Save, store and import layouts instantly, all in one place with the click of a button!
Stop wasting time importing, exporting, sorting, digging through, and organizing JSON files on your hard drive or in the cloud. WP Layouts is by far the best way to organize, import, and export your layouts,
especially if you have multiple websites. Save, store and import layouts instantly, all in one place with the click of a button – WP Layouts will change the way you use layouts forever!
Compatible with the WordPress block editor (Gutenberg), Divi Builder (plugin and Divi/Extra theme), Elementor, and Beaver Builder!
No more moving content between sites using file-based imports and exports! Now everything is a simple click away.
Grid view displays thumbnail images of all your layouts, making it much easier to find the one you’re looking for.
Your layouts will look exactly the same on any website with images and CSS preserved with the export.
Your free WP Layouts account comes with over 20 free layouts!
Check out the installation tab for instructions on installing the plugin and creating your free account. Then, take a look at the demo video or quick start guide for the page builder of your choice:
How to Import & Export Templates (Quick Start)
How to Save, Import & Export Templates (Quick Start)
How to Import & Export Templates (Quick Start)
How to Import & Export Templates (Quick Start)
WP Layouts happened entirely by accident.
You see, we built WP Layouts to solve our own pain points.
We were tired of the time it took importing, exporting and storing layouts the old way and frankly, we’d rather spend our time doing other things like building new layouts.
We knew there had to be a better, more efficient workflow so we created it!
Since then, WP Layouts has revolutionized the process for our team so much that there’s no way we’ll ever go back. And we’re positive that once you try it, you’ll never want to go back either.
So what were our pain points?
One of the main advantages to building with layouts is that it’s so much faster than starting from scratch. But it was never quite as fast as we wanted it to be.
Even the super-useful Divi Library has limitations. The Divi Library makes life a lot easier for website creators because it allows you to save layouts you’ve already created — or layouts you’ve bought — for easy access when you’re building the other pages on your site. This way, you only have to upload it once, and it’s available every time you want to use it to create another page or another module on the same website.
The problem is your layouts don’t follow you from site to site. So if you’ve got a personal collection of layouts that you use over and over to build websites, you need to upload them to each website individually.
Having to upload to each website each time meant going through multiple steps, including finding the right layout either on your hard drive or in a folder somewhere in the cloud, like in Dropbox or Google Drive. Depending on how many layouts you have — and if you make websites for a living, you probably have a lot of them, like we do — this in itself can be a source of frustration.
The breaking point came when the process of importing layouts started crashing our, and our clients websites. For a while, every time we imported a layout, the site went down. To say this was extremely frustrating is an understatement.
But there was a silver lining to our pain.
Out of necessity, we took a look at the existing process of importing and exporting layouts, and found much to be desired. So our developers got to work building a better import/export protocol — again, for our own use, just so our site would stop crashing.
But our developers, being the clever bunch they are, realized there was so much more we could do with the import/export process beyond just making it more stable.
If we were going to invest time and energy into changing the way the process worked, we might as well go all the way and create a system that would really make our work easier and our lives better.
So we thought:
And it was everything we hoped it could be, and more. It validated the feeling we always had that there was something that just wasn’t quite right about the old way.
In fact, everything that was wrong with the old way was now painfully obvious, because we had made something that was so much better.
It didn’t take long for us to realize this wasn’t just better for us, it was better for everyone. We saw pretty much right away that this was how everybody should be storing, importing, and exporting their layouts.
So we made it available to everyone. And that’s how WP Layouts was born.
But wait…there’s more! (Sorry, I couldn’t resist :))
Our layouts are some of our most popular products. And there’s a good reason for that. I say this a lot, and I genuinely mean it: I would put our team of developers and designers up against any team in the world.
Using the layouts that our team creates, you can make websites that will absolutely knock people’s socks off.
So we’ve included a whole bunch of them for free!
This is great if you’re a developer or designer who is just starting to branch out into making websites for a living, because it will immediately give you a fantastic library of layouts to build off of. And as you create your own dynamite layouts, you can save those in your WP Layouts library as well. So you’ll always have super convenient, one-click access to all of your favorite layouts, whether you made them yourself or got them from somewhere else.
It’s also great if you’re a developer or designer with a little more professional experience under your belt, and you could use a few fresh new designs in your arsenal.
