Image sliders built from your WordPress media library

Image Slider Pro turns images in your WordPress media library into sliders for posts, pages, and widgets. Select images in batches, reorder them with drag and drop, and adjust the presentation in the add-on panel. You can reuse library images without uploading them again, and build a slider through visual controls without writing code.

Responsive scaling adapts the slider to phones, tablets, and desktop screens. Visitors can navigate with touch or mouse input. The plugin also supports multiple slideshows, automatic cropping, lightboxes, image links, custom CSS and JavaScript fields, and social sharing buttons.

Choose preview controls or a compact layout

Four layouts set where slide navigation appears: thumbnails below the slider, thumbnails on the left, thumbnails on the right, or bullets without thumbnails. Thumbnail layouts display previews of the available images; bullet navigation uses a more compact control. You can also add or remove the slider, arrow, and thumbnail navigators, along with other interface decorations. More than 10 arrow styles and adjustable colors and layout settings provide further control.

Configure transitions and playback

The paid edition includes more than 360 slideshow effects and transitions, plus more than 390 title effects and transitions. Title transition styles include fade, move, clip, wave, jump, rotate, and zoom; you can combine multiple transitions. Easing effects let you adjust how slides move between images. Auto-play, delay, pause, and stop settings control playback behavior.

Place the finished slider

After choosing images and adjusting the layout, navigation, and effects, use the shortcode generator to add the slider to a post, page, or widget. Image links can direct users to another page or URL, while the lightbox option opens an image when clicked.

Image Slider Pro can present a portfolio, product imagery, featured content, photography, or another image collection. Its thumbnail layouts make individual slides visible in advance, while bullets take less space when a compact control better suits the page.

Social sharing

Sharing buttons are available for Facebook, Twitter, Google+, LinkedIn, StumbleUpon, Pinterest, and email.