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One plugin.
Every kind of image work

Portfolios, product pages, case studies, client sites. Pick the way you work and see exactly what FotoGrids does for it — the layouts, the templates, and the workflow that gets it live.

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Choose your workflow

Find the way
you actually work

Each page is written for one job — the daily friction, the layouts that fit it, and how the work gets published. The plugin underneath is the same one.

FotoGrids for Photographers
A wedding lands Friday, the proofs are live by Sunday morning — watermarked, password-protected, and ready for the client to pick favourites without a spreadsheet.
Photography gallery workflow
FotoGrids for Business Owners
Case studies, team pages, and event coverage that all carry the same brand. Set the typography, colours, and spacing once — every gallery on the site inherits it.
Branded galleries for business
FotoGrids for Bloggers
Posts people scroll all the way through. Drop a folder, get a gallery that fits the post, and keep the page light enough that the reader never waits for it.
Image galleries for blog posts
FotoGrids for Online Shops
Product galleries that stay fast on a phone, with zoom, lookbooks, and filtering where shoppers expect them — handed off to the checkout, taxes, and payments you already run.
E-commerce product galleries
FotoGrids for Developers &
Website Builders
Build the whole gallery layer without writing a line of code, then decide exactly what the client can change. Hooks, a REST API, and custom CSS are there when you want them.
Gallery tools for web builders
FotoGrids for Agencies
One plugin across the whole client portfolio. One update cycle to test instead of six, one licence to track, and a setup every project already starts from.
Galleries at agency scale
See every feature
Free is already a full kit

Free covers a real setup.
Pro layers on the rest

Layouts, templates, branding, the Lightbox, albums, watermarking, and the page-builder integrations are all in the free plugin, whatever you build.

Brand, Design & Layout
  • 8 pixel-perfect layouts
  • Fully responsive
  • Grid, Masonry, Justified, Slider, Image Viewer, Single Item, Featured Item, Instant Photos
  • 30+ premium templates
  • Automatic theme inheritance
  • Custom colours, fonts & spacing
  • Advanced hover effects
  • 4 additional layouts:
    Mixed Tiles, Carousel, Video Playlist & Product Gallery Pro
Engagement & Storytelling
  • Captioned tiles & lightbox
  • CTA overlays per image
  • Hover-to-reveal info bar
  • Sorting & filtering, no code
  • Tags, categories & collections
  • Case-study & project templates Pro
  • Comments, ratings & reviews Pro
  • Per-image engagement scores Pro
  • Lead-source attribution per gallery Pro
  • Tracked CTAs into GA4 / CRM Pro
Speed, SEO & Workflow
  • Lazy-loading & built-in caching
  • Responsive images, every device
  • Captions, alt-text & basic SEO fields
  • Watermarking & right-click protection
  • Page builder integrations
  • Visual drag-n-drop builder
  • Autosave & live preview
  • Migration assistant
  • Image SEO & structured data Pro
  • AI-powered alt text & meta Pro
  • Auto image optimization Pro
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Frequently Asked Questions

Most people do. A photographer who also sells prints, or an agency that builds shops — it is one install either way. The pages differ in the workflow they describe, not in what you get. Read the one closest to your day-to-day and the rest still applies.

Yes. One plugin, one settings panel, one update. There are no separate editions per audience — the layouts, templates, and workflows described on each page are all part of the same install.

No. Eight layouts, albums, the Lightbox, branding inheritance, watermarking, lazy loading, and the page-builder integrations are all in the free plugin. Pro adds premium templates, advanced protection and proofing, image SEO, analytics, and the commerce layer.

Elementor, Divi, and Bricks each have a native widget, plus there is a Gutenberg block and a shortcode. Every one exposes the same control surface, so a gallery built in one place looks identical wherever it is placed.

The migration assistant imports from NextGEN, Envira, FooGallery, Modula, and any plugin that exposes a media relationship. Images stay in the WordPress media library — nothing is moved or re-uploaded.

Very likely. Real-estate listings, restaurant menus, school and event coverage, museum archives, and portfolio directories all run on the same layouts. Start with the page closest to your work, or tell us what you are building and we will point you at the right template.

Whatever you build
the gallery layer is the same

Install the free plugin, pick a template, and have a real gallery on the page this afternoon. Upgrade later only if you need the parts you actually use.

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