AI Assistant:

  1. Log in to your my.elementor.com dashboard and select your hosting website.
  2. Open your AI Assistant next to the Edit Site button.
  3. Click the Turn on site lock quick action.

When you are ready to show off your new design, simply ask the AI Assistant to unlock it.

For details, see Privacy Mode.

While Elementor Host automatically takes daily backups for you, it is always best practice to create an immediate, manual save point right before transferring ownership.

You can secure your milestone instantly using your AI Assistant:

  1. Log in to your my.elementor.com dashboard and select your hosting website.
  2. Open your AI Assistant next to the Edit Site button.
  3. Click the Create backup quick action.

Once your backup is complete, you can safely use the built-in transfer feature to download the .zip file of your backup to your device and move the site to your client’s account.

For details, see How to download your Elementor Host website files as a ZIP and Transfer an Elementor Host website.

Don’t panic, you quickly hide your site. 

Your Elementor Host dashboard gives you the power to lock down your site at the server level instantly.

Quickly restrict public access using your AI Assistant:

  1. Log in to your my.elementor.com dashboard and select your hosting website.
  2. Open your AI Assistant next to the Edit Site button.
  3. Click the Turn on site lock quick action.

For details, see Privacy mode.

This will instantly put up a barrier so visitors and search engines cannot see your unfinished work.

This can happen because browsers and servers save (or “cache”) older versions of websites to load them faster.

Your Elementor Host plan includes a premium, high-speed Advanced Caching system. To ensure your client sees the newest version of the site, you just need to flush that server cache.

You can clear the cache globally in one click using your AI Assistant:

  1. Log in to your my.elementor.com dashboard and select your hosting website.
  2. Open your AI Assistant next to the Edit Site button.
  3. Click the Clean cache quick action.

For details, see How do I clear my Elementor Host website cache?

Tip
Have your client open the website in a Private or Incognito browser window to ensure their phone or computer isn’t holding onto an old local cache.

Elementor Host has robust firewalls in place, but sometimes outdated third-party plugins can let sneaky ad-scripts slip through. With Elementor Host tools, you don’t need to manually hunt through your files or hire a developer to find the culprit.

To run a deep diagnostic scan right now using your AI Assistant:

  1. Log in to your my.elementor.com dashboard and select your hosting website.
  2. Open your AI Assistant next to the Edit Site button.
  3. Click the Scan vulnerabilities quick action.

The AI will flag any compromised or outdated plugins that might be causing the redirects.

If you need to temporarily restrict access to a site without deleting any of your hard work or messing with WordPress user roles, your Elementor Host plan has the perfect server-level feature for this.

You can instantly restrict public access using your AI Assistant:

  1. Log in to your my.elementor.com dashboard and select your hosting website.
  2. Open your AI Assistant next to the Edit Site button.
  3. Click the Turn on site lock quick action.

This puts up an immediate barrier. Only you (or anyone you share the bypass pin with) will be able to see the site. When you are ready to reactivate their site, simply ask the AI to turn the lock off.

For details, see Privacy mode.

Elementor Host website domain name

A domain name is the unique, virtual address of a website, e.g. www.example.com

Yes. You can replace the temporary domain that was automatically assigned when you first created your site simply by adding a custom domain at any time. See full instructions for adding your own domain name here.

DNS Propagation is the amount of time it takes for DNS changes to be updated around the world, across the internet. DNS stands for Domain Name System. DNS is like an address book for the Internet. It is like a directory of names (domain names) matched up with their addresses (IP addresses), which lets users navigate websites via human-readable names rather than having to remember an IP address for every website. The directory is shared and stored among DNS servers around the world to split up the load. These DNS servers periodically check for updates and these updates take time to propagate across the world. Once you’ve added your custom domain, you’ll need to wait a short period of time for all the world’s DNS servers to know about the change.

A change to a DNS record can take up to 72 hours to propagate worldwide although it typically takes only a few hours.

DNS servers across the world periodically check for any changes to the DNS records. If you change your DNS records, it takes time for those changes to be checked and noted by each DNS server around the globe. 

In addition, every DNS record has a Time to Live (TTL) value, which is the amount of time that DNS servers should store that record in their cache. So even when you change a record, DNS servers will continue working with its formal value from cache until this time has passed. If your registrar allows this, you can set your record’s TTL value to a low number, which will help speed up the process.

Regardless of the TTL value, each server has its own schedule and some take longer than others to update their records. Until they update, they will continue to use the old records that they have cached. This means that if you’ve pointed a domain name to a new IP address, for example, then for a period of time, some places will be seeing your old site (using your old DNS records), and some places will be seeing your new site.

There are several free online tools that make it easy to see if your site is propagating around the world. DNS Checker is one such tool Enter your domain name (e.g. example.com) into the DNS Checker and click Search. Servers across the world will check to see which IP address is serving your domain at that moment. If a server lists your new IP address (from your Elementor hosted website), then you know that your DNS changes have propagated to that server and users in that area will likely be seeing your new site. This is a quick spot check to see how quickly propagation takes place across the world, but of course, it is only representative of a few DNS servers.

There isn’t one right answer for this question. The best answer is to choose one as your canonical address, and redirect the other to it, so you avoid confusing search engines that may think they are two separate sites with different content. If you plan to use a CDN, you may need to use the www version as it is often required. Some CDNs, such as Cloudflare, now have workarounds that allow you to use a non-www URL, but not all do. In general, a example.com is easier and less cumbersome to share with users, but the www version does have some advantages, such as the ability to use CNAME records which propagates DNS changes more quickly than A records, and the ability to set cookies specifically for that subdomain. If none of this makes any sense to you, and you don’t plan to use a CDN, then just go with whichever you prefer. There is no difference in terms of SEO, as long as one redirects to the other. Choose one and stick with it. If you’d like to read a more in-depth discussion about this, click here.

Elementor One

General

If you purchased Elementor One via elementor.com it will not automatically transfer your old Elementor Pro account to your Elementor One account. If you want to transfer your Elementor Pro account, you’ll need to do so manually. See Install and activate Elementor One for details.

Credits and quotas

Credits are renewed on a monthly basis during your subscription period. Please note that credits leftover at the end of the month will not rollover to the next one. 

Your Elementor dashboard includes a dedicated credit management/subscription card. This provides real-time credit usage info, so you always know exactly how many credits you used across all included capabilities.

