Popup plugin for Elementor

Many site owners want a way to put a message in front of visitors, such as a newsletter signup, a sale notice or an important announcement. Doing that usually means custom code or a separate tool. This plugin brings popup building into Elementor, so you work in the same editor you already use for your pages and keep your designs consistent.

You pick from nine popup directions and four display conditions to control how and when each popup appears. Prebuilt presets give you a starting point, and you can save your customized popups as templates to reuse or share across sites. It works with WordPress themes built on Elementor, and the layouts are responsive and ready for high-resolution screens.

Features

• Nine popup directions: Choose from nine directions for how a popup enters the screen, so you can match the motion and placement to the message and the look of your site.
• Four display conditions: Set conditions that decide when a popup shows up, giving you control over which visitors see a message and at what point in their visit.
• Preset design customization: Start from prebuilt popup designs and modify them to fit your brand, which cuts down the time spent building each popup from scratch.
• Save and import templates: Save your customized popups as templates, then reuse them or share them to keep branding consistent across several websites.
• No coding required: The interface is built for Elementor users, so you can design popups with drag and drop and never touch a line of code.
• Responsive and retina ready: Popups adapt to different screen sizes and display crisply on high-resolution screens, so they look right on phones, tablets and desktops.
• Cross-browser compatibility: Popups are designed to look and behave consistently in major browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge.
• Translation ready with POT file: An included POT file supports localization, so you can translate the plugin text into the language your audience uses.

Best for

• Elementor users who want popups without writing code
• Site owners collecting email signups or announcing offers
• Agencies reusing popup templates across client sites