One free core plugin, one Pro layer, and 160+ elements for Elementor — widgets you place, extensions that attach to what you already built, and templates for the rest of the theme.
A free core plugin and a Pro layer. Between them they add 160+ elements to Elementor: widgets you place on a page, extensions that attach to widgets you already have, editor tools that run in the background, and templates for the parts of a theme Elementor leaves alone.
Nobody installs an addon pack for the widget count. You install it because one section on one page will not come out right. Every name below is a real widget in the catalogue, and most of them open a live demo.
The everyday parts of a page — FAQs, switches, tables, timelines and pricing — without hand-building each one again.
Sections that answer the scroll instead of sitting still while it happens.
Reviews and feeds pulled from the places people actually leave them.
A native form builder, a login and a registration form — plus styling for the form plugin you already run.
WooCommerce and Easy Digital Downloads, laid out like the rest of the page instead of like a shop template.
Players, galleries and image effects for the sections where the media is the argument.
Blog grids, loops and charts driven by your own queries and your own numbers.
Menus, panels and reading aids for the parts of a site people move through rather than read.
Every other pack sells you more widgets. Sky Addons extensions attach to widgets you already have — core Elementor widgets, and widgets from other addon plugins — and give them tilt, glass, gradient text, parallax and entrance motion. Nothing to rebuild, nothing to replace.
Said honestly: Text Animation and Button Effects are built for headings, text and buttons, not for every widget. Whole-element parallax, cursor effects and display rules are Pro. Everything else on this list reaches any placeable widget in the editor, including widgets you did not get from us.
And you can turn any of it off. Every widget and every extension has its own switch in the Sky Addons dashboard; a module that is switched off never registers its hooks and never ships its CSS or JavaScript.
Widgets are the visible half. The other half is the template your theme normally owns, the library you start a page from, and the small editor tools you stop noticing once you have them.
Header, footer, single, archive, 404 and custom hook templates, built in Elementor and assigned by condition. Elementor Pro is not required — the header and footer you are reading right now are built with it.
Eight small things that run in the background of a build. Asset Manager is the one worth naming twice: it keeps a page from loading CSS and JavaScript for widgets that page does not use.
Full page designs sorted by industry — agencies, SaaS, salons, restaurants and more — inserted from inside the editor as ordinary Elementor sections. The library is free; templates built with Pro widgets show Go Pro until Sky Addons Pro is active.
The full directory, filterable by category, with a live demo behind most cards.
What the free core covers, what Pro adds, and what a licence costs per site.
The free template library, sorted by industry, inserted from inside Elementor.
Elementor widgets and extensions by wowDevs — built for people who would rather ship than fight a page builder.
One short email when something ships. No drip sequence.