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Divi 5 continues to expand its design and functionality with four new modules designed to make website building easier and more powerful. The latest update introduces Charts, Gravity Forms, Imagely, and Payment Button modules, giving designers more flexibility to display data, create forms, build galleries, and accept payments directly within the Divi Builder.
These additions also strengthen Divi 5’s integration with popular WordPress tools while reducing the need for custom code or complicated workarounds.
Four New Modules Added to Divi 5
The latest Divi 5 update introduces four modules, each focused on a different website-building requirement:
- Charts Module
- Gravity Forms Module
- Imagely Module
- Payment Button Module
Let’s take a closer look at what each module offers.
1. Charts Module
The new Charts Module makes it easier to present data in an interactive and visually appealing way. Instead of relying on static images or external chart tools, designers can create charts directly inside the Divi Builder.
Divi 5 currently provides nine chart formats, including:
- Line
- Area
- Bar
- Radar
- Pie
- Doughnut
- Polar Area
- Scatter
- Bubble
The module also includes design controls that allow users to customize the appearance of their charts to match the overall website design.
Manage Chart Data Directly in Divi
One of the most useful features is the new tabular data editor. Users can enter and manage chart data directly from the builder instead of editing code or using another tool.
The Charts Module also supports CSV uploads, making it easier to populate charts when working with larger datasets.
This can be particularly useful for:
- Business reports
- Statistics websites
- Financial dashboards
- Marketing reports
- Survey results
- Data-driven landing pages
2. Gravity Forms Module
Divi 5 now provides a dedicated Gravity Forms Module for websites using the popular Gravity Forms plugin.
Once Gravity Forms is installed, the module becomes available inside the Divi module library. Users can select their existing forms and place them directly into their Divi layouts.
The biggest advantage is styling. Instead of relying only on Gravity Forms’ default appearance, designers can use Divi’s design settings to customize the form.
The module works especially well with Divi 5’s form styling features, including field presets and pseudo-class editing, giving designers greater control over the appearance and interactive states of form fields.
This makes it easier to create forms that feel like a natural part of the website instead of looking like an embedded third-party element.
3. Imagely Module
The new Imagely Module brings Imagely galleries directly into the Divi Builder.
Imagely supports different gallery layouts, including slider-based galleries, and the new Divi module allows users to embed these galleries while taking advantage of Divi’s design controls and presets.
This can be particularly helpful for websites that depend heavily on visual content, such as:
- Photography websites
- Portfolio websites
- Creative agencies
- Artists
- Wedding photographers
- Product showcases
Instead of creating a gallery separately and then embedding it into a Divi page, users can work with the gallery directly within their Divi layout.
4. Payment Button Module
The Payment Button Module provides a straightforward way to add payment functionality to a Divi website.
It supports both PayPal and Stripe, allowing website owners to configure payment buttons directly within the Divi Builder.
The module is designed for situations where a website needs to accept payments but does not require a complete e-commerce system with product management, inventory, and fulfillment.
For example, it can be useful for:
- Service payments
- Donations
- Simple purchases
- Event payments
- Digital services
- One-time transactions
While the current module focuses on simple payment functionality, it could also provide a foundation for more advanced built-in e-commerce capabilities in future Divi updates.
Why These New Divi 5 Modules Matter
These four modules extend Divi 5 beyond traditional page design. Designers can now handle more website functionality directly inside the visual builder.
The update brings together:
Data visualization → Charts
Lead generation → Gravity Forms
Visual galleries → Imagely
Payments → Payment Button
This means fewer external workarounds and a more unified workflow for Divi users.
Divi 5 Is Expanding Beyond Page Design
The addition of these modules follows several other recent Divi 5 improvements. Divi 5 has also been expanding its loop-building capabilities, allowing users to search, filter, and reorder loop content on the front end through new Loop Filter modules.
Together, these updates show that Divi 5 is becoming a broader website-building platform rather than simply a visual page builder.
Conclusion
The four new Divi 5 modules bring useful functionality directly into the visual building experience. The Charts Module makes data visualization easier, Gravity Forms improves form integration and styling, Imagely simplifies advanced galleries, and the Payment Button provides a lightweight way to accept PayPal and Stripe payments.
For Divi users, these additions can make website development more efficient while providing more options for creating professional, interactive, and functional websites without relying heavily on custom solutions.
With Divi 5 continuing to receive frequent feature updates, these four modules are another step toward making the platform more flexible for modern WordPress websites.
