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GutSlider
Slider & carousel blocks for the WordPress block editor
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Slider & carousel blocks for the WordPress block editor
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GutSlider adds sliders and carousels to WordPress as real blocks: hero, post, testimonial, logo, before/after, video and WooCommerce product sliders, with 70+ ready-made designs. Build on the page, no separate editor, no jQuery. Free on WordPress.org.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Zakaria, the maker of GutSlider.
I build WordPress sites with the block editor, and adding a slider always meant one of two bad options: a heavy slider plugin with its own separate editor, or hand-rolled code. So I built GutSlider: every slider and carousel is just a block. You add it on the page, pick a ready-made design, and swap in your content. Your theme's fonts and colours carry through.
What's in the free version (WordPress.org): hero slider, the new Backdrop Slider (one fixed background, slides move over it), flexible slider (slide any blocks), blog post slider, testimonials, photo and logo carousels, before/after, video carousel and an endless marquee. That's 10 blocks, each with a design picker.
GutSlider Pro adds 15 more blocks (WooCommerce product and category carousels, 3D coverflow, shader transitions, card stacks…) and 70+ designs.
It's built to stay light: no jQuery, and scripts only load on pages that actually use a slider. It's used on 6,000+ sites and rated 4.9★ on WordPress.org.
🎁 Our Early Black Friday sale is live: GutSlider Pro is up to 40% off, lifetime licences from $69, until 1 December: https://gutslider.com/black-friday/
I'd love your feedback: which slider do you always end up needing on client sites? And if you've fought with slider plugins before, what annoyed you most? I'll be here all day answering questions.