Best Elementor Templates for Photographers: 3 Kits Compared
If you are looking for Elementor templates for a photography website, start with the work you need the site to sell. A portfolio, a studio with a blog, and a drone-photography business need different pages. The three kits below illustrate those choices using the layouts listed on their WPTemplateKit product pages. This is a comparison of published contents and requirements, not a claim that we have tested every import on your site.
Choose by the pages your clients need
| Use case | Kit to examine | Relevant listed layouts | Requirement to check |
|---|---|---|---|
| Photography and video services | Snapix | Portfolio, services, pricing plan, contact and team | Some templates and features require Elementor Pro, which is not included. |
| Studio portfolio with a blog | Memento | Portfolio, service, blog, single blog and contact | Some templates and features require Elementor Pro; the listing also names several Elementor add-ons. |
| Drone and aerial photography | Auzora | Gallery, drone equipment, service, team, contact and blog | The product listing says Elementor Pro is required. |
For a service business: Snapix
Snapix is the most direct of these three to review if you sell photography and videography services. Its listed layouts include a services page, a pricing-plan page and a portfolio detail page, so the kit offers more than a gallery. Check the Snapix product page for the complete file list and current price. Do not assume its pricing layout adds booking or payment functionality: a template kit provides design and page content, not a reservation system.
For a studio that publishes articles: Memento
Memento lists both portfolio and blog layouts, including a single-post template. That combination is useful to compare if you want to publish photo stories, project notes or studio news alongside your work. Its listing names Elementor, Premium Addons for Elementor, Essential Addons for Elementor, Sticky Header Effects and Happy Elementor Addons as required plugins. It also says some templates and features need Elementor Pro. Read the Memento product page before choosing it if you want to keep your plugin stack small.
For aerial work: Auzora
Auzora is presented for drone and aerial photography services. The listed drone-equipment, gallery, service and team layouts make it worth comparing if your site needs to explain how you work as well as display images. Its product page explicitly requires Elementor Pro. Factor that separate requirement into your budget before buying the kit.
Before you buy any Elementor kit
- Check the format. An Elementor template kit is not a complete WordPress theme. You need a compatible WordPress installation, Elementor and any additional plugins named on the product page.
- Check paid dependencies. Elementor Pro is not included with these downloads. Some layouts may not work as shown without it.
- Check image rights. Demo images from Envato Elements may need a separate license for use on your own website, or you can replace them with images you own.
- Check the exact file. Review the current version, included layouts and any available file-verification details on the individual listing. Back up an existing site before importing a kit.
- Check what the purchase covers. WPTemplateKit is independent of the original developers. An individual purchase includes newer files that WPTemplateKit publishes for 12 months, but does not include an official developer license key, vendor support or separately licensed services unless a listing expressly says otherwise.
If none of these three fits your project, browse the photography Elementor kit category and compare the included pages before deciding. The best choice is the one whose actual page list matches the job your website has to do.