Upgrades and transitions

We’ve made the transition simple through the Pro upgrade path. Existing Pro subscribers can upgrade to a One plan with prorated pricing, ensuring you only pay the difference for the elevated experience and added credits.

Yes. Elementor One is designed to be a scalable growth engine. You can upgrade to a higher tier (e.g., from Small to Medium) at any time to increase your monthly credit pool as your site’s needs for AI, image optimization, email delivery, or any other needs grow.

Elementor doesn’t offer ‘downgrades’ on existing subscriptions. 

Refunds and cancellation

For annual plans, we offer a 30-day money-back guarantee. Monthly plans available in One Agency are non-refundable. 

Future-proofing and the ecosystem

New capabilities and features will be integrated into your One subscription as we release them, giving you instant access to our latest innovations.

No. New features are included in your subscription automatically. As you adopt these new tools, they simply draw from your shared credit pool. This allows you to explore and grow your site’s capabilities without friction or new purchase hurdles.

Support and service level

Elementor One subscribers receive our highest tier of service. One is designed for users managing critical, revenue-driving sites. You receive priority assistance from our support team to ensure your business stays up and running without delay.

Yes. While standard Pro subscribers receive responses during business days, Elementor One users have access to round-the-clock priority assistance. Our expert team is available to provide the high-level responsiveness and care that professional builders require.

Activation and connectivity

Activation is unified and seamless through a Single Zip download and Single “Connect”. Once connected, you’ll be able to activate all the additional capabilities from within the Editor. 

Template Library

General

The Elementor Template Library is a library which contains over 30 pre-designed page templates, as well as templates that were saved by the user. The library allows you to quickly create designed pages and customize them to be your own, saving you from building all pages from scratch.

Pick any template from the library and add it to your page with one click. It saves you time and energy. 

For tutorials about the Elementor Template Library, check this  guide. Check out the Hero kit templates we previously released.

A connection is required to enable us to add smart features to the library in the future including personalization features such as ‘favorites’ and ‘recently used’ views, as well as other enhancements that will make the Template Library more than just a place to store templates. As a user, you will gain better control over who uses your account and website and get added security. 

All the templates that you saved can be found under Templates in your WordPress Admin Dashboard. 

These templates are also available, along with the pre-designed templates, in the library that is accessible from the Elementor panel. 

Don’t worry. Your clients will not access your account at all and you won’t need to share your credentials with them. Each of your clients will create their own individual, free accounts during the initial one-time process of connecting, if they don’t already have an account. In addition, each WordPress user on a website will need their own account if they intend to access the library.

You will be unable to access the templates that Elementor provides via the Template Library. Your previous work remains intact. The connection only authenticates you as a user and doesn’t have any impact on your saved templates.

Yes, you’ll always have access to your own saved templates, whether you decide to connect to the Template Library or not.

Troubleshooting

If you receive an error that says An error occurred. The following error(s) occurred while processing the request: Connecting to the Library failed. Please try reloading the page and try again, make sure that the Site Address (URL) and WordPress Address (URL) are the same. Check this from WP Admin by going to Settings>General and making sure the URLs are exactly the same.

Also, this URL must correspond to the URL on your web browser’s address bar.

If you made any changes, you may need to resynch your license. For details, see Disconnect and reconnect your Elementor account.

The template library must be connected to your Elementor account. To connect your account, see Connect to the template library.

Go to Elementor > System Info in WP Admin and confirm that the Elementor Template Library is connected.


Go to Elementor > Tools in WP Admin and click Synch Library. 

If it still doesn’t work, please contact your hosting company and ask them to set this configuration:
allow_url_fopen

Go to Elementor > System Info in WP Admin and confirm that the Elementor Template Library is connected.


Go to Elementor > Tools in WP Admin and click Synch Library. 

 

This happens when Elementor does not recognize that you have a Pro license key.

In this case, from WP Admin, go to Plugins>Installed Plugins and update Elementor Pro. 

In this case, you have to contact your hosting company so that they can change the configuration of your server that blocks the request.

This is generally due either to a memory issue or to the configurations of your server (file permission issues).

Verify if you meet the requirements of Elementor regarding the WP memory limit and check via your console browser if you receive 403 errors.

If you cannot open the library, contact your hosting company and ask them to verify the configurations set on your server.

Cloud Template Library

Access and eligibility

Any new & existing Elementor Pro user.

It’s important to distinguish between an “Elementor license,” an “Elementor user,” and a “WordPress user.”

We recommend giving clients their own WordPress user account, which allows them to connect to the website using the same Elementor license as the creator who built the site, but does not give them access to the same features as the Elementor user.

Cloud Templates are linked to the Elementor user account, so simply connecting the site to the creator’s Elementor license does not grant the client access to the templates.

However, if (in addition to connecting the Elementor license) the client logs into the site using the Elementor user account of the freelancer, then they will gain access to the templates, since these are tied to the Elementor account.

An Elementor account along with an Elementor Pro subscription.

The Cloud Template Library is associated with your Elementor user name. Therefore, only that specific user can access their cloud templates.

No, your template quota is based on your highest ranked subscription and the quota associated with it.

Example #1: If an Advanced plan gets you 120 templates, and you have 3 Advanced subscriptions, your total quota is 120.

Example #2: If an Expert plan gets you 10K templates, and you have 1 Advanced and one Expert subscriptions, your total quota is 10K.

Yes, as long as you are using an Elementor account that is eligible for a Cloud Template Library.

You are blocked from saving any more templates once reaching max usage.

Since storage limits differ from one subscription to another, downgrading a plan most likely means changing these limits.

 

If, after downgrading, you have fewer templates than your new storage limitations, then nothing happens.  

 

If, after downgrading, you have more templates than your new storage limits, your account will be treated as if it has reached storage capacity. You will still be able to access the library but will not be able to store any more templates in the cloud library.

 

In the future, we will lock all of the excess templates by order of creation date (last created will be locked), blocking users from doing anything with them other than deleting.

If a user saved any cloud templates and then lost all eligibility for the cloud library by not having any active pro plans – we will save the templates for 90 days. After 90 days you will be prompted to renew your Pro subscription, and if you choose not the renew, the templates are permanently deleted.

Unfortunately no, we currently only support storage limits based on a user’s Elementor Pro plan. That might change in the future.

