Tiger Blocks brings the whole Tiger widget library to the native WordPress block editor (Gutenberg) — no page builder required. If you build with core blocks and the Site Editor, this is your toolkit: around 90 blocks plus a stack of site-wide feature modules (Theme Builder, a data engine, Marketing & SEO, Media Converter, an MCP server and more), all managed from one admin menu.
Where: WP Admin → Tiger Blocks (top-level menu); in the editor, click the + inserter and open the Tiger block category.
Install & activate
- Upload and activate Tiger Blocks like any plugin. A Tiger Blocks menu appears in the admin sidebar with a Dashboard landing page.
- Open Tiger Blocks → License and paste your license key. An active license unlocks the Pro blocks, automatic updates, and the MCP server.
- Edit any post or page, click the + inserter, and scroll to the Tiger category — every enabled block lives there.
The plugin works on a fresh install with every block enabled, so you can start building immediately and prune later.
What is inside
The catalogue spans several groups — content (headings, tabs, accordions, timelines, tables, team, info boxes), marketing (pricing, CTA, countdown, FOMO, flash sale, Google reviews, newsletter), interactive (sliders, carousels, maps, Lottie, image hotspots and compare), dynamic (Dynamic Loop, AJAX Grid, Post, query-driven grids) and WooCommerce (product grid, cart, checkout parts, wishlist, compare). Every block shares one control kit, so colours, spacing, typography and responsive behaviour work the same everywhere.
Free vs Pro
Some blocks and modules are Pro. On the Modules & Widgets screen, Pro items show a badge and cannot be switched on until a license is active — the gate is enforced server-side, so a locked block stays locked until your subscription verifies.
Works with Full-Site Editing
Tiger Blocks runs anywhere the block editor does: posts, pages, and the Site Editor of a block (FSE) theme, including headers, footers and templates. Pair it with the Tiger Blocks Theme Builder module to place conditional headers, footers, single/archive templates, hook elements and popups by rule.
Coexisting with Tiger Elements
If the Elementor-based Tiger Elements plugin is also active, Tiger Blocks defers the shared surfaces — the data engine, global design tokens and the Theme Builder are owned by one plugin at a time — so you never get duplicate settings or double-registered post types. Configure those areas wherever that surface lives.
Troubleshooting
I do not see the Tiger category in the inserter
Confirm the plugin is active and that at least one block is enabled under Tiger Blocks → Settings → Modules & Widgets. Disabled blocks are removed from the inserter entirely. If the category is still missing, clear any full-page cache and hard-refresh the editor.
A block shows a “Pro” lock and will not turn on
Pro blocks require an active license. Add your key on the License page; once it verifies, the lock clears and you can enable the block. A network blip during verification is tolerated by a short grace window, but an expired subscription re-locks Pro items.