Tiger Elements is an Elementor toolkit built around two problems that widget libraries usually leave to you: what happens when a widget breaks, and what happens to your page weight as the library grows.
Widget Guard tracks which Tiger widget is mid-render on every front-end request. If a fatal error halts the request, a shutdown handler identifies the widget that was rendering, logs the error, file and line, and counts it as a strike in a rolling one-hour window. Three strikes and that widget is switched off automatically and replaced with a placeholder, with a persistent admin notice telling you which widget failed and why, so you can fix it and switch it back on.
The point is that a widget which breaks on one template stops breaking every page that uses it, and you find out from a notice naming the file and line rather than from a visitor reporting a blank page. A single one-off error never disables anything.
Every widget and every module has its own on/off switch in one dashboard, so you can strip the library down to the handful you actually build with. Styles and scripts are shipped as separate per-widget files rather than one combined bundle, so turning things off genuinely reduces what a page has to pull in.
15 dynamic tags bind text, images and links to post, site, author, archive and custom-field data, and visibility conditions show or hide any element by login state, role, date or device. Both work with the free Elementor.
Alongside that: a WebP/AVIF media converter that runs at upload, schema markup, maintenance mode, a menu builder, global site styles and marketing/SEO tag fields.
Nothing here is capped, trial-limited or gated behind a licence — there are no “3 of 10 used” counters and no upgrade wall inside a feature. Paid features are separate, not crippled versions of these.
Everything in the free plugin is fully usable — no usage caps, no locked settings inside free features.
Tiger Elements Pro adds the full-site building tools and the dynamic-content engine:
These Pro features are a separate plugin (Tiger Elements Pro), not included in this free download — none of their code ships here. The dashboard’s “Upgrade to Pro” page lists what Pro adds.
Out of the box the plugin makes no external requests. Each service below runs
only after you enable a feature and enter your own credential/ID; none fire by
default, and each is optional.
Google Tag Manager / Google Analytics — used only if you enter a GTM container
ID or GA4 measurement ID in Marketing & SEO. The plugin then outputs Google’s
standard tag on the front end, and your visitors’ browsers load and send analytics
data to Google under Google’s terms. What is sent and when is determined by Google.
Terms: https://marketingplatform.google.com/about/analytics/terms/us/ · Privacy:
https://policies.google.com/privacy
Google reCAPTCHA — used only if you enable reCAPTCHA and enter your site/secret
keys under Tiger Elements Integrations. When a protected form is submitted, the
reCAPTCHA token is sent to Google’s siteverify endpoint
(https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api/siteverify) to check the submission is human.
Terms: https://policies.google.com/terms · Privacy: https://policies.google.com/privacy
Google Maps / Places — used only if you enter a Google Maps API key (for the
map / store-locator features). The key is validated with a single test request to
the Google Places API when you save it, and the Maps JavaScript API is loaded on
pages that display a map. Requests go to https://maps.googleapis.com under Google’s
terms. Terms: https://cloud.google.com/maps-platform/terms · Privacy:
https://policies.google.com/privacy
Google PageSpeed Insights — used only if you run the optional performance check
on the Tiger Elements dashboard. Your site’s public URL is sent to
https://www.googleapis.com/pagespeedonline so Google can return a performance score.
Terms: https://developers.google.com/speed/docs/insights/v5/about · Privacy:
https://policies.google.com/privacy
Social share links — the Social Share widget renders standard share links (X/Twitter,
Facebook, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Reddit, Telegram, email). The plugin itself sends nothing;
when a visitor clicks a button, their own browser opens that network’s share URL (for
example https://api.whatsapp.com/send) with the page title and URL. Each network’s use is
governed by its own terms and privacy policy.
Lottie animations — the Lottie widget fetches the animation JSON from a URL you
supply; if that URL is external, your visitors’ browsers load it from there.
YouTube / Vimeo embeds — if you add a YouTube or Vimeo link to a gallery item,
the lightbox embeds that video and your visitors’ browsers load it from
https://www.youtube.com/embed/ or https://player.vimeo.com under those services’
terms. YouTube Terms: https://www.youtube.com/t/terms · Google Privacy:
https://policies.google.com/privacy · Vimeo Terms: https://vimeo.com/terms ·
Vimeo Privacy: https://vimeo.com/privacy
The Contact Form 7 and Gravity Forms widgets only style forms created by those
plugins and add no external calls of their own.