Music Player for Elementor Pro adds styled, responsive audio player widgets to Elementor pages. Use them to present music, discographies, podcasts, spoken-word audio, episodes, and playlists. The add-on is intended for musicians, bands, artists, record labels, studios, DJs, podcasters, music stores, and digital product stores.

Choose a player for the audio collection

The album music player suits discographies where album artwork, details, and tracks appear together. The compact audio player fits podcasts, episodes, spoken-word recordings, and playlists. Drag the relevant widget onto an Elementor page to place it alongside the content.

Connect tracks and albums to purchases

Link individual songs to WooCommerce products so users can preview tracks and purchase them from the player. Add a purchase link for an entire album alongside links for its individual songs. Track links can also point to YouTube, SoundCloud, or promotional pages.

Adjust the presentation

Customize player images, playlist backgrounds, colors, control-bar placement, spacing, album details, promotional text, and links. Add songs to a playlist or remove them as the collection changes.

Review playback activity

The analytics dashboard in WordPress reports total audio plays, total listening time, completed plays, average listening time, plays over time, top tracks, and top pages generating audio plays. These reports work with both the album music player and the compact podcast player, without requiring an external analytics service.

Total plays show overall activity, while total and average listening time add context. Completed plays can help identify audio listeners finish. Top tracks and top pages show which audio entries and pages generate the most playback.

Install and set up

Install Music Player for Elementor Pro in WordPress and activate it. Edit a page with Elementor, then drag the album music player or compact audio player widget onto the page. Add songs or episodes, upload the relevant images, configure the playlist and design settings, and add WooCommerce product links where purchases are required. Open the WordPress analytics dashboard to review playback activity.