Gutenberg
Paste into a Custom HTML block
Elementor
Paste into an HTML widget
BeaverBuilder
Native module with inline editing
Built for WordPress
Everything you need to manage and embed widgets in WordPress
Gutenberg Block
Search for "MightyWidgets" in the block inserter, pick a widget, and publish. It works like any other WordPress block.
Elementor Widget
Drag the MightyWidgets widget from the Elementor panel, pick a widget from the dropdown, and see a live preview right in the editor.
BeaverBuilder Module
Drag the MightyWidgets module from the BeaverBuilder panel into any row. Select your widget and you're done.
Shortcode
Use [mightywidgets id="..."] anywhere shortcodes work: classic editor, page builders, sidebars, and template files.
Visual Editor
Edit your widgets using the full MightyWidgets editor without leaving WordPress. Changes publish instantly.
Simple API Key Setup
Connect your account with a single API key. Paste it into the settings page and you are up and running in seconds.
Live in 3 Steps
From idea to embedded widget in under five minutes
Describe Your Widget
Tell the AI what you want in plain English. It builds the widget, and you refine it by asking for changes until it looks right.
Publish and Copy
Hit Publish and copy the two line embed snippet you are given. It is the same snippet for every page you want the widget on.
Paste Into WordPress
Add a Custom HTML block to any page and paste the snippet in. Your widget appears instantly. Edits you publish later show up without touching WordPress again.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about using widgets on WordPress
Do I need a plugin?
No. MightyWidgets works on WordPress with a two line embed snippet, the same way it works on any other site. There is nothing to install, update, or keep compatible with your WordPress version.
How do I embed a widget on a page?
Build your widget at app.mightywidgets.com and hit Publish. Copy the embed snippet you are given, then paste it into a Custom HTML block in the WordPress editor. That is the whole process.
Does it work with my page builder?
Yes. Paste the snippet into a Custom HTML block in Gutenberg, an HTML widget in Elementor, an HTML module in BeaverBuilder, or a Code module in Divi. Any builder that accepts HTML will render it.
Will it slow my site down?
The loader is a small script served from a CDN, and your widget only loads where you place it. Nothing runs on pages that do not contain a widget, and there is no PHP executing on every request.
What versions of WordPress are supported?
All of them. Because the snippet is plain HTML rather than a plugin, there is no minimum WordPress version, no PHP requirement, and nothing that breaks when WordPress updates.
What does it cost?
You can start on the free plan. Credits are used when your published widgets load on visitors browsers and when you use AI features in the editor.
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