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#1 WordPress Gallery Plugin
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Free Forever
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Every layout, the media library source and the lightbox — on one site, for as long as you like.
- Media Library galleries
- All eighteen layouts
- Lightbox with keyboard navigation
- Gutenberg block & shortcode
- Elementor lightbox support
- Slider Carousel Module
- File Search Module
- Albums & gallery groups
- Captions & titles
- Lazy loading & responsive images
- REST API & developer hooks
- Instagram & Facebook feeds
- YouTube, X & TikTok feeds
- Dribbble, Google Drive & Dropbox sources
- Mix social posts with your own images
- Different columns per device
- Sorting & filters
- Click analytics
- Access control for private galleries
- Watermarks & download buttons
- WooCommerce Integration
- Contact Form 7 Integration
- Embed Document
- Priority support
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Lifetime
$99.99/Lifetime
Pay once for every premium feature and social source, plus updates for life.
- Media Library galleries
- All eighteen layouts
- Lightbox with keyboard navigation
- Gutenberg block & shortcode
- Elementor lightbox support
- Slider Carousel Module
- File Search Module
- Albums & gallery groups
- Captions & titles
- Lazy loading & responsive images
- REST API & developer hooks
- Instagram & Facebook feeds
- YouTube, X & TikTok feeds
- Dribbble, Google Drive & Dropbox sources
- Mix social posts with your own images
- Different columns per device
- Sorting & filters
- Click analytics
- Access control for private galleries
- Watermarks & download buttons
- WooCommerce Integration
- Contact Form 7 Integration
- Embed Document
- Priority support
Annual
$39.99/Year
Every premium feature billed yearly, with support and updates while it is active.
- Media Library galleries
- All eighteen layouts
- Lightbox with keyboard navigation
- Gutenberg block & shortcode
- Elementor lightbox support
- Slider Carousel Module
- File Search Module
- Albums & gallery groups
- Captions & titles
- Lazy loading & responsive images
- REST API & developer hooks
- Instagram & Facebook feeds
- YouTube, X & TikTok feeds
- Dribbble, Google Drive & Dropbox sources
- Mix social posts with your own images
- Different columns per device
- Sorting & filters
- Click analytics
- Access control for private galleries
- Watermarks & download buttons
- WooCommerce Integration
- Contact Form 7 Integration
- Embed Document
- Priority support
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Fits Your Stack, Not the Other Way Around
WP Media Player plugs into the builders, courses, forms, and storage you're already paying for. Install it, point it at your files, and keep the workflow you have.
- Build a gallery from images already in your WordPress Media Library. Pick them in the standard uploader, with no re-upload and no external account.
- Grid, masonry, justified, carousel, polaroid, film strip, full slide and the rest. Every view style the builder offers is in the free plan.
- Click any image to open it full-screen. Arrow keys step through the gallery, Escape closes it, and the lightbox works on touch too.
- Connect a business or creator account and pull your posts into a gallery. Long-lived tokens refresh on a schedule, so the feed keeps working.Popular
- Show the photos from a Facebook Page in any layout, refreshed on a schedule and cached so visitors never wait on Facebook.
- Turn YouTube video thumbnails, X posts and TikTok clips into gallery tiles that open the original in the lightbox.New
- Publish your Dribbble shots, or a shared Google Drive or Dropbox folder, as a gallery that updates when the folder does.
- One gallery can combine the Media Library with any connected account, in whatever order you drag the images into.
- Group galleries into named albums so a client project or a season of shoots lives under one cover image.
- Place any gallery with the [social_gallery] shortcode, or the button the plugin adds to the classic editor toolbar.
- A native block for the block editor: pick a gallery, preview it in place and switch its layout without leaving the post.
- An Elementor widget drops a gallery into any template, and the plugin's own lightbox replaces Elementor's on those images.
- Present a gallery as a swipeable slider with arrows, dots and autoplay instead of a static grid.
- A search field above the gallery filters images by caption, title or file name as visitors type.
- Show each image's title and caption in the grid, in the lightbox, or both, pulled from the media fields you already fill in.
- Images load as they scroll into view, at the size each screen needs, so a large gallery does not slow the page.
- Set a separate column count for desktop, tablet and phone instead of letting one number decide every screen.Updated
- Order a gallery by date, title or a custom order, and add filter buttons so visitors can narrow it by source or tag.
- See which images people open and how often, per gallery, from the WordPress admin. No third-party analytics account needed.Hot
- Hide a gallery behind a password or show it only to logged-in users or chosen roles, for client proofs and members' areas.
- Stamp your logo or text over displayed images and, when you want to allow it, offer a download button on each one.
- Attach a gallery to a product page and link images to products, so a lookbook or customer photo wall sells directly.
- Put a Contact Form 7 form in the lightbox or under a gallery so an enquiry about an image can start right there.
- Show PDFs and other documents from a connected Google Drive or Dropbox folder inside the gallery, not just images.
- Full CRUD at social-gallery/v1 plus action and filter hooks throughout, for headless builds and custom integrations.
- Premium tickets go to the front of the queue and are answered by the developers who build the plugin.
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HotWe 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
See What People Say About Us
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.
One gallery, two sources
Our Instagram posts and the product shots in the Media Library finally sit in the same grid. No more exporting from Instagram and re-uploading every week.
Boutique ownerInstagram + Media LibraryReplaced three plugins
A feed plugin, a gallery plugin and a lightbox plugin came out in one afternoon. Fewer settings screens, and no more CSS fighting itself.
Freelance WordPress developerClient sitesThe layouts are the reason
Masonry for the portfolio, Film Strip on the homepage, Bento Grid for case studies. The same images on three very different pages, without another plugin.
Brand designerEighteen view stylesSet up in ten minutes
Connected the account, picked Masonry, pasted the shortcode. The gallery was live before the coffee went cold.
Travel bloggerInstagram feedThe lightbox keeps the caption
Visitors open a photo and still see the caption and the link back to the post. That was the one thing every other lightbox dropped.
Wedding photographerLightboxFinally know what gets opened
The click stats showed which room photos people actually enlarge, so those moved to the top of every listing page.
Holiday-let ownerGallery analyticsLooks right on phones
Four columns on desktop, two on tablets, one on phones, set once per gallery. Nobody has written a media query for a gallery since.
Agency front-end leadResponsive columnsEditors can't break it
Editors add images through the normal Media Library and the album updates itself. Nobody has asked to have the gallery fixed in months.
Agency project managerAlbums + Media LibraryWorks in both editors
The Gutenberg block on the blog and the Elementor widget on the landing pages point at the same gallery, so there is one place to update.
Marketing managerGutenberg + ElementorPrivate galleries for clients
Each proofing gallery sits behind its own password. Clients download what they want and the rest stays hidden from everyone else.
Portrait photographerAccess gates + downloadsFeeds that stay connected
The token renews on its own. The previous feed went blank every couple of months and nobody noticed until a customer did.
E-commerce store managerInstagram + FacebookBuilt for developers too
Hooks through the render path and a REST endpoint for every gallery. The same galleries feed a headless front end without a second plugin.
Full-stack developerREST API + hooks
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.
