AMP Pagebuilder Compatibility

Page builders produce rich layouts, but AMP has strict rules about what a page can contain. That gap often forces site owners to pick between a designed page and an AMP version of it. AMP Pagebuilder Compatibility addresses this by supporting Divi, Elementor, Fusion Builder (Avada) and Avia Builder (Enfold), so the layouts you built can carry over into AMP mode.

The plugin handles default modules and custom modules, including ones added by third-party themes and plugins. It is designed to keep roughly 90 to 95 percent of a design looking the same in AMP, and it works within the AMPforWP framework. It fits agencies, freelancers and personal site owners who already build with one of these tools and want AMP versions of their pages without rebuilding them.

Features

• Four page builders supported: Works with Divi, Elementor, Fusion Builder (Avada) and Avia Builder (Enfold), so you can keep the builder you already use for your AMP pages.
• Default and custom modules: Covers standard builder elements and modules added by third-party themes and plugins, so your site's unique features can carry over into AMP.
• One-click setup: AMP page builder support is turned on with a single click, which keeps the setup short and saves development time.
• Close design match: Aims to keep about 90 to 95 percent of the original page builder design intact when pages render in AMP mode.
• Custom theme and plugin compatibility: Heavily customized Divi and Elementor sites can keep AMP support without disruptive layout shifts.
• Landing page support: Designed to handle landing pages made with Divi or Elementor, which suits marketing campaign pages.
• Works with AMPforWP: Runs inside the AMPforWP theme framework and its AMP architecture, so it fits into an existing AMPforWP setup.
• Improvements from user feedback: Compatibility work continues based on community feedback and requests, so support follows newer page builder versions.

Best for

• Divi and Elementor sites that need AMP versions
• Agencies and freelancers building client sites with page builders
• Marketers running landing pages on AMP