

Create responsive sliders directly inside the WordPress block editor.
SlideVerse is a slider and carousel plugin made for the WordPress block editor (Gutenberg). It adds a set of slider blocks to the editor. You insert a block, add your slides, and adjust the settings in the block sidebar. You do not need shortcodes, a page builder, or code.
Use SlideVerse to build a hero slider, an image slider, a post carousel, a logo carousel, a testimonial slider, a video slider, a content slider made from any blocks, or a before/after image comparison.
SlideVerse is designed for site owners, bloggers, agencies, and developers who build pages with the block editor and want sliders that are edited in the same place as the rest of the page.
Visit the SlideVerse website for documentation.
SlideVerse adds nine slider blocks and two helper blocks.
Most slider blocks share the same settings in the block sidebar:
Slides per view, spacing, and speed can be set separately for desktop, tablet, and mobile.
Slider scripts and styles load only on pages that contain a SlideVerse block. All files are served from your own site. Nothing is loaded from a CDN.
The SlideVerse screen in the WordPress admin shows which slider blocks your site uses and lets you switch individual blocks off. A block that is switched off leaves the block inserter, and existing sliders keep working.
Everything described above is free. SlideVerse Pro is a separate add-on that adds:
Pro options are shown in the block settings and marked “Pro”. If SlideVerse Pro is removed, your sliders keep working and use the free options instead.
Need more control and advanced slider features? Explore SlideVerse Pro.
SlideVerse connects to external services only in the cases below.
YouTube and Vimeo (Video Slider only)
If you add a YouTube or Vimeo video to the Video Slider block, the video player is embedded from that service on the front end. These services may set cookies and collect data according to their own policies when the player loads or is played. This applies only when you choose to embed YouTube or Vimeo videos.
Freemius (SlideVerse Pro licensing and opt-in usage data)
SlideVerse uses the Freemius SDK to manage SlideVerse Pro licenses and, only if you agree, to collect usage data. Nothing is sent until you opt in when SlideVerse asks (you can skip), or activate a SlideVerse Pro license. When you opt in, Freemius receives your site’s URL, title and language, your WordPress and PHP versions, the SlideVerse version and whether it is active, and your WordPress user name and email address; sharing your list of plugins and themes is optional. Activating a Pro license also sends the license key. You can opt out at any time.
SlideVerse uses the open-source Swiper library (MIT license). The Before After block uses react-compare-slider (MIT license).