No, however free users still have access to Site templates.

Usability

The My Templates tab is renamed Templates.

The templates you saved under My Templates are now stored locally under the Site Templates tab – and are available for use on the site where you stored them.

There are a few ways to quickly transfer all of your locally saved templates to your cloud library, depending on where are they stored.

Site Templates – If there’s a single site that hold most of the templates you’d like to transfer, log on to the site using your Elementor account. The follow the procedures outlined in Transfer a site template to the cloud template library.

Not in Elementor – On a laptop, drive etc. – Compress all the templates you want to save into a zip file. into a zip all of the desired templates, open up your cloud template library and use the import button to add the file to your library.

The import procedure can fail if the zip file is too big or if one of the files in it is empty. If this occurs, try creating a smaller zip file and make sure the templates are all valid.

No, Site Templates do not support folders. The easiest way to move multiple templates into the Site Templates, is to select all (or multiple) templates in a folder and use the bulk action bar to move or copy.

After deleting a template, a notification windows appears. This notification has an undo op[tion. In addition, Ctrl or Cmd Z are avaialble for a few seconds after deletion as long as you didn’t close the window or perfrom another action such as moving another template. 

Make sure you’re searching in the correct library. Searches in Site Templates will not find templates in the Cloud Template Library and vice versa. Also remember, the search only checks template names, not the template contents.

Currently we do not support move and copy on folder items, if you selected templates along with folders, the Move and Copy options are disabled. Deselecting the folder9s0 will allow you to move and copy templates.

Angie

Angie is an agentic AI for all WordPress sites.

Built specifically for professional web creators, Angie goes beyond chat-based suggestions. It understands how your WordPress site is structured, including themes, plugins, custom fields, and Elementor components, and takes real action inside your environment.

Angie can write clean, production-ready code, generate custom Elementor widgets from scratch, extend existing widgets with new functionality, and create backend and front-end snippets tailored to your needs. From interactive UI behaviors to complex WordPress admin customizations, it builds functionality that integrates directly into your workflow.

With Angie, you don’t just generate ideas. You generate production-ready widgets, code, and fully functional site assets, built for review, refinement, and real-world use.

You have full control and editing capabilities with Angie. This is AI that builds with you, not just for you.

 

Yes. Angie offers a free plan with daily-renewing AI credits, so you can start exploring its AI-powered tools right away. During this time, you cannot purchase additional Angie credits.

Angie is a separate plugin from Elementor AI and can act independently from Elementor. However, Angie is built to to work with Elementor and take advantage of Elementor features.

Angie offers powerful AI features that work on any WordPress website, whether you use Elementor or not. You can use it with Elementor’s drag-and-drop editor. 

You don’t need the Elementor Editor to get started, but logging in requires an Elementor account. This makes it easy for WordPress users to access all AI features within a single workspace.

At this time only Site admins can use Angie. This restriction is in place because Angie can make significant changes to your site, changes that only admins should have authority to conduct.

No you won’t lose anything. Your current plan and benefits stay the same, you’ll simply migrate to the new MCP Plugin, which gives you the same tools plus a smarter, more streamlined workflow. We’re also offering a free tier that will let you try out Angie. Over time, all Elementor AI features will be removed from the existing Elementor plugin, so this change ensures you’re set up for the future with more capability and less friction. No surprises, just a better way to work.

Actually, the opposite. Many users told us Elementor AI felt fragmented, different places for structure, text, images, and code. This plugin brings everything into one smart interface, with site awareness and voice/text control.

No, Angie installs into your website as is, with only one click.

Yes. Only certain files can be uploaded to Angie. See What kind of files can be uploaded to Angie for details. 

 

In addition, individual files are limited to 4MB and users are limited to uploads of up to 100MB.

Angie requires each user to have their own Elementor account to access and use Angie.

If other Admins on your site don’t have an Elementor account, they won’t be able to use Angie, even if they have access to the website itself.

To enable Angie for additional Admins, simply make sure each Admin creates (or logs into) their own Elementor account.

Angie Code, is your developer on demand. It transforms plain-language prompts, screenshots, or URLs into clean, integrated code that works seamlessly within your workflow. Everything is fully editable, reusable, and under your control.

Angie operates in a secure test environment, so you can preview and iterate before anything goes live. No black box. No lock-in. Full ownership.

What can you create with Angie Code?

Angie Code generates specialized, production-ready items that integrate directly into your WordPress site:

  • Custom Elementor widgets: built from scratch or extending existing widgets with new controls and behaviors
  • WordPress admin snippets: customize dashboard views, add settings panels, or refine the WP admin experience
  • Custom Post Types and Fields: define and manage structured content across your site
  • Website snippets (CSS & JavaScript): add interactive behaviors, animations, hover effects, or immersive UI elements
  • Visual front-end apps: build quizzes, calculators, custom 404 pages, store locators, and more

Every output behaves like a native part of your site. You can edit it directly in the Elementor Editor or refine it through conversation with Angie.

No. Angie does not work with sections so you’ll need to be using containers for your site. In addition, Angie does not work with V4 elements and you cannot create custom V4 elements.
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Elementor AI Site Planner

Elementor’s Site Planner is an AI-powered tool that helps web creators streamline their website planning. It is part of Elementor’s AI Website Builder suite of tools, automatically generating a detailed website brief, site plan, and wireframe based on your project’s needs, saving you time and effort. The wireframe is pre-populated with AI-generated content. The layout and design can be fully customized using Elementor’s drag-and-drop editor.

Yes, Elementor’s AI-powered Site Planner is currently available for free, allowing you to quickly generate site briefs and wireframes. You can fully explore the tool and its capabilities without any initial cost.

Creating a website with AI is seamless using Elementor’s AI Website Builder, specifically its Site Planner tool. Start by engaging in an AI-led conversation, where you’ll provide details about your website project. The Site Planner will generate a comprehensive brief, a sitemap that gives you a bird’s-eye view of your site’s architecture and layout, and a wireframe pre-filled with relevant, AI-generated content. Once the initial framework is ready, you can customize every detail using Elementor’s intuitive drag-and-drop editor, ensuring the final design matches your unique vision.

