The WooCommerce gallery we had been looking for

We had a client whose WooCommerce store needed a very specific product gallery layout, and finding the right solution was much more difficult than I expected.

Previously we used WooGallery. It worked, but for our use case it was quite heavy and included many features we simply didn’t need, while some of the functionality we actually wanted was either missing or available only as part of paid features. This is actually one of the reasons why compatibility and migration from WooGallery eventually became important for this plugin.

Kodlo Product Gallery turned out to be much closer to what we had been looking for. We now actively use it on the client’s store and everything has been working very well. Configuration is fast and understandable because everything is handled directly through Elementor, and you can create different desktop and mobile gallery behavior without maintaining separate solutions.

Variation galleries were also important for us, and having them integrated into the normal WooCommerce workflow makes managing products much easier.

What started simply as me searching for a better gallery solution eventually turned into me contributing to the project. It was basically the kind of plugin I had wanted to find for a long time, so I decided to help with development, testing and improving the real-world use cases we encounter while working with WooCommerce stores.

It’s lightweight, flexible and focused on the features a product gallery actually needs.