How To Import Elementor Templates

Welcome to our guide on how to import Elementor templates.

This guide will cover how to import Elementor templates, how to import Elementor template kits, and much more.

Elementor Template Kit Installation Guide

Before we get into it, let’s clarify what is an Elementor Template, and Elementor Template Kit, and the difference between them.

What Is An Elementor Template?

An Elementor template is a pre-designed layout for a specific page or section of a website created using the Elementor page builder plugin.

It can include design elements such as text, images, buttons, and more and can be easily inserted into any page or post on a website using the Elementor editor.

What Is An Elementor Template Kit?

An Elementor template kit, on the other hand, is a collection of templates that are designed to work together to create a complete website design.

It includes multiple templates for different website pages, such as the home page, about page, contact page, and more.

Template kits often come with additional design elements, such as custom fonts and icons, and may include other functionality through the use of widgets or additional plugins.

How To Import An Elementor Template

The steps to import an Elementor template include the following: 

1. First, install and activate the Elementor page builder plugin on your WordPress website.
2. Next, download the template kit from the Elementor Marketplace or a third-party seller.
3. Once the template kit is downloaded, go to Elementor > My Templates > Import Templates.
4. Click the “Upload” button and select the template kit zip file you downloaded.
5. After the file is uploaded, you will be prompted to select the type of templates you want to import (e.g., pages, blocks, sections, etc.).
6. Once you have selected a file, click the “Import” button to begin the import process.
7. Once the import process is complete, you will find the new templates under the “My Templates” section in the Elementor plugin.

How To Import An Elementor Template Kit

The steps to import an Elementor template include the following: 

1. First, install and activate the Elementor page builder plugin on your WordPress website.
2. Next, download the template kit from the Elementor Marketplace or a third-party seller.
3. Once the template kit is downloaded, go to Elementor > Tools > Import / Export Kit > Start Import.
4. Click the “Select File” button and select the template kit zip file you downloaded.
5. Then, click “Next” and “Next” again.
6. Once the import process is complete, you will find the new templates under the “My Templates” section in the Elementor plugin.

What Is The Difference Between An Elementor Template Kit And An Elementor Template

An Elementor template is a single pre-designed layout.

In contrast, an Elementor template kit is a collection of pre-designed layouts designed to create a complete website design.

What Do You Need To Import An Elementor Template?

To import an Elementor Template, you need the following:

1. A WordPress website
2. An Elementor Template or Elementor Template Kit
3. The Elementor plugin
4. The Elementor pro plugin (depending on what you are importing)

Do you Need Elementor Pro to Import an Elementor Template Kit?

You do not need Elementor Pro to import an Elementor template kit.

The free version of Elementor includes the ability to import templates, including template kits, and use them on your website.

However, some template kits may include functionality that requires using Elementor Pro features.

In such cases, you will need to have Elementor Pro installed and activated on your website to use those specific features.

It’s worth noting that Elementor Pro has some additional features, such as Theme Builder, WooCommerce Builder, Form Builder, etc., which are not available in the free version.

If the template kit you are using utilizes those features, you will need Elementor Pro to use the full potential of the kit.

How To Add An Elementor Template To A Page

Three different ways to get your template onto the page:

1. Direct: Ideal for 1-off pages such as a home page, about page, or services page.
2. Embed: Ideal for sections, such as a contact form, that you want to use consistently across your site.
3. Assignment: Ideal headers, footers, blog post templates, archives, and your 404 page.

How To Add An Elementor Template Directly To A Page

The steps to add an Elementor template directly to a page include the following: 

1. First, from the WordPress dashboard, go to Pages > Add New > Edit With Elementor.
2. Next, from the Elementor editor, select the folder icon, then “My Templates,” and choose your desired template.

How To Embed An Elementor Template On A Page

The steps to embed an Elementor template on a page include the following: 

1. First, from the WordPress dashboard, go to Pages > Add New > Edit With Elementor.
2. Next, from the Elementor editor, select the plus icon and then select the single-column structure.
3. Search for the ‘Template’ element from the Elementor element panel on the left. Drag and drop it into the section.
4. Next, search for your desired template.
5. Then, select the section that contains the template. Under Layout on the Elementor panel on the left, change the Content Width to ‘Full Width’ and the Columns Gap to ‘None.’

How To Assign An Elementor Template

The steps to assign an Elementor template to a page (or pages) include the following: 

1. First, from the WordPress dashboard, go to Templates > Saved Templates > All.
2. Then, locate your desired template, and click ‘Edit with Elementor.’
3. Next, click the up arrow from the Elementor panel on the left side; then click ‘Display Conditions.’
4. Then, choose your desired conditions.
5. Click ‘Save & Close.’

Where To Find Free Elementor Templates

Now that you know how to import Elementor templates, and use them, you may be wondering where you can find them for free.

Here are 6 places we recommend checking out:

• Samantha Digital: we offer our very own selection of Elementor Pro Template Kits that is quickly growing.
• Templately: a plugin that offers pre-designed Elementor templates, including both free and paid templates.
• Elementor Marketplace: the official website that offers a variety of free and paid templates that can be easily imported and used with the Elementor page builder.
• Envato Elements: a subscription-based service that offers a wide range of digital assets, including Elementor templates with a limited selection of free templates for users.
• WP Astra Starter Templates Library: a library that offers a variety of ready-made templates that can be imported and used with the Astra theme and Elementor page builder.
• Power Pack Elements: a plugin that offers a collection of widgets and templates that can be used with the Elementor page builder to enhance the design and functionality of your website.

Conclusion: How To Import Elementor Templates

This blog post has covered the process of importing Elementor templates and template kits, as well as the differences between the two.

We’ve discussed what you need to import an Elementor template, including a WordPress website, the Elementor plugin, and possibly the Elementor Pro plugin.

We’ve also outlined the steps for importing both templates and template kits, including how to find and upload the files, and how to add the templates to your pages using the Direct, Embed, and Assignment methods.

With this guide, you should now have a better understanding of how to use Elementor templates and template kits to enhance the design and functionality of your website.