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Elementor Motion

Elementor Motion / Built for your existing content

GSAP Motion Builder for Elementor 4.

Use the content and layout you already have. Start with an editable preset or compose a timeline, choose the trigger and preview the result where you build.

  • Character to layout container
  • 251 editable presets
  • 20 page layouts
  • Native editor preview

01 / Where it lives

Open the content you already use.

Open a supported widget field or container. Motion stays beside the content you are editing.

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Select the real content

Keep your existing Heading, Text Editor, Image or Button widget. Containers have their own layout controls.

An existing heading and its motion controls in Elementor 4 editor.
Elementor MotionAn existing heading and its motion controls in Elementor 4 editor.
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Choose the motion and its moment

Enable GSAP Motion, select a compatible preset and set when it runs. Preview the assignment without leaving your editor.

Architect Reveal with its event and preview controls.
Elementor MotionArchitect Reveal with its event and preview controls.

02 / Contextual targeting

Choose the part that should move.

Text, rich content and containers need different choices. Target the whole field or a supported part inside it.

Explore supported targets ↗
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Start with the selected field

Use the complete field, or select matching links and inline content inside compatible text.

The selected heading and its contextual motion controls.
Elementor MotionThe selected heading and its contextual motion controls.
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Go from whole text to individual words

Choose Elements, Lines, Words or Characters for compatible text. Keep the original field intact while controlling how its text participates.

Native Apply To and Animate As choices for the selected text.
Elementor MotionNative Apply To and Animate As choices for the selected text.

The choices follow your content

Heading text

Whole text, lines, words or characters.

Text Editor

Matching headings, paragraphs, lists and links.

Buttons & images

Content targets inside the widget.

Widget collections

Supported collections such as Icon List.

Containers

The container or its direct children.

Navigation

Supported links, items and submenus.

03 / Reusable motion

Start with a preset. Keep complete control.

73 built-in presets, plus 178 additional presets to browse and import. Find a starting point, preview it and make it your own.

Browse the Preset Library ↗
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Find your starting point

Browse by content and motion type. The library separates the motion you create from the places you apply it.

Built-in presets in the native Elementor Motion library.
Elementor MotionBuilt-in presets in the native Elementor Motion library.
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Narrow the library

Search by name or purpose to find relevant motion without looking through every preset.

The native library filtered to button motion presets.
Elementor MotionThe native library filtered to button motion presets.
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Preview before applying

Replay the preset on content-specific sample data. Then judge its assignment on the actual content in your editor.

Button Border Trace open in the preset preview modal.
Elementor MotionButton Border Trace open in the preset preview modal.
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Edit or create your own

Built-in presets are editable. Save a variation, update a shared preset or restore its original settings.

Blur to Focus opened for editing with its timing controls and live preview.
Elementor MotionBlur to Focus opened for editing with its timing controls and live preview.

04 / Timeline composition

Build the motion. Compose the sequence.

Choose the structure that fits the job. Set properties, timing and easing, then replay the result while you build.

Explore timeline creation ↗
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Simple Motion

Define one focused animation with starting and ending properties, duration and easing.

Blur to Focus with timing controls and its completed preview.
Elementor MotionBlur to Focus with timing controls and its completed preview.
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Staged Motion

Give a supported parent and its children separate phases. Introduce a container, then sequence its contents.

Dashboard Reveal with separate Container and Children phases.
Elementor MotionDashboard Reveal with separate Container and Children phases.
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Advanced Timeline

Arrange up to ten steps with independent properties, timing, easing and positions. Overlap steps or leave space between them.

Card Settle Timeline with two steps and its live preview.
Elementor MotionCard Settle Timeline with two steps and its live preview.
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Refine the composition

Adjust duration, delay, easing, repeat and yoyo for a step. Use its timeline position to control when it starts relative to the rest of the sequence.

Native duration, easing, repeat and timeline position controls.
Elementor MotionNative duration, easing, repeat and timeline position controls.

