WordPress Elementor plugins built for real sites

Structured content for recipes, events, movies, books, and more—designed to look great in Elementor.

Looking for WordPress Elementor plugins that respect your content model? GrandSlambert builds free tools that turn movies, recipes, events, books, menus, and galleries into first-class WordPress data. Then you design the front end in Elementor—or fall back to shortcodes when you need something simpler.

Because every site is different, each Frame plugin focuses on one job. You get admin screens that make sense, import helpers where they help, and layouts you can restyle without fighting a rigid theme.

Browse the full catalog on the plugins page, or start with a free Frame below.

WordPress Elementor plugins from GrandSlambert

Featured WordPress Elementor Plugins

GalleryFrame

GalleryFrame is an Elementor-powered gallery plugin for photographers, artists, and businesses. Organize albums and collections, then display grid, masonry, justified, and carousel layouts with lightbox support.

Version: 0.1.0
Status: In development

BookFrame

BookFrame turns book metadata into a real WordPress library. Import from Google Books or Open Library, publish covers and details, and build grids, lists, and cards with Elementorâ€”or shortcodes when you prefer classic templates.

Version: 0.1.0
Status: In development

EventFrame

EventFrame publishes events as first-class WordPress content. Multi-day schedules, recurrence, seat limits, visitor RSVPs, frontend submissions, My Events, and Elementor calendar and list viewsâ€”built for clubs, venues, churches, and community sites.

Version: 1.0.0
Status: Released

Popular Plus Plugins

RecipeFrame Plus

RecipeFrame Plus extends the free RecipeFrame plugin with a shopping cart, grocery lists, and a personal recipe box. Visitors can add recipes, adjust servings, print shopping lists by recipe or combined, and save favorites when logged in. Guest carts merge on login. Elementor widgets and shortcodes included. Requires RecipeFrame and a Plus license for cart, recipe box, updates, and support.

Status: Released

EventFrame Plus

EventFrame Plus adds a personal event layer to the free EventFrame plugin. Logged-in visitors can save events to an event box, join waitlists when seats are full, and add dates to their calendar. Hosts export RSVP CSVs. Includes Elementor widgets and shortcodes. Requires EventFrame and an active Plus license for front-end features, updates, and support on your activated WordPress sites.

Status: Released

MovieFrame Plus

MovieFrame Plus adds a personal cinema layer to the free MovieFrame plugin. Logged-in visitors can save titles to a watchlist (movie box), mark movies as watched, and leave 1-10 ratings with averages on the site. Includes Elementor widgets and shortcodes for movie templates. Requires MovieFrame and an active Plus license for front-end features, updates, and support on your activated WordPress sites.

Status: Released

How these plugins fit your workflow

Getting started is straightforward, and you can grow into Plus features when you need them.

Install a free Frame plugin and publish structured content in WordPress.
Build archives and singles in Elementor with widgets and dynamic tags.
Add a Plus license when visitors need shelves, RSVPs, ratings, or licensed updates.

Meanwhile, you can keep learning the platform on WordPress.org documentation—then come back here when you want purpose-built Frames for your next site.

About GrandSlambert

I’m GrandSlambert—a longtime WordPress developer, storyteller, and creator. I love building tools, worlds, and experiences that make publishing a little easier and a lot more fun.

I stepped into Elementor when clients needed more flexible layouts than traditional themes allowed. That work grew into custom widgets and, over time, the Frame plugins on this site. Whether I’m shipping WordPress Elementor plugins or writing adventure-driven fiction, the goal stays the same: solve real problems and help people bring ideas to life.

Ready to explore?

Pick a free Frame, design it in Elementor, and add Plus when your visitors need more.