Five arrangements: grid, masonry, justified rows, slideshow and carousel
A real lightbox: thumbnails, a counter, zoom, swipe, keyboard and a visible close
No cap on pictures, and no watermark or badge on any plan, ever
Runs on Studio, the classic editor and Harmony
A gallery that loads light and opens properly.
Five arrangements — an even grid, masonry at natural heights, justified rows flush to both edges, a slideshow and a scrolling carousel — and every one is on the free plan, with every design control: colours that follow your page so it reads on a dark site, any shape of tile, captions under the picture, on it or on hover, and a focal point so a crop keeps the part that matters.
The lightbox is free too, and it is a proper one: a thumbnail strip, a counter, arrows, the keyboard, swipe on a phone, zoom and drag, a readable link to each picture, and a close button you can actually see.
And it is built to be light. Every tile asks for a picture its own size rather than downloading the photograph, anything below the fold waits until it is needed, and one placement makes one request — searching, filtering and opening a picture make none.
No cap on pictures on any plan. No watermark and no badge on any plan, ever. Runs on Studio, the classic editor and Harmony.
Pro adds a gallery per page, albums drawn as covers, a share button and your own wording. Business adds CSV import, which pictures get opened, dated pictures and a contact sheet.