Popup Maker Scroll Triggered Popups 1.3.2

Popup Maker Scroll Triggered Popups is a WordPress plugin extension that helps you create popups that appear at the right moment—when visitors scroll to specific areas of your page. Instead of interrupting users immediately, it delivers contextual prompts as they move through your content.

With customizable background images for different popup elements, you can enhance the visual impact of your messages and keep branding consistent across the page. The result is a richer, more engaging user experience for WordPress sites built with modern page layouts, including themes and template kits designed with Elementor.

Main Features

• Scroll-triggered popup display — Automatically shows popups based on the user’s scroll position.
• Contextual timing — Aligns popup visibility with where users are in the page journey.
• Background images for popup elements — Add image backgrounds to popup components.
• Customizable visuals — Configure background imagery to match the design style of your site.
• Element-level control — Apply different background images to different popup elements.
• WordPress-first setup — Manage behavior and design within the WordPress plugin workflow.
• Designed for modern layouts — Works well alongside page builders and theme/template kits used in WordPress projects.
• Cleaner, less intrusive UX — Helps avoid early interruptions by timing popups with scroll.

Benefits

• Higher engagement — Scroll-based timing encourages users to interact with messages when they’re most relevant.
• Improved conversions — Contextual prompts can increase sign-ups, clicks, or form starts at key moments.
• Better UX — Reduced “all-at-once” popups create a smoother reading experience.
• More compelling visuals — Background images make popups easier to notice without cluttering the page.
• Stronger brand consistency — Matching popup backgrounds to your theme supports a cohesive look across pages.

Who is it suitable for?

• WooCommerce stores looking to display timely offers as customers browse.
• Blogs and content sites that want less disruptive, scroll-based calls to action.
• Agencies building WordPress and Elementor-powered marketing pages for clients.
• Websites using theme and template kits where popup design must match existing visuals.
• Landing page creators who want image-rich popups tied to user scroll behavior.
• Lead generation projects promoting newsletters, demos, or gated content.