05 / Trigger behavior

Choose the moment without rebuilding the motion.

The preset defines the animation. Each assignment chooses its target and the event that starts or controls it.

Explore trigger settings ↗
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Start with an event

Choose Page load, Scroll into view, Viewport leave, Hover, Click or Focus. Compatible choices follow the preset and target.

Preset, event and preview controls for the selected heading.
Elementor MotionPreset, event and preview controls for the selected heading.
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Control scrolling and interaction

Scroll scrub links progress to scrolling. Pointer controls follow the element or viewport. Custom event listens for a named event from your site or an integration.

Native scroll trigger settings on the selected content.
Elementor MotionNative scroll trigger settings on the selected content.
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Give one layer more than one moment

There are ten trigger types and up to ten trigger records. Each placement keeps its own event settings without duplicating the preset.

Two trigger records on one native content target.
Elementor MotionTwo trigger records on one native content target.

06 / Editor to frontend

Preview where you build. Check it where it runs.

Library previews help you choose. Editor previews show the assignment on your own content. Save and check the published page to judge scrolling and interactions in context.

View a live page example ↗
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Preview the assignment

Check the preset, target and trigger on the content you are editing. Refine the timing before publishing.

A heading with its motion controls open in the native editor.
Elementor MotionA heading with its motion controls open in the native editor.
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Review the finished page

Check the actual published result after saving. A screenshot shows the finished state; open a live page to experience motion.

The published Creative Director heading after its entrance.
Elementor MotionThe published Creative Director heading after its entrance.

07 / Build once, assign again

A preset stays useful beyond its first placement.

Keep the animation. Change its compatible target and trigger. Update the shared preset to change every use, or save a separate variation when one placement needs a different result.

Elementor MotionCreate once, reuse on compatible content
Reusable presets in Elementor Motion.
Reusable presets in Elementor Motion.
  1. Your opening headingAssign a text preset on Page load.
  2. A heading further down the pageUse the same preset with Scroll into view.
  3. Another Elementor Motion installationExport and import your preset for another project using the same product.

08 / Complete page proof

See motion across a complete page.

Explore 20 layouts built for your editor. Import the native page and its required presets, then change the content and inspect its assignments.

Browse every page layout ↗
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Creative Director

A portfolio page with editable text, imagery and motion assignments. Open the live page to see the full composition.

Creative Director in Elementor 4.
Elementor MotionCreative Director in Elementor 4.View live page ↗
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Interior Designer

A service-business page you can adapt to a new project. Keep the native structure and refine the motion as the content changes.

Interior Designer in Elementor 4.
Elementor MotionInterior Designer in Elementor 4.View live page ↗

09 / A separate navigation system

Carry the experience into the next page.

Page transitions have their own presets, route rules and preview. They use native same-site navigation, separately from GSAP motion inside the page.

Explore page transitions ↗
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Choose a transition

Start with a document-level transition preset. Keep page navigation separate from your reusable element animations.

Calm Crossfade, Editorial Rise and Launch Curtain in the transition library.
Elementor MotionCalm Crossfade, Editorial Rise and Launch Curtain in the transition library.
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Define where it applies

Set defaults or ordered rules for selected pages and routes. Use exceptions when a page should behave differently.

Ordered route rules in the Page Transition manager.
Elementor MotionOrdered route rules in the Page Transition manager.
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Preview the effect

Replay the exit and entry effect, then verify your chosen routes on the published site. Unsupported browsers continue with normal navigation.

The native Page Transition preview workspace.
Elementor MotionThe native Page Transition preview workspace.

Your next step

Experience the editor before you choose.

Open a private, one-hour workspace. Edit the example page, select a preset and preview its assignment. Shared presets and site settings stay read-only in the trial.

You have seen the workflow

Keep your content.
Make the motion yours.

Reusable presets, visual timelines and contextual controls. Choose Solo for one site or Agency for client work, with yearly or lifetime access.