Elementor’s AI Website Builder offers a full suite of tools to enhance every stage of your workflow:

  • AI Site Planner: Streamlines the initial planning phase, helping you align with clients and create a solid foundation for your website.
  • AI Text Tools: Craft high-quality copy effortlessly with text generation, editing, and instant translation features. These tools also simplify shortening, expanding, or refining content to fit your design perfectly.
  • Image Features: Generate images, create variations, remove backgrounds, and clean up visuals with precision.
  • Custom Code Suggestions: Use free text input to generate custom HTML, custom Code and CSS directly in the editor, giving you complete control over your site’s design.
  • Layout Tools: Quickly build and refine site structures with AI-powered layout tools. Or, leverage AI Copilot for predictive wireframe layout recommendations to jumpstart your projects.

Each tool is purpose-built to save you time, reduce complexity, and keep your creativity flowing—no matter where you are in the web creation process. Learn more about Elementor’s AI here.

The AI Site Planner is designed for web creators of all skill levels. Professionals can use it to streamline their workflow and deliver high-quality websites faster, while beginners benefit from a structured first draft that simplifies the process. You are encouraged to make sure you’ve downloaded and installed WordPress and Elementor’s Page Builder Plugin, Free version or Pro version, as final customizations to your site take place within Elementor’s intuitive editor.

Absolutely! The AI Site Planner, part of Elementor’s AI Website Builder, creates a strong foundation with a sitemap and wireframe built on website best practices. From there, you have full control to adjust layouts, content, and designs to match your or your client’s needs. Elementor’s editor makes it easy to customize every detail while keeping the process efficient and intuitive.

Absolutely! You can connect your own domain when you’re ready to launch your website. Don’t yet have a hosting provider? You can choose an Elementor Hosting 14-day free trial to help you get started quickly and easily. This option includes Elementor Pro as well as provides seamless integration along with reliable performance, robust security, and the convenience of managing everything in one place.

No, Elementor Pro is not required for planning. You can create site briefs and wireframes without it. However, to import your plan directly to your website, we recommend Elementor Pro, as it ensures compatibility with Pro elements and simplifies the process. Without it, you may need to replace some theme parts and Pro features.

Google Meet’s AI Notetaker can understand and transcribe multiple languages, saving you time by automatically generating accurate meeting notes. It currently supports the following languages:
English

  • Spanish
  • French
  • German
  • Italian
  • Portuguese
  • Dutch
  • Hindi
  • Japanese
  • Chinese
  • Finnish
  • Korean
  • Polish
  • Russian
  • Turkish
  • Ukrainian
  • Vietnamese

The AI already supports multi-language input, allowing you to converse with it in languages other than English, making it more accessible to a global audience. Currently, the final output is generated in professional-grade English. We are actively working on expanding language support to include output in the same language you write in, as well as accommodating languages written from right to left, such as Arabic and Hebrew.

Build with Elementor AI

Create containers with Elementor AI

Absolutely not. On the contrary, Elementor is dedicated to empowering web creators by offering cutting-edge tools that enhance efficiency and innovation. Our AI technology, covering structure, layout, design, and content, is designed to save time and effort, providing an abundance of creative possibilities. Far from replacing, Elementor is leading the charge in redefining the web creation experience, ensuring web creators have the freedom to customize every aspect of their website within this new era.

All Elementor widgets will be available for building containers with AI. Note that the possibility of using generated layouts depends on your Elementor subscription. If you are using the Elementor free version you will only be able to use layouts with available widgets. These layouts will be available entirely if you upgrade your account to Elementor Pro or Host.

First, you need to set containers as the default setting. Do not worry, your existing design will remain intact. This is done by going to WP Admin and navigating to Elementor > Settings > Features. Then activateboth Flexbox containers and Grid containers. Once this is set, you can still continue editing your site with its existing sections and columns, while new layouts will be created with containers. This will also allow you to use AI with existing sections. If you prefer, you can also choose to convert all of the existing sections and columns into containers.

The key to a good prompt lies in providing as many details as possible. When generating containers it’s best to provide a descriptive idea of the layout, style, colors, widgets and purpose of the container you would like to create. In addition, Elementor AI offers a prompt enhancer that will help fill in details you may have overlooked. Click the enhancer to expand your prompt and then check it to see if the added details represent the content you want. You can also use the suggestions provided when you enter a slash (/) before the prompt or consult our  Prompts library.

AI isn’t flawless, and we recognize the importance of giving you options. We provide three variations for you to choose from. This diverse selection allows you to get the layout that best suits your website. As we continue, we’ll learn and optimize the results based on your preferences and needs.

Elementor utilizes AI technology that encompasses a range of elements including structure, layout, design, and content. Unlike templates that offer specific layouts, AI-generated results are produced based on its interpretation. For more precise outcomes, providing a comprehensive prompt with explicit details is crucial.

You do not use credits when you generate the three variations. You can explore each variation and assess how it fits your needs. Only when you select “Use Layout” for one of the variations will you use credits for the prompt generation.

Submitting a prompt incurs credit charges based on the prompt type (text, image, code, etc.). You won’t be charged for reviewing the three generated variations, but you can only choose one per submission. Regenerating or editing the prompt for new variations will result in additional credit charges.

Among the three variations, you will need to select the one that best aligns with your vision and requirements. Ultimately, you’ll choose and use only one of the provided variations. A future feature, AI history, will allow you to go back and use a previously generated container variation.

Currently, the AI history feature is unavailable for building with AI, so there is no option to revert to previous variations once you have generated a new prompt. The generated results are specific to the prompt and iteration they were created for.

With our easy-to-use credit system you get an annual allotment of prompts to spend on the mix of structure, layout, design, and content you wish to generate. These are the credits needed for each type of prompt you write.
1 Text prompt = 1 credit
1 Code prompt = 1 credit
1 Container prompt =  40 credits
1 Image prompt = 33 credits
Keep in mind when generating text, code, images or containers, you may want to use multiple prompts until you reach your desired result.

It really depends on how you use your plan’s credits.
The AI starter plan provides you with 18K credits, and the AI power plan provides you with 50k credits per year Both plans allow you to generate 4 types of prompts – text, code, images and containers.
These are the credits needed for each type of prompt you write.
1 Text prompt = 1 credit
1 Code prompt = 1 credit
1 Container prompt =  40 credits
1 Image prompt = 33 credits
Keep in mind when generating with AI, you may want to use multiple prompts until you reach your desired result.

