by
Dennis Buchwald
5 (2 reviews)
Logo Slider – Infinite Carousel & Marquee Block
Infinity logo carousel and text marquee for client, partner or sponsor logos.
Logo Slider ranks #10,510 among WordPress.org plugins with 300+ active installations, a 5/5 rating from 2 reviews, and was last updated Oct 14, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Tested up to WP 7.0.8 (Current: 7.1.4)
v2.5.0
Current Version v2.5.0
Updated 3 weeks ago
Last Update on 14 Oct, 2026
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- Version
- 2.5.0
- Last Updated
- Oct 14, 2026
- Requires WP
- 6.6+
- Tested Up To
- 7.0.8
- PHP Version
- 7.2 or higher
- Author
- Dennis Buchwald
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TL;DR
AI summary of the plugin's readmeThis plugin is for website owners who want to display client, partner, or sponsor logos on their WordPress site. It solves the problem of showcasing multiple logos attractively by providing an infinitely scrolling, customizable carousel block.
- Infinite scrolling carousel
- Multi-row layout with alternating direction
- Capsule style logo containers
- Hover-pause animation
- Customizable scrolling speed
- Flexible logo spacing options
- Optional individual logo links
- Logo color mode (black, white, custom)
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Logo Slider – Infinite Carousel & Marquee Block
There's no hard limit. We recommend 5-20 logos for optimal performance and user experience. The carousel automatically adjusts for smooth infinite scrolling regardless of the number.
Yes! You can choose between three predefined speeds: Slow (40s), Medium (25s), or Fast (15s) for a complete loop.
Absolutely! The carousel is fully responsive and works perfectly on all devices and screen sizes.
Yes, each logo can be linked individually: open the "Logos" panel in the block sidebar, type a URL or search for one of your pages. Choose "Open in new tab" per logo, or set the target for all logos under "Link Settings". Only web, e-mail and phone links are allowed; anything else is removed on the page.
Under "Edge Fade" choose "Transparent" - the logos themselves fade out, so it works on any background, images and gradients included. "Color overlay" paints the edges in one color of your choice (capsules with a glow always use the color overlay, so the glow is not cut off). The carousel looks broken with WP Rocket, Hummingbird or another optimization plugin. Since 2.4.0 the layout-critical CSS travels with the block itself, so a delayed stylesheet can no longer stack the logos on top of each other. If you also delay JavaScript until user interaction, the carousel starts moving at the first interaction; to start it right away, exclude infinite-logo-carousel-block/build/frontend.js from "Delay JavaScript".
Yes. The loop is seamless on RTL pages since 2.4.0, and text in the Text Marquee keeps its right-to-left direction.
Since version 2.3.0 the plugin fills missing alt texts in while the page is rendered: it reads the alt text from the attachment in the media library. Maintain the alt text there and reload the page - no need to open or re-save the block. An alt text you typed into the block itself always wins, it is never overwritten. If an image has no alt text anywhere, it is rendered without an alt attribute (an empty alt would tell screen readers the logo is decorative) and falls back to the attachment title. The "Logos" panel in the block sidebar shows how many logos still have no alt text.
Yes. The seamless loop repeats every logo several times; only the first set carries alt text, all copies are hidden from assistive technology and their links are out of the tab order. A client name is therefore announced exactly once. You can give the whole carousel a name under "Accessibility & Loading" -> "Screen reader label", for example "Our clients". The carousel pauses while a logo link has keyboard focus, new carousels come with a pause button, and visitors who ask their system to reduce motion get a static grid of all logos instead of a moving row.
Lazily, which is what you want for a carousel below the fold. The animation is only measured once the carousel comes close to the viewport, and the images it needs are loaded at that moment. If your carousel sits at the very top of the page, switch on "Load images immediately" under "Accessibility & Loading". The plugin also adds a srcset, so a small logo does not download a large file.
Instead of a scrolling row it shows one logo at a time in a single slot. The logos hand over on a timer, so a single strong reference logo carries the whole spot. You set the time per logo, the transition (fade, slide up, hard cut), the order and the alignment in the "Spotlight" panel. It works well next to a headline and needs only a handful of logos to look complete.