In fact, we believe anybody creating websites should have these layouts at their disposal. We think you’ll end up coming back to them over and over again.
So when you take everything together:
…we truly believe that we’ve created the ultimate plugin for importing/exporting, storing, and managing your layouts. Use it for two weeks (heck, even one day), and you won’t even be able to imagine going back to the “old way.” I guarantee it.
Start using WP Layouts today!
One of the things that makes WordPress special is the community of developers, designers, WordPress business owners, and everyone else who uses the platform, whether it’s for business, hobby, or other personal use.
And one of our guiding principles is that we want to contribute to this community in ways that helps everyone do what they do, and do it better. And that’s equally true for WP Layouts. We’re extremely confident that you’re going to absolutely love WP Layouts.
Thanks for being part of the community,
WP Layouts Team.
P.S. Sorry for the long introduction. People tell me all the time that I talk too much ;). But I wanted to make it clear how excited I am for you to start using WP Layouts, because I know what a difference it’s going to make for you. Thanks again, and drop us a line sometime and let us know what you think about the “new way”!
WP Layouts plugin stores and retrieves layout data on/from the WP Layouts server(s) using the WP Layouts API,
which is an external service provided by WP Layouts (https://wplayouts.space/). You will need to
set up a free account with WP Layouts in order to use the service. Use of the service is subject
to the following:
Alternatively, you can manually upload the plugin to your wp-content/plugins directory.
Once you have installed and activated the plugin, click the WP Layouts item in your WordPress admin menu. If this is your first time using WP Layouts on this site, you should see a login form. If you haven’t already, create you free account on the WP Layouts site – you will be redirected to a checkout screen, but don’t worry, we aren’t asking for payment details or charging you anything for your free account! Once your account is set up, enter your email and password in the WP Layouts screen on your site to connect the plugin to your WP Layouts account.
To get started, check out the demo video or quick start guide for the page builder of your choice:
How to Import & Export Templates (Quick Start)
How to Save, Import & Export Templates (Quick Start)
How to Import & Export Templates (Quick Start)
Settings page
WP Layouts My layouts page - grid view
WP Layouts My layouts page - layout selection
WP Layouts My layouts page - list view
WP Layouts Divi: Full page export
WP Layouts Divi: Section export
WP Layouts Divi: Export in progress
WP Layouts Beaver Builder: Main menu with WP Layouts options
WP Layouts Beaver Builder: Layout export screen
WP Layouts Beaver Builder: Export complete!
WP Layouts Beaver Builder: Layout import selection screen
WP Layouts Beaver Builder: Layout import options
WP Layouts Beaver Builder: Layout import progress
WP Layouts Elementor: Layout export option
WP Layouts Elementor: Layout import list
WP Layouts Elementor: Layout import in progress
WP Layouts Elementor: Layout import complete!
WP Layouts WordPress Block Editor (Gutenberg): Sidebar import/export options
WP Layouts WordPress Block Editor (Gutenberg): Layout import selection screen
WP Layouts WordPress Block Editor (Gutenberg): Layout import options
WP Layouts WordPress Block Editor (Gutenberg): Individual block export option in block menu
WP Layouts WordPress Block Editor (Gutenberg): Layout export screen
WP Layouts Site Importer: Site import selection page
WP Layouts Site Importer: Site import options
WP Layouts Site Exporter: Site export options
WP Layouts Site Export Packager: Site export packaging options
Yes, you can use it on client’s sites. You can use any design that is included in the WP Layouts on client’s websites without any attribution.
We support layouts with a combined size (content, images, etc.) up to 25 MB.
Yes, WP Layouts plugin is compatible with WordPress multisite.
You can activate WP Layouts plugin on the network admin dashboard or activate on each site admin panel individually.
This may happen if you preview multiple layouts in quick succession. Please try previewing the layout again.
Our thumbnail generation feature still needs refinement. Please bear with us for the time being!
To change the name of your layout stored in your My Layouts collections, go to WP Layouts -> My Layouts. Click the layout. You will see a new window that appears to the right. Type in the new name and click Save.
To remove a layout from your collections, go to WP Layouts -> My Layouts. Click the to-be-deleted template. You will see a new window that appears to the right. Click Delete button.
Please make sure you are running Elementor version 2.7 or higher, as we do not support prior versions.
If you want to change your e-mail, please contact support.
You can reset your password here.