It seems like almost weekly I’m hearing of a new WordPress page builder. Over the past 10 years, I’ve seen page builders come and go. Some are good, some are great, and some plain terrible. However there are two that have stood the test of time: Elementor and Divi. The Divi vs Elementor debate is as old as Elementor itself (Divi has been around longer). As soon as Elementor started to pick up steam, people started asking which one of these page builders is better.

Here in this article, we will be drawing a well-crafted Elementor vs Divi comparison. I will do my best to show the differences along with the similarities, and give an in-depth analysis based on common criteria, such as ease of use, performance, 3rd party market/ecosystem (such as Divi Layouts, or Elementor addons), product support, and more. So without further adieu, let’s dive into it.

Divi vs Elementor, What to Look For?

• Performance
• Ease of Usability
• Support
• Visual Interface
• Real-time editor
• Inline Editing
• Theme Builder Functionality
• Responsive Design Optionalities
• Unique Features
• Ready-Made Templates
• 3rd party Element Support
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