Create high-converting popups for lead generation, sales, or announcements with precise trigger rules and exit-intent detection — without writing a line of code.
Every popup feature you need, with none of the bloat.
Fire popups on scroll depth, time on page, exit intent, click events, or custom JavaScript conditions.
Show or hide popups based on device, referrer URL, logged-in status, post type, or custom conditions.
Build popup content using any Elementor widget. Full drag-and-drop, full styling control — it's just a template.
Control how often a popup appears per user using cookie-based frequency caps.
Manage z-index and animation for multiple overlapping popups with smooth transitions.
Use any Elementor widget to build your popup content — form, image, offer, announcement.
Define which pages or post types the popup applies to.
Choose when the popup fires: on load, scroll, exit intent, or a click.
Filter by device, user role, referrer, or custom conditions.
With Conditions, mixing Include and Exclude rules: entire site, front page, blog, search results, all pages or posts, one specific page or post, archives, a category, tag or taxonomy, or any custom post type. A popup shows only where an Include rule matches and no Exclude rule does.
Yes. Each trigger is its own toggle rather than a single either/or setting, so you can combine several — scroll depth with exit intent, for example — to get the behaviour you actually want.
Yes. User State targeting shows a popup to all users, or restricts it to logged-in or logged-out visitors only — useful for sign-up offers that shouldn’t follow existing customers around.
Yes. Display Limitations cap how many times one visitor sees a given popup. For email capture, pairing exit intent with a limit of one or two keeps it feeling helpful rather than pushy.
Yes. Referral Targeting shows a popup only when the visitor arrived from a domain you specify, so a campaign-specific offer reaches the audience it was written for and nobody else.
Yes. Device Targeting gives you Desktop, Tablet and Mobile checkboxes — unticking a device hides the popup there entirely, rather than shrinking something that was designed for a wider screen.
No. Add New Popup offers ready-made starting points, and you can Skip them and build on a blank canvas whenever you’d rather. Either way you design in Elementor with the tools you already know.
Per popup you set the entrance animation, whether there’s a close button, a backdrop, close-on-click-outside, close on Esc, whether page scrolling is prevented while it’s open, and an optional auto-close timer.
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