Elementor offers many features and customization options. It also helps understand the basics of website design. it has many layout and themes, the possibility of implementing the boxes for writing, moving the layout parts and updating the website easily. It integrates with both apple and windows and has a sufficient performance. It also offers an AI integrations within also websites hostings. There is a large community on the web using it so that is easy to obtain support. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It can sometimes be complicated to achieve a sufficient level of quality in the designs, and it takes a bit of time to become proficient. Nowadays, with AI agents creating websites, it’s obvious that using Elementor can feel more time-consuming, although it is still cheap. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Elementor is definitely something I use regularly to work with. Usually one or two days a week for a few hours. I use it to make blog posts on our company website, and I find the interface easy to navigate. It’s also very straightforward to copy and paste my blog writing, swap out images, and update the main thumbnail. I also like that I can switch between the main WordPress editor and Elementor, and view my work from multiple perspectives as I go. The integration between the two is seamless and works very well. Another thing I appreciate is that I can add posts using code if I want, or simply use the widgets and have the code handled for me. Also, I've never had any performance issues on my system when using it as I only really do text and pictures for my posting. Best part is: it was really easy to get started. The system is very intuitive and I didn't need someone to teach me how to use it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The file size limits for images. I find really great images that I can use in posts and then I'm not able because of size limits. The work around is that I have to save them in a different format or make them smaller or poorer quality. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like best about Elementor is how it combines flexibility, speed, and ease of use without limiting what I can create. I regularly use the Theme Builder, Container system, Global Styles, Loop Grids, Dynamic Content, and Form Builder across both client projects and my own websites.

The drag-and-drop interface allows me to build complex layouts visually, which saves me many hours every week compared to traditional development methods.

One of the biggest improvements to my workflow is being able to create reusable templates and global design systems that keep large websites consistent while making updates much faster.

An unexpected benefit has been how easy it is to train clients to manage their own content after launch, reducing support requests and increasing their confidence.

Elementor has also helped me prototype ideas quickly, test designs with clients, and move from concept to completed website significantly faster than many other website-building solutions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

While Elementor is my preferred website builder, there are a few areas where I would like to see improvements.

Performance has improved significantly over the years, but complex websites can still require careful optimisation to achieve the best page speed results. I would also like more consistency between older widgets and newer features, as some settings and workflows can feel different depending on which tools are being used.

Occasionally, major updates require extra testing to ensure compatibility with third-party plugins and custom code. As someone who builds a wide range of websites, I would welcome even deeper accessibility controls and more advanced design system features built directly into the platform.

Despite these points, none of them outweigh the benefits Elementor provides. It remains one of the most productive and flexible tools I have used for building professional WordPress websites efficiently and at scale. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Elementor for creating and building websites for my customers, and I really like the HTML feature and widgets it offers. The ability to use the HTML feature along with AI code to build websites and the motion widget is something I enjoy. Additionally, Elementor's setup is very easy, which makes getting started smooth and convenient. I would give Elementor a score of 10 for recommending it to my friends and customers. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes Elementor fails with a server 500 error, making it unusable for design and updates. This issue seems to be linked to using Elementor without a proper license for my customers, which is frustrating. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The design of the user interface is fairly logical. However, this is totally undermined by how buggy, unreliable and slow it is. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Elementor is appalling. It's the most unreliable, slow, buggy product that I have ever used. It gets worse with every update as they add more pointless AI features, wreck the user interface and grind the performance into the dirt. I deeply regret building our website on it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

For WordPress pros, Elementor makes it easy to hit the ground running to create a website the exact way you want it to look. The biggest upside of Elementor is that is it not only user-friendly to WordPress pros, but with only a few instructions it is user-friendly for WordPress novices. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I have really grown to dislike all the constant updates and the fact that they're constantly working on making Elementor more and more of an "everything and the kitchen sink" tool. I also dislike the fact that there seems to be a lot of things that Elementor controls that you don't realize they control until you delay one of their updates and things start to break on your site. I started finding out the hard way that this is the case when things won't work as they used to until you upgrade. That has caused a lot of strife between me and my clients. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I like most is the flexibility and ease of use. Even without deep coding knowledge, we can quickly create professional pages for campaigns, telecare products, and service explanations.

We have an active yearly Elementor subscription and use it regularly to maintain our Cuidado24 website, update landing pages for SOS devices, and create new sections focused on caregivers and elderly users. The drag-and-drop builder makes changes much faster compared to traditional WordPress editing. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Sometimes pages become a bit heavy if too many widgets or animations are used. We also noticed that certain updates can occasionally affect layout compatibility, so we usually test changes before publishing them live.

For more advanced customizations, some CSS knowledge is still necessary. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I use Elementor for designing my website with its easy-to-use and customizable widgets. I like most about Elementor's highly customizability and full-page editing. The customizability lets me customize/design the page with widgets to its full potential, which is best for designing something out of the box with ease. Full-page editing allows me to hide the page header and footer and design the full page the way I want, which is great for landing pages. The initial setup of Elementor was very easy. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Recently I faced an issue which causes a buffering/still loading the settings/customize section while editing the page. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Elementor stands out for its intuitive UI/UX and easy drag-and-drop builder, which makes website design fast and simple. It integrates well with other tools, allowing for a smooth workflow. Performance is generally good when optimized, and the pricing offers solid value for the features provided. There are plenty of tutorials and support resources, making onboarding easy. The added AI tools also help speed up content creation. Overall, it’s a flexible and time-saving solution for building professional websites. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

One downside of Elementor is that performance can sometimes be an issue, especially if the page design becomes too heavy with many widgets and effects. Without proper optimization, it can slow down page load times.

Another thing is that while the UI is easy to use, some advanced customizations still require extra plugins or custom CSS, which can add complexity. Also, the free version is somewhat limited, so you often need the Pro version to unlock its full potential.

Overall, it’s a powerful tool, but it does require some optimization and planning to get the best results. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The drag-and-drop editor lets me build and update pages without touching code, which is a huge time saver when managing multiple client sites. The widget library covers most of what I need, and being able to see changes live before publishing keeps mistakes minimal. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It can slow down page load speeds if you're not careful with how many widgets you stack. WordPress core updates sometimes cause brief conflicts that require troubleshooting. A built-in performance optimization guide would help non-developers avoid these issues without needing third-party plugins. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.