Utilities & Tools (2695 programs)

Pros: Features soft and eye-catchy colors. Gives more attention to the Columns block. Creates layouts within seconds. Comes with a simple UI.

Cons: Occasional lags.

Pros: Free to download and use. Features a user-friendly interface. Has a one-page design. Compatible with page builder sites.

Cons: Limited number of features.

Pros: Focuses on SEO. Supports Google Ads and AdSense. Proves to be fully responsive. Offers multiple customizations.

Cons: Needs a few bug fixes.

Pros: Option to fully customize the theme. Lets users categorize products. Changes happen in real-time. Supports the use of plugins and extensions.

Cons: Needs bug fixes.

Pros: Compatible with major page builders. Loaded with features. Supported by a huge community. Compatible with a range of plugins.

Cons: Lack of drag-and-drop function.

Pros: Free to download and use. Comes with an in-built site builder. Features a premium design. Has a multi-purpose layout.

Cons: Occasional crashes.

Pros: Features a mobile-friendly design. Features drag-and-drop elements. Supports SiteOrigin page builder.

Cons: Primarily designed for web development companies.

Pros: Has a user-friendly layout. Comes with in-built blocks. Features several widgets.

Cons: May seem complicated to beginners.

Pros: Comes in a lightweight package. Comes with a clean and simple theme. Runs smoothly with Elementor.

Cons: Doesn’t have too many features.

Pros: Takes a Gutenberg-first approach. Offers a customizable page builder.

Cons: Could have bugs since it’s relatively new.

Pros: Comes with custom color options. Takes a mobile-first approach. Features a fluid grid.

Cons: Placement of Content Widget.

Pros: Works with popular WordPress plugins. Features a drag-and-drop interface. Comes WooCommerce-ready.

Cons: Needs a few bug fixes.

Pros: Comes in a lightweight installation package. Receives regular updates. Supports WooCommerce. Supports premium add-ons.

Cons: Occasional crashes and lags.