
Gallery Pagination
FooGallery pagination helps large galleries load and browse more comfortably by splitting images across gallery pages or load-more flows.
Simple Dots pagination is available in FooGallery Free.
Numbered pagination comes with PRO Expert.
Load More & Infinite Scroll also available in PRO Expert.

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See Gallery Pagination
Use the demo below to see how Gallery Pagination behaves in a real FooGallery layout.
Who this is for?
For large galleries that need easier browsing.
Use pagination when a large image set should load and browse in smaller, more manageable groups.
- Large portfoliosSplit image-heavy pages into lighter browsing steps.
- Event galleriesLet visitors move through big collections without overwhelming the page.
- Performance-focused sitesReduce the initial gallery load while keeping the full collection accessible.
Availability
Check the FooGallery plan for this feature.
Check the minimum FooGallery plan, course, or add-on before choosing your next step.
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Free
This feature is not included in FooGallery Free.
Not included
PRO Starter
This feature is not included in PRO Starter.
Minimum plan
PRO Expert
PRO Expert includes this feature.
Also included
PRO Commerce
PRO Commerce includes all PRO Expert features.
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FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about Gallery Pagination.
Pagination helps large galleries load and browse more comfortably by splitting images across gallery pages or load-more flows.
Simple Dots pagination is available in FooGallery Free, while all other variations come with FooGallery PRO Expert. Take a look at the Compare Plans page to see which option is the best fit for you.
With numbered pagination, the gallery will move to the next page of images when the number is clicked. Load More is different in that the gallery opens with a set number of images and to see more, users must click on the Load More button. New images are then loaded below what is currently shown (rather than moving to the next set / page of images).
Infinite Scroll is similar to the Load More option, but without the button. Gallery images are simply loaded as a user scrolls down.
If you have a gallery with a large number of images, you should use pagination. This helps improve page speed, as not all gallery images will be loaded when opening the page. It also makes browsing the gallery easier, which improves user experience.
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Ready to use Gallery Pagination?
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