NextGEN Gallery 3.0.15 & 3.0.16 Now Available
Following our big release with the front end gallery improvements, here comes a variety of behind the scenes improvements. In this update, you'll find FontAwesome updated to version 5, some…
NextGEN Gallery 3.0.9 & 3.0.13 Now Available
Today we're talking beauty and feedback. First, we hear you loud and clear. NextGEN Gallery's legacy displays were okay. But they weren't as modern as we all would have liked.…
Alternative to Jetpack Gallery for WordPress
We are often asked why someone should use NextGEN Gallery over a standard WordPress gallery, or the dressed up (or styled) version using Jetpack. So we thought we'd take a…
NextGEN Gallery 3.0.8 Now Available
This is a very minor update with a fix for compatibility with the latest Google Chrome (version 69). Backup Before Upgrading Please consider backing up your site (both server files…
NextGEN Gallery 3.0.6 Now Available
We're in a groove where we're knocking out a ton of small things from feature requests to styling improvements and bug fixes. We have so many items already completed and…
NextGEN Gallery 3.0 Now Available
It's here and time to celebrate! We have been working tirelessly on a complete overhaul of the backend design of NextGEN Gallery. There are three stages to the redesign, and…
NextGEN Gallery 2.2.54 Now Available
We have been working towards a NextGEN Gallery block for the upcoming visual editor in WordPress 5.0. The new block editor is codenamed Gutenberg by the WordPress development community. In…
NextGEN Gallery Officially Recommends Imagify – What You Need To Know
We spent a month analyzing all the most popular image compression plugins and published a detailed comparison here on the Imagely blog. But now we're officially recommending Imagify for your…
NextGEN Gallery 2.2.45, 2.2.46, & 2.2.50 Now Available
In today's release, we are handling a few fixes, plugging a small security hole and announcing a new partnership. For a while now we have been fans of what Imagify…
How to Switch from SmugMug to WordPress
More and more we're seeing photographers have the desire to move from SmugMug to WordPress, and for many reasons. Complete control over the user experience Additional display styles for galleries…