Elementor

Build, edit and publish Elementor pages on your WordPress site. Turn on MCP access first: in WordPress go to Elementor > Elementor MCP, click Enable MCP access, choose Other and click Generate Prompt, then copy the Server URL, username and application password it shows. Needs WordPress 6.8+ and Elementor 4.3+.

Category	Content & Design
Provided through	CoChat
Connecting	Enter your Elementor Mcp Url, Wordpress Username and Application Password when you connect (see Elementor’s setup guide).
Where to find it	Integrations → search for Elementor

Turn on Elementor MCP

Elementor MCP is off until a WordPress administrator turns it on. Your site must have WordPress 6.8 or later and Elementor 4.3 or later.

1. In your WordPress admin, go to Elementor → Elementor MCP.
2. Click Enable MCP access.
3. Select the Other tab.
4. Select the checkbox. Elementor then makes an application password for this connection.
5. Click Generate Prompt.
6. In the text box, find the Server URL, the Username and the Application password. You need these three values in CoChat.

You can also make the application password yourself: go to Users → Profile → Application Passwords. The Server URL is your site address followed by /wp-json/elementor/mcp/, for example https://example.com/wp-json/elementor/mcp/.

Connect in CoChat

1. Open Integrations and search for Elementor.
2. Paste the Server URL into Elementor Mcp Url.
3. Paste the username into Wordpress Username.
4. Paste the application password into Application Password. You can keep the spaces.
5. Click Connect. CoChat tests the connection before it saves it.

The AI can do only what the WordPress user can do.

Turn it off

• To stop all AI tools, go to Elementor → Elementor MCP and click Turn off.
• To stop only CoChat, revoke its application password in Users → Profile → Application Passwords.