[NEW] How to Import Envato Template Kits in Elementor

If you’re trying to import an Envato Elementor Template Kit and running into errors, you’re not alone. In this quick guide, you’ll learn the exact method to properly install a template kit in WordPress, and fix common issues that can break the process.

Why Template Kit Import Fails

One of the most common reasons is a security plugin blocking the connection between your website and Envato’s API. Plugins like Wordfence or Sucuri can prevent the template kit from loading correctly.

Step-by-Step Setup

1. Install Required Plugin
Go to your WordPress dashboard → Plugins → Add New → Search for Template Kit Import → Install & Activate.

2. Fix the Unexpected Error
If you see an error while loading the template kit:

• Temporarily disable your security plugin
• Refresh the Template Kit page
  This usually resolves the issue instantly.

3. Adjust Elementor Settings (Important)
Before importing:

• Go to Elementor → Settings
• Enable Disable Default Colors
• Enable Disable Default Fonts
  This ensures your design matches the original template.

4. Install Required Dependencies
Click on Install Requirements inside the Template Kit importer to install all necessary plugins.

5. Import Templates in Order
Start with:

• Global Kit Styles
• Header
• Footer
• Homepage

6. Setup Header & Footer
Use Elementor Theme Builder to assign your header and footer across the entire website.

7. Create & Set Homepage

• Create a new page
• Insert the homepage template
• Go to Settings → Reading → Set it as your Homepage

Final Result

Once everything is set up, your website will look exactly like the Envato live demo, without coding or complex customization.

Final Thoughts

Importing an Elementor Template Kit is simple once you know the right steps. The key is fixing plugin conflicts and setting up Elementor correctly before importing.

If you want a faster, error-free setup or a fully custom WordPress website, feel free to reach out!