Build sliders from WordPress media library images

Image Slider Pro lets you select images from the WordPress media library, add them in batches, and arrange them with drag and drop. Set up the presentation in the plugin panel without writing code, then reuse the images already in your library. Responsive scaling adapts the slider to mobile devices, tablets, and desktop computers. Visitors can move between slides with a finger or mouse.

Use a slider to present a portfolio, product images, featured content, photography, or another visual collection. The panel delivers layout and navigation choices; the right fit depends on the page space and how users should view the images.

Choose a navigation layout

Select one of four arrangements: thumbnails below the slider, thumbnails on the left, thumbnails on the right, or bullet navigation without thumbnails. The panel can display or hide the slider navigator, arrow navigator, thumbnail navigator, and other interface decorations. More than 10 arrow styles and adjustable colors and layout options let you configure the controls.

Set slide and title effects

The extension includes more than 360 slideshow effects and transitions, plus more than 390 title effects and transitions. Title styles include fade, move, clip, wave, jump, rotate, and zoom; you can combine multiple title transitions. Easing settings adjust how a slide moves to the next image. Autoplay, delay, pause, and stop controls let you set the slider's playback behavior.

Adjust image display and actions

Automatic cropping adjusts images for the slider presentation. You can open images in a lightbox or link each image to another page or URL. Multiple slideshows are supported, and custom CSS and JavaScript fields are available for further adjustments. Social sharing buttons can include Facebook, Twitter, Google+, LinkedIn, StumbleUpon, Pinterest, and email.

Place the slider on your site

Install Image Slider Pro, open its settings panel, and create a slider using images from the media library. Arrange the images, pick a layout and navigation style, then configure effects and playback. Use the shortcode generator to add the finished slider to a post, page, or widget.