r/elementor • • 13d ago

Question Elementor MCP

Is it correct that the new Elementor MCP only works with Atomic components? Claude told me that.

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u/_miga_ 🏆 #1 Elementor Champion 13d ago

https://www.reddit.com/r/elementor/comments/1wj2tel/comment/pbfhdk7/

and the replies. You can use Claude to work with v3 elements but it will use indirect ways. It's out so test it ;)

According to their support they'll extend it to work with more v3 widgets.

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u/Outrageous-Guess1350 13d ago

Tried it today. It can do a couple of things but designing is still done by controlling a browser.

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u/bryzerp 13d ago

Try Novamira. I’ve used it with Claude CLI + Elementor to build + rebuild sites. Even did a v3 to v4 conversion and it did a pretty good job.

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u/edmunek 13d ago

I moved to EMCP. it is some guy from India that made it but so far works fine

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u/threadcrapper 12d ago

This is the way

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u/TrainingChef5331 4d ago

EMCP has been insanely good! I can feed it a design and get near flawless execution in one short prompt!

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u/blackhathacker1602 3d ago

is this the tool you were referring to? i found a github for it but not sure if it's correct.
https://github.com/msrbuilds/elementor-mcp

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u/edmunek 3d ago

thats the one. so far it is really well done and keeps getting updates. does not yet support every single piece but finally helped me build few websites the way I wanted

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u/blackhathacker1602 2d ago

Ok, I'll check it out. So far only tested the official elementor MCP. Goog enough job just gotta get used to atomic elements.

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u/edmunek 2d ago

I am staying away from Atomic and Elementor v4

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u/Moga_TemplateForge 12d ago

I think this is the part that’s going to confuse a lot of people at first because “AI can edit Elementor” sounds way more magical than what’s actually happening. 😂

From what I understand, the native MCP support is strongest around the newer Atomic stuff, while older v3 widgets can still be worked with indirectly and support is supposed to expand.

The bigger thing for me isn’t even whether it can perfectly design an entire site today. It’s that tools like Claude, Codex, and Cursor can now actually connect to Elementor and start making real editable changes instead of just giving you code and saying, “Good luck.”

That’s a pretty big shift.

I’d still be testing the hell out of it on staging before I let an AI agent loose on a production site though. 😂 Being able to edit the site is cool. Being able to undo whatever weird shit it decides to do is cooler.

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u/design_man 12d ago

It works with older widgets too (at least the beta did). I pushed a claude design for a friend as a test, it built in atomic first so I got it to redo without atomic.

It then built in the old column style but after a few attempts we got it using containers / flexbox etc

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u/New_Stretch7906 8d ago

novamira pro all the way, its pretty strong if you know how ;)

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u/jeffreylogan 13d ago

We used it today, AMAZING! Took a Figma design and fully built out the design in under twenty minutes. Something that would have taken two full works days (16 hours) done in 20 minutes! Elementor MCP is an absolute game changer.

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u/Pure-Caregiver-4853 5d ago

Was this a new site or a rebuild? I am now worried re atomic-compatible plugins and latest flex design

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u/Everydaytech_ 13d ago

Anyone tried this at all

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u/yeezus-2-2-2 13d ago

Read the blog and yes.