GutenSpot - Image Gallery Hotspots for Gutenberg

Static images often leave visitors guessing what they are looking at. This plugin lets you place hotspots on specific areas of a picture and attach short notes, tooltips or linked content to each one. It is built for the Gutenberg block editor, so you set everything up in the same place where you write your posts and pages, with no coding needed.

Hotspots can pull live content from your own site, including WooCommerce products and blog posts, as well as Amazon listings, so the details shown stay current without manual edits. Color controls for pointers and tooltips help the hotspots match your branding. It suits product showcases, travel blogs, visual guides, charts and educational content.

Features

• Built for the block editor: Add interactive hotspots as a block in Gutenberg, the default WordPress editor, and edit them alongside the rest of your post or page content.
• Click or hover effects: Highlight parts of an image with pointers that respond to a click or a hover, revealing tooltips and information right where the viewer is looking.
• Live dynamic content: Pull current data from WooCommerce products, Amazon listings and blog posts into your hotspots, so the information stays relevant without manual updates.
• Customizable colors: Use color pickers to change the look of pointers, tooltips and text so the hotspots fit your site's design and branding.
• Image maps and visual guides: Build detailed interactive image maps or visual product guides that explain each area of a picture with notes and linked content.
• Responsive and Retina ready: Hotspot galleries are designed to display properly across devices and screen resolutions, including high-density displays.
• No coding required: The block-based setup is simple enough for bloggers and marketers, and developers can use it for client projects too.
• Flexible use cases: Use it for eCommerce product displays, Amazon affiliate content, blog storytelling, charts, graphs and educational material.

Best for

• WooCommerce store owners presenting products on images
• Bloggers and travel writers adding notes to photos
• Educators and agencies building interactive visual guides