Filter Gallery Pro for WordPress image collections

Filter Gallery Pro organizes portfolios, product catalogs, photography albums, and other visual collections into responsive galleries. Visitors can browse by category without a page reload, and the presentation adapts to desktop, tablet, and mobile screens. Create multiple galleries and place them in pages, posts, or other supported WordPress areas with the [filter-gallery] or [ufg] shortcode.

Build filter categories

Create a gallery, upload its pictures, add filter names in the Filters section, assign filters to the relevant media, and arrange the display order. Nested filters can have up to five levels. A searchable FontAwesome picker supplies icons for filter tags, and level-by-level controls set category text, background, hover, and active colors. Choose the initially loaded category, then display or conceal the All button and personalize its label and icon.

Choose how images appear

Set one to six columns, use a Justified Grid, or configure responsive columns and masonry presentation. Sort images by random shuffle, title, ID, or manual drag-and-drop order. The customizable lightbox can display full media descriptions and slide index numbers. More than 15 hover animations provide options for transitions and zoom overlays.

Custom redirect links can send users from an image to an internal or external destination. A customizable Read More button can accompany the link.

Load and manage gallery content

For larger collections, enable AJAX asynchronous pagination or AJAX Load More so visitors can request additional content. CSS preloaders can appear while that content loads. Dashboard tools import and export gallery layout configurations; utility tools also support duplicating filters and bulk deleting media.

Install and publish a gallery

Install and activate Filter Gallery Pro in WordPress, open the gallery management area, and create a gallery. Upload images, add filter names, and assign filters to the media. Configure the layout, sorting, category colors, links, hover animations, AJAX loading, and lightbox. Copy the gallery shortcode into the page, post, or widget area where it should appear. Review the display on desktop, tablet, and mobile, then adjust columns, spacing, descriptions, or filter styling as needed.