

Complete view of ALP Quick Modules for Divi inside the Divi 5 Visual Builder, showing Favorites, Recent, and the standard module picker together.
ALP Quick Modules for Divi is a free Divi 5 productivity plugin that adds favorite and recently used modules directly to the Divi module picker.
Save your most-used Divi modules as favorites, access recent modules instantly, reorder favorites with drag and drop, and insert modules faster without searching through the full module list.
ALP Quick Modules for Divi is completely free to use.
There is no premium tier, no license key, no feature paywall, no usage limit, and no external subscription required.
ALP Quick Modules for Divi integrates directly with the Divi 5 module picker while preserving the native builder workflow.
It supports both the Visual Builder and Theme Builder and keeps your favorite and recent Divi modules close at hand while you build.
The plugin works locally inside your WordPress installation. Favorites and recent module names are stored as WordPress user metadata in your site’s own database.
It does not track users, send analytics, require an external account, or communicate with third-party services.
Stored Favorites and Recent preferences can be erased through WordPress privacy tools. Deactivating the plugin keeps your preferences, while deleting the plugin removes them from the database.
As a Divi site grows, the module picker can contain dozens of native and third-party modules. ALP Quick Modules for Divi reduces that friction by keeping the modules you actually use within easy reach.
Favorite them once, reorder them however you like, and access them directly whenever you open the Divi 5 module picker.
ALP Quick Modules for Divi is independently developed by ALP Plugins and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Elegant Themes. Divi is a trademark of Elegant Themes, Inc.
ALP Quick Modules for Divi does not collect or transmit personal data. Favorite and recent module names are stored as WordPress user metadata in the site’s own database. The plugin makes no remote requests and includes no analytics or telemetry.
Stored preferences can be erased through WordPress privacy tools and are removed when the plugin is deleted. Deactivating the plugin does not remove preferences.