The free trial is meant to give you an opportunity to experience what you can achieve with Elementor AI. The amount of prompts you can generate with the free trial will depend on the type of prompts and volume of content, images and containers you generate. You will be notified within the product, and via dedicated email when you’ve used 80% of your allotted requests in your free trial, and again when you’ve reached 100% of your allotted requests.

We will notify you within the Editor when you’ve reached 80% of your plan’s consumption, and continue reflecting how much you’ve used from that point onwards.

Edit containers with Elementor AI

If the variation button is not appearing, consider the following:
  • Ensure you have the latest Elementor version installed.
  • Confirm that you have selected a container for the variation.
If the generated results are not as expected, follow these steps:
  • Utilize the best result as a starting point and make manual adjustments.
  • Consider rephrasing and emphasizing your desired outcome using an enhanced prompt.

AI will not replace the content and style of 3rd party widgets.

Create containers based on existing webpages

Rest assured, our process doesn’t involve copying layouts. We draw inspiration from the structure only, and fill in relevant data that’s based on your prompt, ensuring compliance with copyright concerns.

If the preview is not displaying the added URL correctly, it may be due to site compatibility issues. Unfortunately, not all sites are compatible.

We are actively working on expanding coverage to include more widgets in the generated layouts.

Currently, basic responsiveness is supported. You can further adjust responsiveness based on your specific needs.

AI for containers is a Feature that should be activated by default, so if you don’t see the AI icon in your new element area, that means the feature has not been activated. To learn more about activating features, see Elementor experimental features.

Image Optimizer

Image optimization can significantly improve your website’s loading time, which is crucial for user experience and SEO. It reduces the size of your images without compromising their quality, leading to faster page load times and better performance scores.

The Image Optimizer plugin does the “heavy lifting” of converting and compressing images on a dedicated server, so your own server won’t suffer from any downtime or the need to keep the tab open. It offers on-the-fly optimization and WebP conversion.  In addition, it is designed specifically for Elementor-created websites, ensuring seamless integration and performance improvements. It offers on-the-fly optimization, WebP conversion, and other features tailored to Elementor users’ needs.

No, the module will save both the original and the compressed versions of your images. You can restore the original image if needed. The only exception is if you decide to delete the original version.

When using lossy compression, there’s a slight reduction in image quality. However, this module provides options for both lossless and lossy compression, allowing you to choose based on your preferences. You also have the option to keep an original of the image and always remember to backup your website before making significant changes.

If you cancel your subscription, all your previously compressed images remain available on your website. However, you won’t be able to compress new images unless you renew your subscription or stay within the subscription limit.

WebP was developed by Google as a media format optimized for use on the web. It tries to strike a balance between making images as light as possible while still retaining the high quality web users expect. It has excellent compression efficiency, supports transparency and animation, improves website performance and is supported by most major browsers.

AVIF (AV1 Image File Format) is an image format based on the AV1 video codec, designed to provide superior compression efficiency and image quality compared to existing formats like JPEG and PNG. It supports features such as high dynamic range (HDR), wide color gamut, and lossless compression, making it suitable for web use and various multimedia applications.

No. The Image Optimizer can compress JPEG, PNG, WEBP, or GIF format images and convert them into AVIF files, but cannot compress files already in this format.

Lossless compression retains the original quality of the image while reducing its file size. On the other hand, lossy compression reduces the file size by eliminating some image data. This can slightly reduce image quality. The choice between the two depends on your needs: if image quality is paramount, go for lossless; if file size is more critical, consider lossy.

Digital images contain the data defining the image and data about the picture. This information is called Exif metadata and can include:

  • Camera angle
  • Camera settings
  • GPS location
  • Exposure settings
  • Description
  • Dimension
  • Resolution
  • Filesize

Much of this information is not needed for most websites but their presence makes the images heavier and slower to load. By default, Image Optimizer plugin strips out unnecessary metadata.

This happens when your website host has not installed the proper media metadata extension to their PHP file. If you receive this error message, you need to contact your hosting company to correct the error.

Absolutely! You can either compress images in bulk or select specific media files for optimization. See Optimize images for more details.

If you’re using the free version of Image Optimizer plugin, you can upgrade to a paid version by clicking the Upgrade button above the control panel.

  • The original image must be less the 10MB.
  • The image must be in JPEG, PNG, WEBP, or GIF format.

No. Trying to use Image Optimizer with these setups will result in an error message.

Forms

With the Elementor Form Submissions feature, you can backup your form submissions data, access it whenever you want, and manage it all from one place. Having your submission’s info allows you to gather insights, analyze a campaign’s data, or manage your submissions from within WordPress Admin.

Uploaded files are saved in a dedicated directory under ‘uploads/elementor/forms/’.

File names are set randomly, for security reasons (we don’t want users uploading ‘yo_mama.jpg’ now do we?).

This setting does not override your host’s server setting. This option limits the number of files that can be uploaded from the form itself, but only if this limit value does not exceed the PHP’s “max_file_uploads” value. If you need more, contact your Hosting support to have the “max_file_uploads” value raised for your site.

The Date and Time fields can be styled using Custom CSS. On mobile, the browser’s native HTML5 design is used. You can switch on Native HTML5, so the browser’s design is used on all devices. Once you choose Date or Time, you’ll see the Native HTML5 switch.

The labels for date/time inputs are not properly supported by all browsers, especially browsers on mobile devices. This is why the placeholder may not always be visible.

There is a workaround outlined in our article, Troubleshooting – Date and Time placeholders do not appear on mobiles.

  1. In the Content tab, click the form field you want to edit.

    The form field opens.
  2. Click the form field’s Advanced tab.
  3. Click the dynamic icon to the right of the Default Value field. 
  4. Select the desired metadata from the dropdown list.

Redirecting the user to a designated Thank You page is always a good idea. It takes them to the next step, enabling you to upsell, track user funnels, and give a good experience.

To activate Redirect: Go to Actions After Submit, add Redirect, and paste the full URL of your Thank You page.

For details, see Redirect visitors after they submit a form.

If your redirect didn’t work, try these troubleshooting steps:

  • Make sure you didn’t paste in an empty character by mistake.
  • Be sure you pasted the full URL and not a Relative URL. (‘/thank_you/’)
  • Remove any JavaScript from the page and try again. You can check for JavaScript errors in the developer tools.
  • Deactivate other plugins and try again.

