Divi 5 Compatibility
There are thousands of 3rd party solutions that serve specific tasks within the Divi environment. Some of them that I’m using regularly are
- Divi Pixel: a versatile plugin containing many fantastic additional Divi modules
- DiviLife: some very good plugins and child themes made specifically for Divi
- Divi Engine: great plugins that solve some of the hardest tasks in Divi (like Divi Machine)
- Divi Lover: great styling tools
- PeeAye Creative: great helpers and add-ons (like Divi Contact Form Helper, Social Buttons, etc)
Since Divi 5 is still in Alpha, there is limited support from these vendors. Nonetheless, things are changing quickly and some already announced support for Divi 5, although limited.
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DiviPixel
DiviPixel announced support for 34 of their modules for Divi 5 on May 8th, 2025.
Since then, they also announced full Divi 5 support with their
- Carousel module for Divi 5,
- Divi 5 Scroll Image Beta,
- Divi 5 Lottie Icon Beta.
Unfortunately, I haven’t yet had the time to test them here, so for now I’m just going to believe it as-is.
You can follow their development on DiviPixel.
PeeAye Creative
I’m very fond of some of their solutions and have found valuable information in Nelson’s posts many times. They are also following the Divi 5 development circle and plan a complete Divi 5 compatibility within the Divi 5 Beta phase.
What they have done is create a system that checks which version of Divi one has installed, whether that is Divi 4 or Divi 5. Based on that, the appropriate code in the plugins is activated. This is a clever way to ensure that regardless of which version you are testing, the plugin won’t crash and will provide the proper codebase for either version. Therefore, there will not be any clear distinction in our version number other than they will continue sequentially like before, and support for Divi 5 will be clearly noted in various places.
Just a few days ago, Nelson posted the news about their Divi Contact Form Helper plugin – which I’m using practically everywhere where there is a contact form. The Divi Contact Form Helper Beta for Divi 5 is ready, and I will surely give it a test at divilegeds.com.
Besides their Table Of Contents Maker, the Divi Contact Form Helper is definitely the most used plugin on my Divi sites. They both deliver great value to both visitors and admins and I honestly can’t imagine living without them anymore.
On this site, you’ll notice Tables of Content in every post. As PeeAye’s solution is not yet confirmed, I’m using RankMath’s solution right now, which suports a simple Gutenberg block one can insert everywhere. But as Nelson Miller and his team develop a Divi 5 version, I will surely switch and use its settings to make it look more professional.
You can follow the development at PeeAye Creative.
Other vendors
I’m heavily limited by time I have to follow what Divi developers community is preparing, but as far as I’m aware pretty much everyone is on the task. I’ll definitely try to include as many news as possible and also test them if within my reach.
Divi 5 Compatibility: Conclusion
As time flies by, many more of the solutions from 3rd party developers will develop their products in a way that they will reach full Divi 5 compatibility. Of course, until Divi 5 is out of the – still – early Apha phase, where shifts and changes are coming in every day, they will not be able to fully guarantee full Divi 5 compatibility. I’m pretty sure most will be ready by the time Divi 5 hits Beta.
