WordPress plugin

A lightweight WordPress gallery for images already on your CDN

Use images from Bunny CDN, Cloudflare R2, S3 or any direct image URL. No importing into the WordPress Media Library. Add your images, captions and alt text, then publish.

Buy for US$19 lifetime
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Direct CDN image URLs

Use images from any CDN or direct image URL without importing them into WordPress.

Responsive gallery layout

A wide lead image with a clean responsive grid for desktop, tablet and mobile.

Built-in lightbox

Open images full-screen with captions, previous/next controls and keyboard navigation.

Gutenberg and Elementor

Add galleries directly from the WordPress editor or Elementor widget.

Lifetime licence

$ 19 One payment. One site. No subscription.
  • Plugin download
  • Lifetime use
  • Future updates
  • CDN and Media Library images
  • Gutenberg and Elementor support
  • Responsive gallery and lightbox
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Questions
Can I use images from any CDN?
Yes. If the image has a direct public URL, you can add it directly to the gallery.
Do I need to import images into WordPress?
No. CDN images can stay where they are and load directly into the gallery.
Can I also use WordPress Media Library images?
Yes. You can use Media Library images, CDN images, or both.
Does the gallery work on mobile?
Yes. The gallery automatically adapts for desktop, tablet and mobile screens.
Is this a subscription?
No. The US$19 licence is a one-time payment for one website.

How to use IOANET CDN Gallery guide

Step one

Add the gallery

    • In the WordPress block editor, click + and search for IOANET CDN Gallery.
    • In Elementor, search for IOANET CDN Gallery in the widget panel, then drag it onto the page.
    • Add the gallery anywhere you want it to appear in the post or page.

Add your images

  • Show the gallery block with Media Library and CDN URL options
  • Caption: “Choose WordPress images or paste direct image URLs from your CDN.”

Adjust the layout

  • Show columns, featured first image, captions, heights, etc.
  • Caption: “Choose the layout and display settings you want.”

Publish

  • Show the finished front-end gallery/lightbox
  • Caption: “Publish your page. The gallery is responsive and includes full-screen viewing.”