Image Gallery Premium organizes images from the WordPress media library into reusable galleries for portfolios, photography blogs, business websites, and other projects. Create as many galleries as needed, add unlimited images to each, and arrange them with drag and drop. You can manage gallery content separately from the posts and pages where it appears.

Choose a layout and column count

Grid layouts place images in rows and columns. Masonry layouts stack them according to image dimensions, while circle layouts offer another shape. Grid galleries support aspect ratios such as 1:1, 4:3, and 16:9. Standard column options range from two to six; high-resolution widescreen displays can use up to 16 columns. Galleries adjust to mobile screens and can also appear in widget areas such as sidebars.

Set image styling and links

Adjust spacing, corner radius from 0 to 100 pixels, border thickness and opacity, and card colors. Choose whether image titles appear over a hover overlay or below the image card. Custom redirect links can be added to individual slides, with a choice of opening in the same or a new tab.

Choose how visitors view images

Select from six lightbox scripts: G Lightbox, PhotoSwipe v4, Modal, Viewer, Blue Imp, and LD Lightbox. Each opens an image in an overlay. Lightbox descriptions can show image summaries and captions, while image title and alternative text settings help you manage how images are presented.

Control loading and gallery presentation

The global settings page includes controls for lazy loading, WebP conversion, skeleton loading, loading animations, and backup import and export. Loading options include shimmering skeleton placeholders and spinner, pulse, or dots icons, with color selection for these components.

For profile-style galleries, pick a custom profile header in standard, centered, or compact format. These headers use mock social branding designs. AJAX Load More pagination offers button styles including Solid, Outline, Glass, Neon, and Gradient.

Publish galleries on your site

• Shortcode: Add [IMG-Gal id=X] to a post, page, text widget, or custom template.
• Gutenberg: Insert the Image Gallery block, choose a gallery from the dropdown, and preview it in the editor.
• Elementor: Add the Image Gallery widget to a page layout and choose a gallery for visual editing.

You can also duplicate or clone a gallery, or use the custom CSS editor to adjust frontend stylesheet properties. Priority email support is included.

Create and place a gallery

1. In the WordPress dashboard, open the New Image Gallery menu and select Add Image Gallery.
2. Upload images or choose them from the media library.
3. Configure the layout, columns, spacing, and viewing options, then save the gallery.
4. Place it with the shortcode, Gutenberg block, or Elementor widget.