JetPopup for Elementor

JetPopup for Elementor helps WordPress site owners present announcements, promotions, subscription forms, and other messages in popups. Build layouts with Elementor widgets using a drag-and-drop workflow, or create and manage popups in Gutenberg. Presets provide starting points for formats such as countdown timers, cookie policies, and subscriptions, while appearance options let you choose a modal, slide-in bar, or full-view display.

Choose triggers based on page load, scrolling, exit intent, widget interaction, or user inactivity. You can also schedule popups for specific dates and times, and use inclusion or exclusion rules to target pages, post types, or templates. Responsive layouts suit desktop, tablet, and mobile screens. For multilingual sites, JetPopup supports WPML, and animation options include fade, zoom, bounce, slide, flip, and rotate.

Features

• Elementor layout builder: Create popup layouts with Elementor widgets using a drag-and-drop builder, so you can arrange popup content without writing code.
• Gutenberg editor support: Create and manage popup content in the WordPress block editor, alongside the Elementor editing workflow.
• Flexible popup triggers: Display popups on page load, after scrolling, on exit intent, after widget interaction, during user inactivity, or on specified dates.
• Popup presets: Start with presets for countdown timers, discounts, subscriptions, GDPR notifications, and cookie policies.
• Targeted display rules: Use inclusion and exclusion conditions to show popups on selected pages, post types, or templates.
• Multiple display styles: Choose a classic modal, slide-in bar, bordering style, or full-view popup, and customize its appearance.
• Scheduled appearances: Set popups to appear on specified dates and times for promotions, events, or other planned messages.
• Responsive layouts: Build popups that adapt to desktop, tablet, and mobile screens, and add animation effects such as fade, slide, or zoom.

Best for

• WordPress sites running Elementor
• Gutenberg users creating popup messages
• Multilingual sites using WPML