Template Category: Elementor Popups

Navypop is an Elementor popup template designed to capture the email addresses of visitors. To make it works the way it is intended to, you can connect the form contained on the template with the email marketing tool you use. After importing the popup template, be sure to set the trigger type and display condition. If you want to set the trigger to on page load, we suggest adding a delay. This simple trick can heighten the open rate when you send an email newsletter (or other campaigns).

Navypop is a multipurpose popup. You can implement it on any type of website. From a blog to e-commerce. Before downloading, you can preview the popup to see what it looks like on a live page. You are free to edit the template to make it match your site’s color scheme. The template uses the native widgets of Elementor. No widgets from third-party add-ons are used.

Tawonpop is an email subscription popup template for Elementor. The popup is created using the popup builder feature of Elementor, which is available on the pro version (read: Elementor Free vs Pro). All elements added to the template are already available on Elementor, including the form element. No third-party add-on used for the template.

You can use the popup to collect email addresses of your visitors. After importing the template, make sure to set a form action. Elementor supports several form actions, including:

• Send to a third-party email marketing service (MailerLite, ConverKit, ActiveCampaign, etc.)
• Send to Elementor built-in form submission manager
• Send to email

You can use the Tawonpop popup template on any type of website. Be it a blog, e-commerce, or listing website. Make sure to replace the default content to make it more persuasive so that visitors are interested to subscribe. If you are new to Elementor, we have a separate article to learn how to use Elementor. Read this post to learn how to create a popup in Elementor.

Elementor Popup Builder supports a wide range of positions to allow you to place your popup in any position. You can implement these setting options when creating an email subscription popup. For instance, you can set the popup to appear on the lower area of your screen, instead of on the center area like most email subscription popups. Dragon Fruit is an email subscription popup template you can import if you want to create a creative email subscription form on your Elementor-powered WordPress website.

If you find your popup looks cluttered after importing the template, you can set the bottom and top margins of the columns of the inner section.

The template already contains an email subscription form. After importing, make sure to connect the form with the email marketing tool you use. Elementor supports all major email marketing tools such as MailerLite, ConverKit, ActiveCampaign, GetResponse, to MailPoet.

Also don’t forget to set the trigger type and display conditions.

Bluegreen is an email opt-in popup template for Elementor. It has a minimalist design. You can use the popup template as a tool to collect email addresses of your site visitors by connecting the form with your favorite email marketing tool. The form contains only a single field (email address), but you can modify it in case you want to add more fields such as name and address.

Since the popup has limited enough space, we suggest you create a multi-step form if you want to add more fields. The Elementor Popup Builder supports multi-step form you can make use of.

After you import the popup template, make sure to edit with the Elementor editor to tailor the content. And don’t forget to set the trigger type and display condition. For this popup, we suggest you set the trigger type to On Page Load. For a better user experience on your site, we suggest you set a delay to display the popup (e.g., 6 seconds). It will give your visitors a chance to read your content first.

The Elementor Form Builder feature allows you to create a wide range of form types. One of which is an email opt-in form which you can use to collect email addresses of your visitors before you can send email newsletters (or other campaigns) to them. When creating an email opt-in form, it is necessary to add additional fields to collect more data types, name in particular.

By storing names, you will be able to send personalized newsletters, which is a better practice in email marketing. Multiple Simple White is an email opt-in popup template for Elementor designed to prompt email address and name of your visitors. You can connect the form on the popup with Mailpoet, MailerLite, ConverKit, and other email marketing tools of your choice.

Multistep Simple White is the advanced version of Simple White.

After importing the popup template, you can edit the popup with Elementor to set the trigger type and display conditions. While you can use any trigger type, we suggest you use the On Page Load. It would be better to give a delay (e.g., 60 seconds or longer) to give your readers a chance to read your content first. Displaying a popup on initial page load is bad practice. Always put user experience on the emphasis.

Simple White is a simple email opt-in popup template for Elementor. The template is created with Elementor Popup Builder. All elements added to the template are already available in Elementor. There is no third-party widget used on the template so that you don’t need to install a third-party Elementor add-on.

The popup template contains an email opt-in form, which you can connect with your favorite email marketing tool. The popup is perfect to collect email addresses from your visitors. After importing the template, you can set the display conditions and trigger of the popup. We suggest you set the trigger to On Page Load for this popup with a delay of about 30 seconds.