WPZOOM Portfolio PRO

WPZOOM Portfolio PRO organizes creative work as portfolio posts that you can publish in reusable galleries. It is designed for photographers, designers, artists, freelancers, and agencies presenting projects on a WordPress site.

Portfolio entries and gallery layouts

Add a title, description, featured image, categories, and tags to each portfolio entry. Visitors can filter gallery items by category, with isotope animations between results. Choose a grid with overlay, masonry with varied image heights, or a traditional columns layout. Galleries adapt to desktop, tablet, and mobile screens.

For image projects, a lightbox opens high-resolution images in a popup. Thumbnail ratios include portrait, cinema, square, and uncropped settings. Drag-and-drop reordering lets you arrange items independently of dates or menu order.

Video and client proofing

Add videos from YouTube, Vimeo, or self-hosted MP4 documents alongside image projects. Video lightboxes let visitors watch a project in a popup. Hover backgrounds can use Giphy or self-hosted videos.

Photo proofing works with private galleries shared through a secret link. Clients can select photos for approval, and you can collect those selections from the WordPress dashboard. This workflow keeps proofing galleries separate from a public portfolio.

Publishing and customization

Publish a gallery with the Portfolio block, a shortcode, or a supported page builder, and reuse layouts across pages or other supported content areas. The extension can also display blog posts in a portfolio grid when articles are part of your professional work or project archive.

Color settings cover overlays, text, and hover effects. Portfolio PRO also includes priority support from the WPZOOM team for portfolio-related help.

Setup

Install the plugin in WordPress and open its portfolio tools in the dashboard. Create portfolio items, add project information and media, organize them with categories or tags, then select a layout. Publish the gallery with the Portfolio block, a shortcode, or a supported page builder. For video projects, add a YouTube, Vimeo, or self-hosted MP4 source, then adjust the lightbox, hover, and color settings for the page.