Logo Showcase for Elementor WordPress Plugin

Showing the brands you work with is a common way to build trust on a homepage, an about page or a partners page. Doing it by hand usually means fiddling with image sizes and custom code. This plugin handles it inside Elementor, so you add a widget, drop in your logos and style the result without writing any code.

You can choose between carousel, slider and grid layouts, set colors to fit your design, and pick from over 200 animation effects. Each logo has its own link and target settings, so visitors can go straight to a partner or service page. The display is responsive and retina ready, and translation files are included for multilingual sites.

Features

• Elementor widget: The plugin adds a dedicated widget to Elementor, so you build a logo showcase in the same editor you already use for the rest of the page, with no coding.
• Carousel and slider layouts: Present logos in a responsive carousel or slider that adapts to different screen sizes, which suits rows of partners that would not fit on one line.
• Grid layouts: Arrange logos in a grid when you want every client or sponsor visible at once, with the layout adjusted to your page design.
• Individual logo controls: Each logo gets its own URL, link target and custom action, giving you control over where visitors go when they click a particular brand.
• Over 200 animation effects: Pick from a library of more than 200 animation effects to add movement to your logos and draw attention to the section.
• Customizable colors: Adjust the showcase colors so the logo section matches your site's existing color scheme and brand style.
• Responsive and retina ready: Logos are built to look sharp on desktops, tablets and phones, including high-density retina screens.
• Translation files included: The plugin ships with .po and .mo files, so you can translate its text for multilingual websites.

Best for

• Agencies and freelancers building Elementor client sites
• Business sites that want to display clients and partners
• Multilingual sites needing a translatable logo section