Before you install

No. You pick the pages you want and click convert — it all happens in the normal WordPress dashboard.

No. Elementor only needs to have built the page in the first place. Once it is converted to blocks, the page no longer needs Elementor — switch it off once you are happy with the results.

No. The converted version is always a new page; the original is left as it was. You review the new one and take it live only when you are ready.

It gets you most of the way — colours, fonts, spacing, and layout all come across. But Elementor and the block editor work differently under the hood, so it is not pixel-for-pixel: complex pages usually need a few small tweaks afterward, and it is always worth reviewing a page before you publish it.

The AI Enhancement pass and the Conversion Log make those tweaks easy to find and fix.

Faster pages, for one: blocks do not have to load Elementor’s extra code. You also drop a dependency on a single builder, edit everything with the tools already in WordPress, and have one fewer heavy plugin to keep updated. Why move to the block editor? goes into this properly.

The common ones you build with most — headings, text, images, buttons, columns and sections, and more than 50 others with a dedicated conversion, WooCommerce elements included. Advanced Elementor Pro widgets, third-party add-ons, and heavily custom elements are not all supported yet. See the full list →

The page still comes through in one piece. The unsupported part is converted with a safe fallback and noted in the Conversion Log, so nothing breaks and nothing is dropped without you knowing.

You convert page after page in the Conversion Wizard. We would suggest small batches with a quick review of each, rather than converting everything blind. That way you catch anything that needs a tweak early.

Yes. It converts common WooCommerce elements — product grids, cart, checkout, mini-cart, categories, notices, my-account, and add-to-cart — into their block equivalents.

Converted pages use standard blocks, so they work with any modern block-friendly theme. The wizard also shows some basic theme information up front to set expectations.

Set the section content width in Settings to match your Elementor design (1140, 1200, or 1024 are common) before converting. Settings →

Only for the optional AI Enhancement feature. The conversion itself runs on your own server with no account and no key.

The plugin does not charge for it. If you use it, you supply your own Anthropic account and Anthropic bills you directly, based on how much you run through it.

The conversion runs on your own server — no account, nothing sent out. A few optional features reach outside services: the AI pass, the screenshots it uses, address suggestions in the Map block, and any Google fonts, maps, or videos your page already used. Each one is spelled out on the External Services & Privacy page.

No. Feedback is opt-in and never leaves your site unless you fill in the form and submit it.

WordPress 6.7 or later, PHP 7.4 or later, and pages built with Elementor. WooCommerce is only needed for WooCommerce elements.