Best WordPress
Themes Of 2024

Looking for the best WordPress themes of 2024? We have gathered the best WordPress themes together so you can quickly and easily select the one that fits your needs the best. Below you can find our four most important ranking factors for these themes.

Responsive

All selected themes are responsive out of the box and their breakpoints are easy to change or edit.

Beautiful Design

Beautiful design out of the box and most importantly, it’s easy to change their design.

Search Engine Optimized

Search engine optimized and/or offer extra search engine optimizations in the theme itself that you wouldn’t find in a normal theme.

Page Builder Support

These themes offer support for Elementor, Gutenberg, or some other WordPress page builders to help you build your dream site.

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Built from the ground up for lightning-fast performance, yet filled with modern features that will make building websites fun again. Kadence supports Gutenberg and Elementor page builders.

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Not only will your website be fast, but you will be able to make it look exactly how you want with Astra’s visual theme customizer. Astra also supports multiple different page builders including Elementor, Gutenberg, and Beaver builder.

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GeneratePress is a lightweight WordPress theme that focuses on speed, stability, and accessibility. Perfect for a hobbyist, freelancer, or agency. GeneratePress supports Gutenberg and Elementor.

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Popcorn is a super-fast WordPress theme for affiliate and content marketers. The Popcorn theme works great with Gutenberg, Elementor, and other page builders while still maintaining its speed.

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Neve is a super fast, easily customizable, multi-purpose theme. It’s perfect for blogs, small business, startups, agencies, firms, e-commerce shops (WooCommerce storefront) as well as personal portfolio sites and most types of projects.

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FAQ

WordPress theme is a group of files saved into a folder. These files are mainly CSS and PHP files that control how the site looks and how it functions.

Yes and no. WordPress requires a theme to function, but there are certain themes that only create the most basic layouts and stylings so you can build them with a page builder. Some themes even come equipped with their own page builders to not lock you in too tightly to their own design.

Absolutely. If you are not familiar with WordPress theme coding yourself or you are just starting out it’s a great way to ensure you get a great start to WordPress. Since paid themes are usually built for new and professional users, you won’t get stuck as much as you probably would with a free theme when it comes to customizing your own blog or site looks. Especially if you are not familiar with HTML, CSS, PHP, or JavaScript and don’t know how WordPress works in the backend.

Quality WordPress themes can be found directly from the WordPress theme library, from WordPress theme developers’ own sites, or just pick one from our list.

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