Edit Elementor global colors and fonts with your AI agent

Elementor’s Site Settings hold the global design tokens that skin your whole site: the four system colors (Primary, Secondary, Text, Accent), any custom colors you have added, and the matching typography tokens. WP MCP now exposes that kit to your AI agent, so a single instruction can restyle every page at once. Every write is snapshotted first, so any change is one click from undone.

What you need

• WP MCP installed and connected to your AI client, with its Pro tier active.
• Elementor active. The tools read and write the active kit.

Read the current palette

› What are the global colors and fonts on this site right now?

get-global-settings returns the kit’s system and custom colors and typography, plus a settings_hash. On a kit you have never customized, the four Elementor system tokens are reported from their defaults so the agent can patch them by id. The hash is a concurrency token: the write tools require it, so a change made after the read is refused instead of silently overwriting.

Change brand colors

› Set the site's primary brand color to #0e7490 and add a custom color called
  Sunset at #ff7a00.

update-global-colors patches a system token by its id (primary, secondary, text, accent) and updates or appends custom colors. Colors are validated as hex before anything is written, and the whole kit is snapshotted, so a bad value is rejected and any change is reversible from wp-admin or by asking the agent.

Change global fonts

› Make the primary typography use Poppins at weight 600.

update-global-typography merges the typography fields you name into a token. Setting a font family or weight automatically enables custom typography on that token, so the change actually renders across the site.

Why it is safe

The kit is an ordinary post, and its tokens live in its _elementor_page_settings meta, so WP MCP’s standard post snapshot captures the whole kit before every write. That means a site-wide restyle is as reversible as editing a single widget: roll it back per change or per session with rollback-operation.