6 Best AI Writing Add-Ons for WordPress Page Builders in 2026

If you build sites in Elementor or Divi, you’ve probably hit the same wall: the page builder is great at layout, but staring at a blank text widget waiting for headline copy to happen is nobody’s favorite part of the job. “Best AI writing plugin for Elementor and Divi” is really two different questions wearing one search query — do you want AI baked into the builder so you can generate copy, images, and layouts without leaving the editor, or do you want something that keeps your site fed with fresh content on autopilot so you’re not the bottleneck at all? Those are different jobs, done by different kinds of tools, and mixing them up is how people end up paying for the wrong thing.

Below are six tools people commonly search for in this space, what each one actually does, what it costs as of 2026, and the honest tradeoffs — including one that technically still gets recommended online but no longer works the way people expect.

Elementor AI

Elementor AI is the official AI add-on baked into the Elementor ecosystem — it generates and rewrites text, creates images, and can spin up code snippets, container layouts, and wireframes, all from inside the Elementor editor. Standalone AI plans run $48/year for “AI Starter” (24,000 credits) or $99/year for “AI Power” (50,000 credits), and credits are also bundled into broader plans like Elementor One (~$14/month for 25,000 monthly credits). Costs per action are modest for text (about 1 credit per prompt) but add up fast for visuals (~33 credits per image, ~40 per layout generation).

The obvious pro: if you’re already living in Elementor, the AI is right where you need it, and the layout/wireframe generation is a genuinely useful trick most competitors don’t offer. The catch is that it’s only useful if Elementor is your builder — and the deeper features lean on Elementor Pro to really shine, so it’s not a general-purpose WordPress content tool.

Divi AI (Elegant Themes)

Divi AI is Elegant Themes’ equivalent — an AI Assistant that can generate a full page, section, or module layout from a text prompt, plus text editing (grammar, tone, translation), image generation and upscaling, and custom code generation trained specifically on the Divi codebase. It’s priced as a standalone add-on at $21.36/month (or $16.08/month billed annually, about $193/year), with a 100-use free trial, or bundled into Divi Pro at $277/year alongside unlimited Divi AI, Divi Cloud, and VIP support. A bare Divi membership without AI runs $89/year or $249 one-time for lifetime.

The strength here is breadth — text, images, and code all trained around one design system, which makes the output feel more “on-brand” than generic AI tools. The downside is the same as Elementor’s: it only works inside Divi, and you need an active membership to use any of it, so it’s not something you can bolt onto a non-Divi site.

Bertha AI

Bertha AI used to be a genuinely popular pick in this space: a plugin that plugged directly into Gutenberg, Elementor, and Divi to generate blog content, headlines, product descriptions, and image alt text, plus a “Bertha Art” image generator. That in-editor integration is what made it worth mentioning alongside Elementor AI and Divi AI in the first place.

As of 2026, that’s no longer a live option for WordPress users. What remains is the Chrome extension and the bertha.ai web app, priced at $160/year for Pro (roughly $13.33/month annualized, up to a million words and 50 image generations) — some third-party sources cite lower and higher tiers, but those numbers aren’t fully confirmed against the vendor’s current pricing page. If you’re specifically looking for a WordPress page-builder plugin, Bertha no longer qualifies; it’s now a browser tool you’d use alongside WordPress, not inside it.

SeedProd

SeedProd is primarily a page and theme builder, with an AI content assistant riding along as a feature rather than the main event. Inside the builder, it can generate headlines, body copy, CTAs, and FAQs, and its AI website builder can turn a business description into a full landing page in under 60 seconds — there’s also DALL-E image generation, added in v6.17. Pricing is Basic $79/year, Plus $199/year, Pro $399/year, and Elite $599/year (first-year annual rates; some discounted rates you’ll see advertised, like ~$39.50/year for Basic, are coupon promotions, not the standard list price).

The fast full-page generation is a nice trick if you’re starting from nothing. But it’s worth being clear-eyed about the category: SeedProd is a page/theme builder that happens to include AI writing, not a dedicated content or autoblogging tool, and the AI assistant may only be available on certain tiers — so check before you buy expecting it on every plan.

WriteWP

WriteWP is a different kind of tool than the other five on this list, and it’s worth being upfront about that rather than pretending it competes head-to-head. It’s not an in-editor writing assistant for Elementor or Divi — it’s a scheduled import-and-publish engine. It pulls articles from RSS feeds and the WordPress REST API, rewrites them with AI, and auto-publishes to your site on a schedule (hourly, twice-daily, or daily), with duplicate detection so you don’t end up re-publishing the same article twice.

You bring your own API key for OpenAI, Google Gemini, OpenRouter, MiniMax, Ollama, or OpenCode Zen, so there’s no per-article platform fee or credit markup — you pay only your actual AI usage, which the plugin’s usage dashboard tracks for you. It also auto-detects Yoast, RankMath, or AIOSEO for SEO fields, inserts affiliate links and FAQ blocks automatically, and includes a Media Studio for AI images, voiceovers, and video on published posts. Pricing is annual-only: Pro is $50/year for up to 5 sites, Unlimited is $200/year for unlimited sites, both with a 14-day money-back guarantee.

If what you actually want is to sit in Elementor or Divi and generate a headline or rewrite a paragraph by hand, WriteWP isn’t built for that job — it has no in-builder text-generation panel. What it’s built for is keeping a site (or several) stocked with fresh, published content without you touching the editor at all. Different problem, different tool.

How to choose

The honest way to sort these six is by what you’re actually trying to solve. If you want AI help while you’re hand-building pages in a specific builder, Elementor AI or Divi AI are the direct fits — pick whichever matches the builder you already use, since neither works outside its own ecosystem. If you want a general page/theme builder with AI writing as a bonus feature (rather than your primary reason for buying), SeedProd covers that, with the caveat that AI may be tier-gated. Bertha AI is worth knowing about for historical context, but as of 2026 it’s a Chrome extension, not a WordPress plugin option — don’t go looking for it in the WordPress plugin repository, because it isn’t there. And if your actual bottleneck is “I don’t have time to keep writing new posts,” none of the builder-AI tools solve that — that’s the gap WriteWP is built to fill, on a schedule, without you opening the editor.

FAQ

Is Bertha AI still usable with WordPress in 2026?

Not as a WordPress plugin. Its WordPress.org listing was closed on January 31, 2026, and the vendor confirms it no longer works with current WordPress. The Chrome extension and bertha.ai web app still function, but there’s no live in-editor integration with Gutenberg, Elementor, or Divi anymore.

Do I need Elementor Pro or a paid Divi membership to use their AI tools?

Elementor AI’s deeper features (code and container generation) are most useful with Elementor Pro specifically, though basic text/image generation is available more broadly through the AI add-on plans. Divi AI requires an active Divi/Elegant Themes membership — it’s not sold as a fully independent product.

Is WriteWP a replacement for Elementor AI or Divi AI?

No — they solve different problems. Elementor AI and Divi AI help you write and design inside the page builder while you work. WriteWP runs in the background on a schedule, importing and rewriting articles and auto-publishing them, with no in-builder writing panel. Many site owners could reasonably use one of the builder AI tools and WriteWP together.

Which of these is cheapest?

On sticker price, Elementor AI’s Starter plan ($48/year) is the lowest entry point among the still-active in-builder tools. WriteWP Pro ($50/year for up to 5 sites) is comparable, but note it’s a different category of tool — you’re also paying your own AI provider directly on top of that, since there’s no bundled-credit markup.