Unlimited Elements For Elementor Pro: Widgets & Tools

Unlimited Elements for Elementor Pro extends Elementor with more than 200 additional drag-and-drop widgets, template kits, and utilities for building WordPress layouts. Elementor is required. The Widget Creator Framework lets you create custom widgets when the library does not cover a project’s needs.

Connect layouts with dynamic content

The Loop Builder turns a widget layout into a reusable loop item filled with dynamic content. Post Widgets and Filters support post layouts with real-time filtering, while WooCommerce Widgets and Filters arrange products in grids, sliders, carousels, and other layouts. AJAX faceted filters support dynamic filtering for posts, custom post types, and WooCommerce products.

Multi-Source Widgets can populate item-based layouts from ACF, JSON or CSV documents, WooCommerce, posts, visitors, menus, and APIs. Listed integrations and sources also include Toolset, PODS, Instagram, Google Sheets, Google Calendar, Google Reviews, YouTube, Vimeo, Wistia, the ExchangeRate API, and the OpenWeather API. Multi-Source Galleries can use WooCommerce products, posts, Instagram, and API sources.

Build visual and interactive components

The library includes background and remote-control widgets, synchronized widgets, and a Mega Slider Builder that converts an Elementor section into a slider slide. Live Copy Paste brings ready-made designs from the Unlimited Elements site into Elementor. Mega Menu Builder makes menus using widgets, images, icons, and links.

Other tools include a Dynamic Popup Builder for quick-view popups made with Elementor templates, a drag-and-drop form builder, and a calculator builder. The widget library also includes galleries, picture shapes, hexagon grids, custom cursors, scroll sequences, image reveals and magnifiers, before-and-after shows, accordions, carousels, charts, timelines, buttons, and background effects. The broader library contains both free and Pro widgets.

Install and use

1. Install Elementor, which this add-on requires.
2. In the WordPress Dashboard, open Plugins, choose Add New, and search for “Unlimited Elements.”
3. Install the plugin and select Activate.
4. Open Unlimited Elements in the WordPress side menu, then install the widgets you want to use.

Existing elements and content can continue working when you move from the free version to the premium version.