Forms include 3 different types of messages:

  • Browser messages – These are sent from the browser and can not be customized. For instance, if you don’t enter a correct email address, you receive a message saying “Please include an @ in the email address”. These messages appear if the form was not filled in correctly before the form is sent.
  • Server messages are sent from the server. You can format as you need, using custom CSS. These messages appear after the form is sent. There are a few custom options including Success, Error, Invalid, etc. Example: The form was sent successfully! You can always alter the content of the custom messages by going to Form > Additional Options, switch-on Custom Messages and locate the relevant message.
  • Third-party servers. Error messages from Email Marketing service companies such as MailChimp cannot be modified. Please note that some error messages sent by these third-party products are shown to the admin only (you and not the subscribers) and this is not something Eleemntor can control.

Add your tracking code to a thank you page and redirect your form to that page after submission.

There is also a JavaScript event that the form triggers automatically after submission, which can be used to add to your custom tracking code. These are added externally to Elementor, using functions.php for example.

Here is a base snippet you can build on:

//The event is submit_success so you can catch it for example:
jQuery( document ).ready(function( $ ){
	jQuery( document ).on('submit_success', function(){
		// form has been submitted do your tracking here...
	});
});

Make sure you replace the comment above “// form has been submitted, do your tracking here … ” with your custom tracking code. Otherwise, the snippet won’t do anything.

Elementor has a webhook option under Actions After Submit. By default, our webhook sends each field with the label as a name, or all fields in a single array when Advanced Data is on.

To control the field names, give your form fields a custom ID and use the following snippet. 

Be sure to update the form name and your webhook URL.

Below is an example of customizing your webhook, where field IDs are sent instead of names.

add_action( ‘elementor_pro/forms/new_record’, function( $record, $handler ) {
//make sure its our form
$form_name = $record->get_form_settings( ‘form_name’ );
if ( ‘MY_FORM_NAME’ !== $form_name ) {
return;
}
 
$raw_fields = $record->get( ‘fields’ );
$fields = [];
foreach ( $raw_fields as $id => $field ) {
$fields[ $id ] = $field[‘value’];
}


wp_remote_post( ‘HTTP://YOUR_WEBHOOK_URL’, [
‘body’ => $fields,
]);
});

This happens generally because of server errors or fields not properly mapped. For troubleshooting tips, check out this guide.

If you receive an error message such as “There’s something wrong. The form is invalid”, it could be that the form has been added as a widget inside another widget via a shortcode. This is an unofficial and unreliable method of adding a form to a page, so this should be avoided.

MailChimp integration with the Elementor form widget only acts as a ‘sign up form’. Re-subscription via an Elementor form widget is not possible as the MailChimp API does not allow this. Re-subscription to a list is only through MailChimp hosted signup forms. This same situation may apply to other services that integrate with forms.

To handle these types of users, put a note somewhere below the form that mentions that if they were previously signed up to the list, then they cannot resubscribe this way. Give them a link to redirect them to the MailChimp hosted signup forms instead, so they can resubscribe there.

Popups

Design

Yes, you can control the horizontal (left, center, right) and vertical (top, middle, and bottom) positions of the Popup window.

Yes! Check out our template library for predesigned popups.

Yes, placing an Elementor form into a Popup is one of the most common uses of Popups. However, third-party form scripts may not work in the Popup Builder by default. If you are using a third party form, such as Contact Form 7, for example, please contact your plugin’s development team and let them know that they can resolve this by implementing the code mentioned in this developer’s guide. Also note this code example. 

Absolutely! Design your Popup in the same way you would design any page using Elementor. Include forms, widgets, templates, and other elements as you wish.

There are some edge cases where the margins you set for popup windows will be overridden. This is because the flexbox grid system’s flex alignment is stronger than the margin, so it takes precedence. If you are attempting to add a positive right margin, for example, and it isn’t taking effect, try adding a negative left margin instead.

Yes. Elementor Popups feature the most advanced Popup design capabilities ever. Set color, image or gradient backgrounds for Popups, or design transparent Popups. You can also set borders and box shadows for the frame of the Popup window. The overlay options for the external area outside the Popup includes color, image and gradient background options. Even the close button can be fully customized. This includes position (inside or outside), vertical and horizontal positioning, color, background color and size. Almost all these styling features also include mobile editing, making it easy to customize Popups for different devices.

Click the gear icon in the top toolbar to view and edit the Popup settings again.

Control

Yes, we have various triggers, rules, and conditions that determine when a Popup occurs. You may “manually trigger” Popups via Dynamic Actions or Form Actions After Submit or “automatically trigger” Popups via Conditions, Triggers, and Advanced Rules.

Yes, you can choose to only display Popups on Desktop, Tablet, and/or Mobile devices via Publish Settings > Advanced Rules > Show on Devices.

Yes, but too many popups can alienate your visitors.

Yes, use Popup Settings > Advanced > Avoid Multiple Popups.

Yes, use Popup Settings > Advanced > Disable Page Scrolling.

  • Yes, there are several ways to control this.
  • You can either show or hide the Close button, or set it to only be shown after a set of amount of time after the Popup loads.
  • You can allow the user to close the Popup by clicking outside the window, on the background overlay.
  • You can allow the user to close the Popup by clicking the Close button.
  • You can set the Popup to automatically close after a set amount of time.
  • You can use a form’s Action After Submit option to close a Popup
  • You can use an element’s Dynamic Action to close a Popup

Yes, the On Page Exit Intent is a very popular Trigger. Setting this will display the Popup when the user’s mouse activity indicates intent to exit the page. Exit intent does not work on Mobile devices, however, as mobile devices do not have mouse hover ability.

Yes, several Advanced Rules allow you to control the display of Popups based on where the user arrives from, including arriving from a URL that you specify, or from search engines, external links, and internal links.

No, you don’t have to set any Publish Options. However, if you don’t set a Trigger, you will need to assign a Dynamic Action to Open Popup on an element’s link, such as a button’s link. Without a Trigger or an Open Popup Action assigned, the Popup will never be shown. See How Do I Create My First Popup to learn how to trigger a Popup when a button is clicked.

Yes. From the form’s “Actions After Submit” options, choose “Open Popup”, and then select which Popup to show after the form has been submitted.

