Not always. Some Elementor Template Kits only include elements that are available in the free version of the Elementor plugin. Blog and shop pages for example, usually require the Pro version.

There are however, free alternatives to the Elementor Pro plugin available. For custom Elementor headers and footers you can use this free plugin. For other elements you can use this free Elementor add-on. Note that in this case you would need to recreate the elements by yourself. On the flip side you will get some nifty additional Elementor widgets for your website.

But keep in mind that using a lot of plugins is known to slow down your website, which is the main reason we choose to use the Elementor Pro. If you wish to do so as-well, you can get yours here.

Template Kits contain page content for Elementor page builder. They have been optimized for use with the free Hello Elementor theme but may be used with most themes that support Elementor.

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