Use Slider Factory Pro to create responsive image sliders, carousels, video slideshows, logo tickers, and WooCommerce product showcases. Choose pictures from the WordPress Media Library, arrange slides in the visual builder, add titles or links, and preview changes before publishing with a shortcode.

Choose from 21 slider layouts

The extension has 21 layouts in total, including 12 free layouts and nine additional premium layouts for image and video sliders. Formats include carousels, accordion and 3D coverflow sliders, photo view, snap page, before-after comparisons, looping logo tickers, and WooCommerce product sliders with product cards and responsive columns.

Use a gallery or hero layout for images, a continuous loop for client and partner logos, or a product carousel to display WooCommerce entries. Layouts adapt to desktop, tablet, and mobile screens, with touch-swipe navigation on phones and tablets.

Combine video slides and transition effects

Pro video sliders embed YouTube and Vimeo videos, and can mix video slides with images in the same carousel. Configure autoplay and smart pause; video playback pauses when visitors navigate to another slide.

Choose from effects such as 3D flips, CSS3 cube animations, fades, and zooms. Add slide links or action buttons to direct visitors to another page or an external URL.

Customize navigation, sizing, and styles

Set arrow styles, bullet indicators, and progress bars for each slider. Pro also includes a clickable thumbnail bar synchronized with the main slider. Adaptive height and auto-scaling adjust the display to the active slide's dimensions, and the custom CSS editor lets you refine styling in the slider options.

Build a slider and add it to a page

In WordPress, go to Slider Factory > Add New Slider. Select or upload images, choose a layout, reorder the slides, and set autoplay and transition settings. Save the slider, then copy its generated shortcode.

Place the shortcode in a Gutenberg Shortcode block, an Elementor Shortcode widget, or a compatible page builder such as Divi, WPBakery, or Beaver Builder. You can embed multiple sliders on one page, each with its own settings and navigation.