Design variables in the cloud
Save and import variable groups, Colors, Fonts, Gradients, Images, Links, Numbers, and Text, and merge or replace them on import.
DiviVault works alongside Divi. You don't need to leave Divi Cloud to use it, and this page compares the two honestly, including where Divi Cloud is ahead today.
Save and import variable groups, Colors, Fonts, Gradients, Images, Links, Numbers, and Text, and merge or replace them on import.
Images up to 2 MB each and the global colors and variables a layout uses travel with it. An image already in the Media Library is reused, not duplicated.
Every item shows the site it came from. Filter by All Sites, This Site, Dashboard Uploads, or any connected site.
Export a Theme Options snapshot as a file Divi's own import accepts.
Copy a design on getdivivault.com and paste it into the Visual Builder as normal, editable Divi modules.
Switch each part of DiviVault on or off from the settings, so you only run what you use.
Where Elegant Themes' pages don't mention a feature, this says "Not documented" rather than assuming Divi Cloud can't do it.
Divi Cloud prices are from Elegant Themes' offer page. DiviVault prices are set by us.
$58/year
Free plan: 50 items
Elegant Themes' offer page$49/year early-bird
or $299 once
Free plan: 500 layouts
See DiviVault pricingDivi Cloud prices are from Elegant Themes' offer page, read on 2026-09-23. Check the page for the current offer.
Move existing items from your Divi Library, or save new ones as you build. Both work today.
Send items from a site's local Divi Library into DiviVault, one at a time or many at once. The items stay on the site.
Save new sections, rows, modules, and pages to DiviVault as you build them.
No. DiviVault works alongside Divi Cloud. You can keep using Divi Cloud for what it does well and use DiviVault for the library it shares across your sites, the design variables, and the rest of what's in the comparison above.
Elegant Themes' own Divi Cloud offer page. Where their pages don't mention a feature, this comparison says "Not documented" rather than assuming it doesn't exist.
Yes. From the Divi Library page, you can send items from a site's local Divi Library into DiviVault, one at a time or many at once. An item that is already in DiviVault is skipped, so nothing is copied twice.
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