Even grids
Equal cells in predictable rows. The safest choice when your images are already cropped to a consistent shape.
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Live demo · real feeds · nothing here is a screenshot
Every layout, running live
These galleries are the actual plugin pulling actual feeds, on the same fifteen-minute cache your site would use. Switch the layout, open the lightbox, drag your window narrow.
Flowing columns
Columns fill independently, so tall and wide images sit together without anything being cropped to fit.
Mixed sizes
Some images get more room than others. Good for a feed where a few posts deserve more attention than the rest.
Geometric layouts
Arrangements that break the rectangle. Best on a landing page where the gallery is meant to be the moment.
Story formats
One image at a time, or one leading a group. These read top to bottom rather than left to right.
Interaction-led
The layout is quiet until someone points at it, then the captions and detail come forward.
Every source, same layout
The same grid built three ways. Nothing changes but where the images came from.
Inside the lightbox
Open any image and see what travels with it, from a plain caption to full camera data.
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Wildflower meadow under a blue sky
Hover and overlay
What happens between the grid and the click, adjustable per gallery without touching CSS.
One gallery, four widths
Columns, spacing and row height set separately for each screen. Drag the frame to see it move.
Galleries with a door
Some galleries aren't for everyone. Try the password one — the password is “demo”.
Video and audio
Galleries aren't only photographs. Playback controls follow the same settings as everything else.
0:421:150:582:030:311:47We built WP Social Media Gallery because every site we worked on ran three plugins to show one set of photos: a feed plugin for Instagram, a gallery plugin for the media library and a lightbox to make either one clickable. One builder, one shortcode and eighteen layouts is the version of that job we always wanted to ship.
Jakirul IslamCEO & Founder
Pricing That Doesn't Punish You for Growing
Every plan includes every feature. The only thing that changes is how many sites you can run it on.
- 14-day money-back guarantee
- Updates included
- Cancel anytime
Free Forever
$00
Every layout, the media library source and the lightbox — on one site, for as long as you like.
- Gutenberg Integration
- WooCommerce Integration
- Slider Carousel Module
- Contact Form 7 Integration
- Embed Document
- File Search - Module
- Elementor lightbox support
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Lifetime
$99.99/Lifetime
Pay once for every premium feature and social source, plus updates for life.
- Gutenberg Integration
- WooCommerce Integration
- Slider Carousel Module
- Contact Form 7 Integration
- Embed Document
- File Search - Module
- Elementor lightbox support
Annual
$39.99/Year
Every premium feature billed yearly, with support and updates while it is active.
- Gutenberg Integration
- WooCommerce Integration
- Slider Carousel Module
- Contact Form 7 Integration
- Embed Document
- File Search - Module
- Elementor lightbox support
Frequently asked Questions
Most sites run a feed plugin for Instagram, a gallery plugin for the media library, and a lightbox plugin to make either one clickable. Three subscriptions, three settings screens, three sets of CSS fighting each other.
No. The plugin refreshes long-lived access tokens on a schedule and tells you in the admin if a connection needs re-authorising, so a gallery keeps serving its last successful fetch in the meantime.
No. Feeds are fetched on a schedule and cached, never on the visitor's request. Galleries render as plain responsive markup and images load at the size each device needs.
Yes. A gallery can combine the WordPress Media Library with any connected source, and you order the images however you like.
No. You connect a business or creator account through the normal login flow — the plugin handles the app registration for you.
Yes. Use the Gutenberg block, the Elementor widget, the classic editor button, or the [social_gallery] shortcode in any theme.
Your media, your site, your data.
Install from WordPress.org and have a gallery running in under two minutes. Upgrade when it starts paying for itself.
