How can a gallery fit your project?

Galleryberg Pro adds layout and image controls to the Galleryberg Gallery block in the WordPress block editor. Use it for portfolios, product displays, travel photos, photography projects, or blog pictures. Add the block to a post or page, choose images with Upload or the Media Library, then adjust the gallery in its block settings.

Choose a layout and column count

Tiles arranges images in a grid with even spacing. Square gives them uniform shapes, Masonry makes cascading columns, and Justified forms balanced rows with equal heights. Pro adds Mosaic for a collage-style arrangement and Carousel, which uses Swiper. You can also randomize image order on each page load or use a dynamic gallery source from ACF or SCF fields.

Set between one and eight columns, with separate counts for mobile, tablet, and desktop. Spacing and alignment controls help tune the layout for each screen size.

Control lightbox, captions, and image details

The responsive GLightbox opens gallery images with zoom and fade animations, keyboard navigation, touch and swipe support, zoom with drag controls, and loop navigation. Pro adds thumbnail navigation. You can disable the lightbox in the block settings.

Place captions below an image, as a full overlay, or as a bar overlay. Set them to remain visible, appear on hover, or hide on hover, then adjust their alignment. Pro also works with per-image comments in the lightbox and can include those comments in the page HTML.

Adjust images individually with borders, rounded corners, cropping, aspect ratios, custom image sizes, duotone filters, and custom link destinations. Other controls cover gallery spacing, padding, margins, border width and color, image radius, and caption text and background colors.

Build a gallery in Gutenberg

Add the Galleryberg Gallery block to a post or page, choose Upload or Media Library to add images, then choose a layout. Set columns for each device, adjust spacing, configure captions, and choose whether to enable the lightbox. The add-on is designed for the WordPress block editor; compatibility with other page builders may vary.

Galleryberg uses server-side rendering and supports keyboard navigation. It does not collect or store personal data; images, captions, and settings remain inside your WordPress website.