Everything you saw in the demos is managed from a WordPress admin that was designed to be understood at first sight — no manual required.
Create as many galleries as you need and manage them from a single screen — each with its own type, items and settings. Duplicate a gallery to reuse its setup, and switch a gallery’s type at any moment without rebuilding it.
Options are grouped into logical sections and each one carries a plain-language description right next to it. The items manager behaves like the file explorer you already know: select, drag, reorder, edit titles and descriptions in place.
Gutenberg block, shortcode, or template code — whatever fits your workflow.
Add the “Unite Gallery” block in the editor and pick a gallery from the dropdown. The preview shows up right in the editor.
Works in the classic editor, widgets and every page builder.
[unitegallery mygallery]
Sidebars, footers, custom templates — wherever WordPress renders content, the gallery follows.
Yes — the plugin is free and open source (GPL v3), hosted on WordPress.org. No account, no trial, no locked features in what you see here.
No. Galleries load thumbnails first and fetch large images only when needed, and scripts load only on pages that contain a gallery.
Unite Gallery renders inside your content area and sizes itself to the container — it works with any properly built WordPress theme.
Use the shortcode inside Elementor, Divi, WPBakery or any other builder’s text/shortcode element.
Any gallery can switch between all 9 types at any time — your images, titles and descriptions stay untouched.
The support forum on WordPress.org is monitored, and every admin option has inline documentation.
Unite Gallery is free and open source. Install it from WordPress.org and publish your first gallery in minutes.