Master Slider Pro extends Master Slider with a visual workflow for responsive, touch-enabled WordPress sliders. Choose a full-width, full-screen, or boxed presentation for images, videos, posts, products, galleries, and other featured content. Sliders can resize for different screens and work with any WordPress theme, including default themes.

Choose the content

Build a post slider from any post type and use advanced filtering to choose what appears. WooCommerce product sliders also support advanced filtering. Flickr sliders can use photosets or a user's latest photos; Facebook galleries use public images. Slides can have HD video backgrounds or embedded YouTube and Vimeo videos.

Compose slides and animation

Use the drag-and-drop WYSIWYG editor to arrange slides, then refine them with visual styling controls and the timeline animation tool. Add text, image, button, and video layers, with transition-in and transition-out effects set for each layer. The editor works with alignment, snapping while dragging, nine positioning origin points, and real-time animation previews. Google Fonts support includes more than 600 fonts, and the editing workflow can use the WordPress native text editor.

Add hotspots and tooltips, deep links, or custom pattern and color overlays. Layer actions can move to a slide, scroll down, play, or pause. Slides, layers, and hotspots can be linked. Parallax effects can respond to scrolling, swiping, or mouse movement over a slide.

Layouts and controls

Choose boxed layouts that show nearby slides, auto-height or auto-fill layouts, and automatic resizing and alignment as the stage changes. More than 30 ready-to-use sample sliders can be imported with one click.

Slider controls include touch-swipe navigation, autoplay timing, transition effects, customizable arrows, bullets, thumbnails, tabs, and timer controls. Add sliders to WordPress pages with a widget or shortcode. Import and export utilities, custom user roles and capabilities, caching, multisite compatibility, translation readiness, and a developer API support wider WordPress processes.

Set up a slider

Install Master Slider in WordPress, then activate Pro using the supplied product setup. Open the slider editor, select a layout or import a sample, add slides and layers, and adjust transitions, navigation, styling, and responsive behavior. Save the slider and place it on a page with a widget or shortcode.