Yes. Add a form inside a Popup, and then from the form’s  “Actions After Submit” options, click “Close Popup”.

Triggers function as direct user actions that initiate, or “trigger”, the display of a Popup (i.e. clicking or scrolling), whereas Advanced Rules determine the requirements that must be met for the Popup to appear regardless of direct user actions (i.e. the user visited page at least two times).

Conditions determine where to display the Popup (i.e. the entire site, all archives, on a specific URL, etc.). Learn more about Conditions.

A session starts when the user visits the website and ends when the user closes the browser.

Other

We do not currently support A/B testing, as this is a field that needs massive attention. We are currently not in the phase of building a stand-alone feature, so we recommend using one of the many available external dedicated services for this.

Yes, Popup templates can be imported and exported just like all of Elementor’s templates.

No, not at this time.

Yes. you can also create translations for each Popup.

Our Popup feature does not store any cookies. It does leverage the browser’s local storage to track your visitor habits or patterns in order to trigger the Popup. This means the data is stored only on the visitor’s local browser. Learn more about GDPR.

Of course, you can also add upsales and offers to your users throughout all of the purchase flow.

Elementor integrates with several marketing platforms. See the full list here.

Popups may encounter layout issues with iOS 10 or below.

No. Popups are not compatible with Internet Explorer.

Accounts

General

In order to ensure the security of your website, Elementor is implementing two-factor authentication (2FA). This will protect you and the sites you have created from brute force password attacks. 

If you didn’t get an email during the authentication process, we suggest first checking whether you’re using the correct email address for your Elementor account. If it’s the correct one, please check your spam folder. In case all above haven’t worked, contact our support using the chat on elementor.com.

Free users:
Free accounts cannot be restored without a valid email address. Disconnect your account and connect a new one. Switching accounts will not affect your website or saved templates.
Pro users: 
Contact support through the chat channel and provide details regarding your account and license as requested.

2FA improves the security of your account. Since we want to ensure the security of all our users, you cannot opt-out of 2FA. However, you can register for Elementor using a Google account instead of using an email address. 

At the moment we are using only email as a verification channel. However, you can register for Elementor using a Google account instead of using an email address.

Legacy Subscriptions

As Elementor Pro grows and develops, so have our subscription plans. Sometimes users prefer to stick with their existing plans and in many cases Elementor allows users to maintain these plans. 

Currently, owners of legacy subscription plans can keep their plans provided they renew their subscriptions annually. If you fail to renew a legacy plan, you’ll have to purchase a new plan under the new terms. It’s important to note that owners of legacy plans may not necessarily benefit from new features. For example, owners of an Essential legacy plan will not have access to new features available in higher tiered plans.  

If you have trouble with renewing your subscription, please contact Elementor support for assistance. 

Yes, you can continue getting support for all the features available in your subscription plan. 

Elementor Essential legacy plans

Prior to December 4, 2023, the Elementor Essential plan includes access to all Elementor elements. On December 4th, the Essential subscription will be modified to be made more appropriate for beginner web creators and those who don’t need all of Elementor’s professional features. If you owned an Essential subscription prior to this change, you will not lose access to any elements and these elements will continue to benefit from future updates.

Your existing plan will remain as is, and you will get all new updates that are part of the new Essential plan. To enjoy any new capabilities that are added to features that are now part of a higher plan, you can upgrade to a higher plan. 

Your Essential plan will continue to get regular updates to existing features in your plan whenever available, this includes features and security updates. 

If you don’t renew your subscription upon expiration, you will lose your Legacy subscription. If you choose to purchase a new subscription at a later date, your new subscription will be subject to the plan and feature breakdown on the day of your new purchase. 

If you have trouble with renewing your subscription, please contact Elementor support for assistance. 

Yes, you can continue getting support for all the features available in your subscription plan.

The Elementor Essential Plan is still part of the Elementor Pro plugin. Features in the Pro plugin will be available based on the plan you purchased.

Hello Theme

You can download the theme from either:

  1. From WP Admin navigate to Appearance>Themes and click Add New.
  2. Click Upload Theme.
  3. Click Browse and choose the file you just downloaded, then click Install Now.
  4. Once it is installed, click Activate.

Yes. 
Just like any theme or plugin under Dashboard>Updates.

Yes. You can download a child theme here: https://github.com/elementor/hello-theme-child

To install the child theme:

  1. Download the Hello child theme from https://github.com/elementor/hello-theme-child
  2. From WP Admin navigate to Appearance>Themes and click Add New.
  3. Click Upload Theme.
  4. Click Browse and choose the file you just downloaded, then click Install Now.
  5. Once it is installed, click Activate.

Edit the style.css file via FTP if you would like to change the Theme URI, Author, and Author URI. Editing this is optional. You can choose to leave it as is, if you prefer.

Theme Name: Hello Elementor Child
Theme URI: https://elementor.com/
Description: Hello Elementor Child is a child theme of Hello Elementor, created by Elementor team
Author: Elementor Team
Author URI: https://elementor.com/
Template: hello-elementor
Version: 1.0.0
Text Domain: hello-elementor-child
Tags: flexible-header, custom-colors, custom-menu, custom-logo, editor-style, featured-images, rtl-language-support, threaded-comments, translation-ready

Add any custom styles after:

/*
    Add your custom styles here
*/

So for example, if you wanted to add some Link and Heading styles, you could add something like this:

/* Link Styling */
a, a:active, a:visited {
color: #000080;
} 
a:hover {
color: #ffd700;
}

/* Heading H1-H6 Styling */
h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6 {
font-family: Georgia, serif;
color: #3a3a3a;
line-height: 35px;
font-weight:500;
letter-spacing: 1px;
}
h1 {
font-size: 30px;
line-height: 1.2;
}
h2 {
font-size: 28px;
line-height: 1.3;
}
h3 {
font-size: 26px;
line-height: 1.4;
}
h4 {
font-size: 24px;
line-height: 1.5;
}
h5 {
font-size: 22px;
line-height: 1.6;
}
h6 {
font-size: 20px;
line-height: 1.2;
}
.entry-content h1,
.entry-content h2,
.entry-content h3,
.entry-content h4,
.entry-content h5,
.entry-content h6 {
 margin-bottom: 20px;
}

If you need to change any HTML of any of Hello’s files, make a duplicate of the original Hello file, and place the copy into your child theme’s folder. Edit the child theme’s copied file to make any HTML changes you wish. Read more about this here.

