A practical walkthrough for picking the FotoGrids layout that matches your content, from uniform product grids to mixed-orientation photo sets.
FotoGrids ships eight layouts in the free plugin, each suited to a different kind of content. This overview explains what each does and where to set it.
The default layout: even rows and columns with every item forced to one shape, the most predictable way to present a uniform set of images.
Packs items into columns at their natural proportions, fitting mixed-orientation images together without cropping, like a Pinterest board.
Fills each row to a target height while keeping every image's proportions, producing clean flush edges for large, mixed sets.
A horizontal, swipe-able strip with arrows, bullets, a counter, autoplay, and a thumbnail rail, the most configurable way to show images in sequence.
Shows one image at a time in a distraction-free stage with a single control bar, ideal for focused, sequential viewing.
Displays one image from the Gallery as a full-width showcase, with the sort order deciding which image appears.
Pairs one large hero image with a compact grid and an automatic Show all button, the listing-style composition.
Styles each item as a tilted, white-bordered print for a personal, casual, scrapbook feel.
