Juicebox is an elegant, easy-to-use image gallery with full major browser and mobile device support. Its interface and strong list of features makes it one of the most flexible and elegant options for building beautiful galleries. The team at Juicebox has created a WordPress plugin that will expand its use to many more websites.
With the WP Juicebox plugin you can easily create a gallery via the WordPress Media Library or from Flickr. Galleries can be inserted into content using a shortcode. The shortcode is generated when you click on the ‘Add Juicebox Gallery’ or the Juicebox icon button and enter your desired options for the gallery. When you create a gallery using Flickr images, your published gallery post in WordPress will be automatically updated when you add or remove image within Flickr.
Juicebox is packed full of features:
- Universal Playback – displays on Windows, Mac, Linux, iPhone, iPad and Android
- Intuitive Navigation – intuitive image navigation via mouse, touch and keyboard
- Light and Fast – lightweight and fast to load, giving your users a great viewing experience. Smart image pre-loading means images display faster
- Responsive Layout – resizable interface, which adapts to the browser size. Gallery UI adapts to fit any size screen.
- Auto Generated Thumbnails – no need to create thumbnails for your image galleries. Juicebox handles this for you.
If you want even more features, there’s a pro version available that supports 70+ advanced customization options, no branding, unlimited images, audio, watermarks and more.
WP Juicebox is not a plugin that you’ll find in the WordPress repository. It’s available for free from the team at Juicebox. If you’re looking for an easy-to-use responsive gallery that looks great out of the box, this may be just the ticket for you. Give it a play and let us know what you think.
Missing permalinks for each single image
Can you add more than one gallery on a page? Juicebox looks great, but I need a gallery plug-in that allows more than one gallery per page.
Thanks!
I don’t think that’s possible with the Free version of the plugin.
@Michelle – you can embed multiple Juicebox galleries on one page. Example here: http://juicebox.net/demos/support/multiple_one_page/
@Frederic – You can turn on permalinks via the ‘enableDirectLinks ‘ Pro option. Example here: http://juicebox.net/demos/pro/full/#3
Sarah, it would be good if, when reviewing plugins, you also contacted the sellers and suggested that providing a discount to your readers would help them to make the most of the exposure.
Juicebox are currently providing a 30% discount elsewhere, your reviews would become even better if we readers knew that we could count on you to get such offers extended to WPMU readers too; I am probably not the only one who decided, regretfully, not to buy because a hundred bucks, for the unlimited sites license, is just too much but $69 would be okay.
@Felix I was thinking about that http://nextgen-gallery.com/image-browser/