Elementor provides a filter called:

hello_elementor_page_title

You can add code that makes use of this filter to your child theme’s functions.php file. Alternatively you can use a 3rd-party plugin such as Code Snippets to add functions to your theme without needing to use a child theme, and without needing to edit your theme’s functions.php file. The code to add to either your child theme’s functions.php file or to your snippets plugin is:

function ele_disable_page_title( $return ) {
   return false;
}
add_filter( 'hello_elementor_page_title', 'ele_disable_page_title' );

You can choose to hide a page’s title while editing the page with Elementor. Click the page settings gear icon in the top bar to access the Hide Page Title option. Read more about this feature

You can add code to your child theme’s  functions.php file. Alternatively you can use a 3rd-party plugin such as Code Snippets to add functions to your theme without needing to use a child theme, and without needing to edit your theme’s functions.php file. The code to add to either your child theme’s functions.php file or to your snippets plugin is:

 

add_filter( 'elementor/utils/get_the_archive_title','archive_callback' );
function archive_callback( $title ) {
 if ( is_search() ) { 
   return 'Your Custom Message Here: ' . get_search_query() ; 
 } 
   return $title; 
}

 

Make sure you change Your Custom Message Here: to whatever you prefer.

To enable the Widgets menu item in the WordPress admin menu, use the following code:

if (function_exists("register_sidebar")) {
  register_sidebar();
}

You can add this code to your child theme’s functions.php file. Alternatively you can use a 3rd-party plugin such as Code Snippets to add functions to your theme without needing to use a child theme, and without needing to edit the functions.php file. 

Once you have the Widgets menu available to you, you can assign Widgets to the Sidebar as usual in Appearance > Widgets. You can then use this Sidebar anywhere on your Elementor page. Simply add a column in a section and drag the Sidebar widget into the column. 

If you prefer to register new or custom widget areas via code, instead of using the Sidebar widget (for example, if you need a sidebar on a non-Elementor page), you can find sample code in the official WordPress Widgetizing Themes documentation. Your code may differ from the sample code based upon your particular needs. 

From the site header and footer customization menu you may configure the look of your site header. In addition to choosing the layouts, you can customize the width, background color, menu, appearance and style of each element.

Important
This feature will be active only on a new site. Existing sites need to opt-in to this feature through the Features options. Once activated, there will be two new sections under the Site Settings>Theme Style.

Security

Elementor takes its responsibility to create secure plugins seriously. Our developers are highly trained to write safe, secure code, and we monitor for vulnerabilities. However, as with all software, even with the level of expertise and scrutiny that we employ, vulnerabilities can sometimes occur. As such, there are things that every web creator should know and do to keep their websites as secure as possible. 

We have specialized professionals who continuously monitor for potential issues. In addition, we may be notified by people in our community channels, findings from security software makers, and of course our own testing procedures.

Fortifying security is a continuous process, not just a single effort. Whenever we identify a threat, we always remain vigilant and release a fix as soon as possible.

When we first discover a security vulnerability, we start by examining it and understanding it from each angle. In order not to jeopardize our users before issuing the fix, we keep the reported issue discrete. Once we issue the fix, we can go on to inform users about the vulnerability and its resolution.

One of the most important steps you can take is to keep WordPress and your plugins up to date, as this will help ensure that any security patches are applied. Other steps include changing your password from time to time, considering the use of security plugins, and being mindful that you only use plugins and themes from known sources such as the WordPress.org repository and established companies that have a strong history of providing quality products. Avoid installing “nulled” plugins and themes as these often contain malicious code, and only keep plugins and themes on your site that you are actively using. 

Not only does Elementor encourage reporting security bugs, we offer rewards to people who report particularly important issues. Report a bug or find out more about this program at our Bug Bounty page.

Follow our social media channels and especially our communities. It will be mentioned there, in our changelog, and when relevant, in a separate email. Please make sure to create an account to receive important updates like these.

We do not want to alert abusers to a problem which could cause them to take advantage of the issue. We focus our efforts on getting a fix out there as soon as possible. When the issue is contained, we quickly inform our users via several channels, including email.

Always upgrade to the latest version of Elementor. This advice may be applied to nearly all software. New versions contain security updates, bug fixes, and offer new features. If you want to test a new version before updating your live site(s), we recommend creating a staging area.

Elementor Partner Program

Elementor’s Partner Program is a true partnership initiative designed to help agencies and freelancers grow their business. The program consists of a dedicated workspace, exclusive access, co-marketing opportunities, and revenue share, empowering our partners to effectively serve their clients. Joining is cost-free, and applying today will grant you preferential access as the program is still new.

The program is open to agencies and freelancers of all sizes that build for their clients using Elementor. We are looking for partners who share our commitment to quality, performance, and excellence. We aim to build a curated community of the best agencies in the industry.

Partners receive a comprehensive suite of benefits built for scale and designed around four pillars:

Direct line to Elementor Get early visibility into the roadmap and a voice in
what’s next. Engage directly through Preferred
Priority Support and early access to news, demos,
professional forums and meetups, insights, and
education.
Growth through visibilityBuild credibility and demand through official partner spotlights, professional interviews, partner listings,
and co-marketing opportunities that help clients
find and trust your expertise.
Dedicated partner
workspace		Run all client projects from one dashboard in My
Elementor. Create, optimize, and manage with your One Agency plan, hand off projects smoothly, and
perform updates, backups, and bulk actions.
Added revenue streamsUnlock recurring income from the websites you’ve
already built. Make each site handoff count by
boosting ongoing earnings without increasing
scope, workload, or delivery time.

Our dedicated area makes getting and serving new clients more efficient and effective.

Our exclusive access grants you a priority in support, in roadmap and in events.

Co-marketing elevates your professional status and get you more leads

And revenue share means you increase revenue from projects without any additional work

You receive the highest level of support available. This includes preferential priority support, and access to a partner manager. 

Joining the program has no associated costs. Your progression within the program reflects the work you do for clients using Elementor. 

Agencies and freelancers can apply by filling out the form on their My Elementor dashboard. An Elementor representative will review your application to confirm eligibility and guide you through the next steps.

Have more questions?

Can’t find the answers you’re looking for? We’re more than happy to assist.

Contact support

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