Divi ships with about forty stock modules, which covers the basics until a client asks for an animated timeline, a WooCommerce tabbed product page, or a masonry gallery with lightbox. Divi Plus fills that gap with more than sixty extra modules and extensions that register directly into the Divi Builder, styled to match its interface. You build with them exactly as you would with native modules — same visual editing, same responsive controls, same presets system.
The plugin is built by Elegant Themes community developer WPElever (DiviElegant) and has become one of the most-installed Divi extensions for good reason: each module respects Divi’s design tokens and loads its own assets only when the module is on the page. A gallery specialist like Essential Addons for Elementor fills the same role on the Elementor side — extending a builder beyond its stock kit.
Competitive Features
- 60+ modules in one plugin — timelines, price menus, image hotspots, flip boxes, dual buttons, masonry galleries, and more, all under a single license and update stream
- Native Divi Builder integration — modules appear in the standard insert-module modal with Divi’s tabbed settings, so there is no second learning curve
- WooCommerce module suite — add-to-cart buttons, product grids, tabbed product data, and related products modules that go beyond Divi’s stock WooCommerce modules
- Conditional display rules — show or hide modules based on user role, device, or custom conditions without writing CSS media queries
- Global presets support — save module styling as presets and reuse them site-wide, consistent with Divi’s own preset workflow
- Performance-conscious loading — each module enqueues its CSS and JS only when present on the current page
- Regular module additions — new modules ship in updates, so the toolkit grows without a new purchase
Key Features
- Advanced timeline module — vertical and horizontal timelines with animation control, useful for company histories and process pages
- Image hotspot module — place clickable dots on images with tooltip content, ideal for product diagrams and floor plans
- Pricing menu and table modules — restaurant-style price lists and conversion-oriented pricing tables with badge support
- Masonry and filterable galleries — gallery layouts with category filtering and lightbox, exceeding Divi’s stock gallery options
- Accordion and tab enhancements — styled accordion skins and vertical tabs with icon support for dense content pages
- Floating and sticky elements — floating buttons, back-to-top, and sticky header options as ready modules
- Divi Library compatibility — module layouts save to the Divi Library and transfer between pages and sites like native modules
Comparison with Competitors
Divi Plus vs Divi Essential (alternative Divi extension packs)
| Feature | Divi Plus | Alternative Divi packs |
|---|---|---|
| Module count | 60+ | Typically 30-50 |
| WooCommerce modules | Deep set | Varies |
| Conditional display | Included | Rarely included |
| Presets support | Full | Partial |
| Update cadence | Regular, module additions | Varies |
| Best for | Maximum toolkit in one purchase | Targeted niche modules |
Divi extension packs differ mainly in breadth and maintenance. Divi Plus’s longevity and module count make it the default choice when consolidating extensions.
Divi Plus vs Essential Addons for Elementor
| Feature | Divi Plus | Essential Addons for Elementor |
|---|---|---|
| Target builder | Divi Builder | Elementor |
| Module count | 60+ | 90+ |
| WooCommerce support | Yes | Yes |
| Builder-native UX | Divi tabs and presets | Elementor widget panels |
| Best for | Divi sites | Elementor sites |
These serve different ecosystems and never compete on the same site. The comparison matters only when choosing which builder’s ecosystem to invest in — both extensions reward that investment similarly.
Recommended Stack — pair Divi Plus with a caching plugin so the extra module assets stay optimized, and on WooCommerce sites combine its product modules with a checkout enhancer. For stores that need product-page custom fields, run it alongside Advanced Product Fields for WooCommerce.
Official Changelog
Version 2.3.0
Release Date: September 6, 2026
- New: image hotspot module supports custom pin icons per hotspot
- Improvement: gallery module filtering rewritten for better performance with 200+ images
- Fix: timeline module line animation no longer jumps on Safari
Version 2.2.1
Release Date: August 8, 2026
- New: pricing menu module adds badge support for featured items
- Fix: conditional display rules now apply correctly in global headers
- Fix: RTL alignment issues in the accordion skins
Version 2.2.0
Release Date: July 9, 2026
- Improvement: reduced JavaScript payload across non-interactive modules
- Fix: WooCommerce tab module respects custom product tab ordering
- Fix: PHP 8.4 deprecation notices removed
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Divi Plus work without the Divi theme?
It requires the Divi Builder, which runs either inside the Divi theme or as the Divi Builder plugin on any WordPress theme. The modules appear wherever the Divi Builder is active.
Are the modules compatible with Divi’s global presets?
Yes. Divi Plus modules register through the standard Divi Builder API, so presets, extend styles, and the Divi Library all work with them.
Will it slow down my site?
Modules enqueue assets only when used on the current page. If a page uses two Divi Plus modules, only those modules’ CSS and JS load — unused modules cost nothing.
Does it include WooCommerce-specific modules?
Yes. Product grids, add-to-cart buttons, tabbed product data, and related-product modules are part of the kit and exceed Divi’s stock WooCommerce selection.
Can I control which modules appear in the builder?
Yes. The plugin settings let you disable individual modules, keeping the insert-module dialog clean when your site uses only a subset.
How do updates work?
The plugin updates like any WordPress plugin, with new modules and fixes in regular releases. The GPL download here includes all current and future updates of the version line.
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