Image Gallery

Most galleries look fine in the editor and reflow on the live site, shoving the page down as each picture lands. This one cannot. Every image's box is reserved from that image's own size before the picture arrives, so the gallery's height is settled the moment the page lays out and nothing below it moves. Pick images from your own media. Choose grid, masonry or a row that scrolls sideways, set the columns, and the rest follows: one column on a phone, and one in a narrow sidebar too, because it measures itself, not the window. Each image gets a description you type, which is what a blind visitor hears instead of the picture, and the panel counts the ones still missing it. A picture carrying no information can be marked decorative, so screen readers skip it rather than read a filename. Images below the fold are fetched only as the reader nears them, and a phone is sent a phone-sized render rather than the full file. What it does not do: no lightbox, no autoplay slideshow, no hover-only caption, no parallax. It does not connect to Instagram or Pinterest, and loads nothing from any third party. Twelve languages. Free, with no image limit, no watermark and no upgrade notice.