Elementor prompt examples

Text changes

Task	Example prompt
Change heading	Change the hero heading to “Welcome to Our Site”
Change heading	Update the main heading to “We Build Great Websites”
Change paragraph	Change the subtitle to “Your partner in digital growth”
Change button text	Change the CTA button to say “Get Started”
Change button link	Update the hero button to link to /contact
Change multiple	Change the hero heading to X and the subtitle to Y

Layout and sections

Task	Example prompt
Add section	Add a new section below the hero with two columns
Add section	Add a features section with three cards
Add at top	Add a banner section at the top of the page
Restructure	Change the hero from one column to two columns (image left, text right)
Remove section	Remove the footer section

Task	Example prompt
Swap image	Replace the hero image with [attached image]
Swap image	Change the hero image to use the image from the media library with ID 42
Add image	Add an image to the About section

Task

Example prompt

Swap image

Replace the hero image with [attached image]

Swap image

Change the hero image to use the image from the media library with ID 42

Add image

Add an image to the About section

Task	Example prompt
Update link	Change the “Learn More” button to link to /about
Update link	Make the CTA button open in a new tab
Update style	Make the primary button use the accent color

Task

Example prompt

Update link

Change the “Learn More” button to link to /about

Update link

Make the CTA button open in a new tab

Update style

Make the primary button use the accent color

Task	Example prompt
Update tab	Change the first tab title to “Overview”
Update content	Update the FAQ accordion: change the answer for “How do I sign up?” to “Click Get Started.”

Task

Example prompt

Update tab

Change the first tab title to “Overview”

Update content

Update the FAQ accordion: change the answer for “How do I sign up?” to “Click Get Started.”

Best practices

Reference the element — “the hero heading,” “the first button,” “the About section”

Be specific — “Change the hero heading to X” is better than “change the heading”

One element at a time — For multiple changes, send separate prompts or list them clearly

Use the preview — Select the page first; the agent sees the current content

If the agent has trouble finding an element, try rephrasing with the exact text: “Change the paragraph that says ‘Lorem ipsum’ to ‘Welcome to our site.’”

After significant layout changes, the agent may regenerate Elementor CSS. This happens automatically when you publish.

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Elementor prompt examples

Elementor prompt examples

Text changes

Layout and sections

Images and media

Buttons and links

Accordions and tabs

Best practices

​Elementor prompt examples

​Text changes

​Layout and sections

​Images and media

​Buttons and links

​Accordions and tabs

​Best practices

Elementor prompt examples

Text changes

Layout and sections

Images and media

Buttons and links

Accordions and tabs

Best practices