The Advanced Masonry Lightbox Gallery is a high-performance media experience designed for creators who need complete freedom. Upload unlimited images and videos in any format, then customize each item with its own height, width, aspect ratio, and column placement. Every piece instantly snaps into a fluid masonry layout that intelligently balances the grid—no cropping, distortion, or manual aligning required.
Your media automatically adapts to the best possible position, producing a refined, modern gallery that feels intentional across all screen sizes.
Once an item is selected, a beautifully engineered Lightbox Viewer opens with powerful tools that turn browsing into an immersive, cinematic experience.
Click-to-open Lightbox with soft dimming and smooth transitions
Supports both images and videos with seamless switching
Slider navigation for effortless next/previous browsing
Zoom In / Zoom Out for ultra-detailed inspection
Reset View for instant return to original scaling
Slideshow / Auto-Play mode for hands-free viewing
Full keyboard and on-screen navigation for total accessibility
Fluid motion and responsive behavior on every device
Whether it's a photography showcase, brand catalog, or creative media board, viewers stay fully in control every step of the way.
Auto-arranging masonry layout that adapts to each item’s size
Set custom height, width, and aspect ratio per item
Control the number of columns for each individual element
Works with portrait, landscape, panoramic, square, and vertical video
You can add video url link if you feel your video file is too high.
No awkward gaps — the grid naturally fills space with organic flow
Optimized for mobile, tablet, and large screens
From flexible creative layouts to precise product arrangements, the system adjusts itself to match your design perfectly.
Perfect for:
Photography & Videography Portfolios
E-commerce Product Galleries
Brand Showcases & Lookbooks
Blog Media Sections
Moodboards & Concept Boards
Event Highlights, Travel Albums & Lifestyle Collections
No coding required — simply upload, size, arrange, and view. The gallery handles everything else.
