Share Buttons for Elementor

Getting readers to share a page is easier when the buttons are already in front of them. Share Buttons for Elementor works inside the Elementor editor, so you can place share buttons on any page without writing code. You can add as many sets of buttons as you need and put them wherever they make sense for the reader, such as beside an article or near the end of a landing page.

The plugin covers more than 15 social networks, so you can offer the ones your audience actually uses. Button views, skins, shapes, colors, sizes and typography are all adjustable, and the layout can be set separately for desktops, tablets and mobiles. The code is built with CSS, SASS and JS, and the buttons are responsive and retina-ready, which suits blogs, marketing sites and business websites.

Features

• More than 15 social networks: Offer sharing to Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Reddit, Email and other popular networks, so visitors can pick the platform they already use.
• Unlimited button placement: Add share buttons anywhere on your Elementor pages and use as many sets as you like, placing them where visitors are most likely to want to share.
• Multiple views, skins and shapes: Choose from different button views, skins and shapes so the share buttons fit the look and branding of the rest of your website.
• Responsive and retina-ready: Buttons adapt to different screen sizes and stay sharp on high-resolution displays, so they look clean on phones, tablets and desktop screens.
• Column layout per device: Set the number of columns separately for desktops, tablets and mobiles, so the arrangement of the buttons suits each screen.
• Detailed styling controls: Adjust button size, icon size, typography and spacing to fine-tune how the buttons look, down to the small details.
• Brand or custom colors: Use the official social icon colors for a familiar look, or apply your own colors to match your brand identity.
• Lightweight code: The plugin is built with CSS, SASS and JS and is described as lightweight, which keeps the added code for sharing buttons small.

Best for

• Bloggers who want readers to share posts
• Marketers building Elementor landing pages
• Online businesses spreading content across social networks