Modal Popup Window for Elementor

Popups are a common way to point visitors to an offer, an announcement or a signup form, but building them often means extra code or a separate tool. This plugin brings modal windows into the Elementor interface, so you design them where you already build your pages. The content can be a WordPress post, a WooCommerce product, an image, a video or custom content written in a TinyMCE editor.

You decide when each popup appears and how it behaves. Triggers include page load, click, scroll and exit-intent, and animation style, speed, delay and modal size can all be adjusted. There is no limit on how many modals you create, so different pages can carry different messages. The popups are built to display on desktops, tablets and smartphones.

Features

• Built into Elementor: Add modal popups from within the Elementor page builder interface, without writing extra code, so the work stays in the editor you already use.
• Several content sources: Fill a modal with a WordPress post, a WooCommerce product, an image, a video, or custom content created in an advanced TinyMCE editor.
• Unlimited modals: Create as many modal windows as you need, on one page or across the whole site, each with its own purpose and message.
• Flexible trigger options: Open a popup on page load, on click, on scroll or on exit-intent, so each message appears at the moment that fits it.
• Animation and timing controls: Adjust animation style, speed, delay and modal size to control how each popup enters and how large it appears on the page.
• Image gallery with lightbox: Build image galleries with lightbox functionality inside a modal, useful for showing products, portfolio work or promotional visuals.
• Responsive display: Popups are made to work on desktops, tablets and smartphones, so visitors on any device can read and close them.
• Custom styling for branding: Customization options let you shape each modal to match your site's branding and the message you want to deliver.

Best for

• Elementor site owners adding promotions or announcements
• Designers building custom popups for client websites
• WooCommerce stores featuring products in modal windows