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Add class to Elementor Image

by Eduardo Villão

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72 Quality Score
Active Installs
14/30

A modest 1,000 active installs places this firmly in the long-tail category, well below mainstream Elementor addons in the millions.

Update Freshness
22/25

The maintenance score is essentially perfect, with a recent update on January 12, 2026 and a high version cadence suggesting an attentive solo developer.

User Rating
14/15

A 96/100 rating from 10 voters is excellent on paper, though the small sample size means the number is not statistically reliable.

Support Health
8/15

With zero support threads and zero resolutions, there is no track record to judge responsiveness; the score of 50 reflects the absence of evidence rather than proven help.

WP Compatibility
15/15

Full marks on compatibility, tested up to WordPress 6.9.4 with a low PHP 7.0 floor and WordPress 5.5 minimum.

Scores higher than 27% of indexed plugins

About

Simple plugin to add custom CSS class to Elementor image.

Active Installs 1k+
Rating ★★★★½ 4.8/5
Last Updated 2026-01-12 2:16pm GMT
Requires WordPress 5.5+
Tested Up To 6.9.7
Requires PHP 7.0+
✓ No known vulnerabilities

What It Does

Add class to Elementor Image is a micro-plugin that adds a CSS class field to every Elementor image widget so you can target individual images with your own custom styles. It does not provide styling, widgets, or layout controls; it simply opens a hook for your custom CSS to grab hold of.

Who It's For

This plugin suits Elementor users who write their own CSS and want to style or animate specific images without bloating their site with a full addons suite. It is a good fit for photographers, designers, and developers building custom image treatments on portfolios or product galleries.

Who Should Skip It

If you do not already know CSS or use Elementor's built-in style controls for your image tweaks, this plugin adds no value and just clutters your widget panel. Anyone looking for ready-made image effects, lightboxes, or galleries should look at the larger Elementor addons instead.

The Bottom Line

For a tiny utility, it does exactly what it claims with strong maintenance signals and a high user rating, but the lack of any support history and the trivial feature scope mean most users can replicate this in 30 seconds of custom CSS. It earns its keep only on sites where the developer wants a reusable, clickable class field rather than touching code each time. Overall quality score of 75.18 reflects a solid niche tool with limited reach and unproven support.

Tags

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