FooGallery Migrate vs Super Zoom Gallery

Are you tired of other gallery plugins? Are you looking for a different gallery plugin to try out? Are you looking for the best gallery plugin with the most free features? Now you can easily and effortlessly migrate to the best WordPress gallery plugin : FooGallery! Migrate to FooGallery from other gallery plugins, including: Envira Gallery Modula Gallery NextGen Gallery Photo Gallery by 10Web Robo Gallery Album and Image Gallery Plus Lightbox (plugin was closed Apr 2026 due to being compromised) WP Photo Album Plus Built-in WordPress Gallery blocks and [gallery] shortcodes Features: Migrate images and galleries Migrate albums Migrate blocks / shortcodes in post & page content Choose whether built-in WordPress galleries create reusable FooGallery records or become dynamic FooGalleries stored directly in content Test It First Spin up a demo site with FooGallery Migrate and all supported galleries, so you can see how it works: Try Migrate Demo Migrate Away From Envira The lite version of Envira includes basic gallery features, like unlimited gallery creation with drag n drop reordering. There are a few settings to tweak within Envira, but to get the most out of it, you will need to upgrade to a paid version. OR, change to FooGallery! The free version of FooGallery has tons more features, including being able to choose different gallery layouts, like masonry, image viewer, portfolio. Migrate Away From Modula Modula has 4 gallery layouts VS the 7 that come free with FooGallery. Modula also has a ton of settings to customize your galleries, but not as many as FooGallery offers. Migrate Away From NextGen NextGen has 3 gallery styles and a batch upload feature. More advanced features are only available with the paid versions of NextGen. FooGallery free has 7 gallery styles and a load of different settings to customize it to look perfect for your website and theme. Migrate Away From “Album and Image Gallery Plus Lightbox” FooGallery Migrate can detect “Album and Image Gallery Plus Lightbox” galleries directly from WordPress database records, so the source plugin does not need to be active or loaded during migration. Migrate Away From “WP Photo Album Plus” FooGallery Migrate detects the exact current-site WP Photo Album Plus database tables even when WP Photo Album Plus is inactive. It creates one FooGallery gallery for each source album containing a supported, public local image and preserves image titles, descriptions/captions, alternative text, valid dates and deterministic source order. WP Photo Album Plus stores images outside the WordPress Media Library. FooGallery Migrate supports its current flat and tree upload layouts and imports canonical local JPG, JPEG, PNG, GIF and WebP display files. WebP files require image inspection support in the site’s PHP runtime; when unavailable they are skipped safely. Missing or malformed files, invalid rows, trashed/deleted items, capability-restricted albums, non-public or unknown statuses, and video, audio, PDF or other unsupported payloads are skipped rather than creating broken attachments. Nested WP Photo Album Plus albums cannot be represented exactly because FooGallery albums contain galleries, not other albums. A source album with child albums is therefore offered as a FooGallery album containing its own non-empty gallery and all non-empty descendant galleries in a flattened list. Empty branches are omitted. Only WP Photo Album Plus shortcodes and blocks containing one explicit positive numeric album value can be replaced automatically. Dynamic or virtual expressions (including names, encrypted IDs, #last, tag/search/query selectors and combined album expressions) are intentionally left unchanged for manual review. Random or unknown WP Photo Album Plus image order is converted to stable source-ID order; supported configured order modes use source IDs as deterministic tie-breakers.

Yet another gallery plugin. I was looking for a simple gallery where you can select a thumbnail, see the complete picture in a acceptable size but also have the oppertunity to see the details of the image. I searched the web for a way to do this and found the AnythingZoomer, a jQuery Plugin by Chris Coyier. I originally used this jquery plugin for this WordPress plugin. In version 0.5 the plugin was completely re-written. The generated HTML is completely different, the JavaScript was re-designed and the CSS was created from scratch. Also inner zoom was introduced. It works well for e-commerce sites like webshops or as a photo gallery. It is easy to adapt if you would want to, but the default behaviour should be very much usable by anybody. There is a settingspage to customize the images used and wheter or not to over- write the default gallery shortcode. If you want to use this gallery, simply use the [superzoomgallery] shortcode in your post or page, or enable the overwriting of the gallery shortcode and use the default wordpress [gallery] shortcode in your post or page. Since this is still an early version, I recommend to test it out first before taking it to a production site. If you have any questions or problems, I would be happy to hear from you and help you if I can!