The Elementor MCP lets you connect Elementor sites to Claude, Codex, Cursor, or others, so they can build pages, edit elements, and work with your design system as real, editable Elementor structure.

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The Elementor MCP (Model Context Protocol) officially opens up Elementor to the AI tools you already use. It enables compatible tools such as Claude, Codex, and Cursor to connect and build directly inside your site using native Elementor structures.

What Can AI Tools Do with the Elementor MCP?

Once connected, an AI tool can work with the core building blocks of an Elementor site:

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Native Elementor MCP Structure Keeps You in Control

Everything generated with the Elementor MCP is saved as a draft rather than published. What comes back is real, editable Elementor structure, ready to open in the visual editor and finish by hand. Using the Elementor MCP is entirely optional, and the standard Elementor Editor remains unchanged.

What you hand off stays the same too. Clients and teammates still get real Elementor structure they can open and edit in the Editor, not code they don’t understand.

If the Editor and an AI tool try to modify the same page at the same time, Elementor detects the conflict, notifies you, and gives you the option to refresh or discard changes before continuing.

How to Set Up and Connect to the Elementor MCP

The new “Elementor MCP” page, under Elementor in the WordPress dashboard, lets you connect external AI tools with Elementor. Access is limited to site admins, and the connection is per site.

You’ll be able to choose from Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Codex, Cursor, or “Other” for any additional MCP-compatible tool.

Connecting is quick: generate and copy a setup prompt for your AI tool of choice, and Elementor creates the required application password in the background, including it in the prompt for you. If you’d rather handle it yourself, a manual configuration option is available too. Just paste that prompt into your chosen AI tool and you’re good to go.

Connecting to the MCP is free and the cost of using it depends on your chosen AI tool’s pricing and credits. Elementor’s pricing follows its existing plan structure: basic sections and features can be generated for free with the MCP, while Pro features require a Pro plan.

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