If you’re using Blogger, you’ve probably noticed that it doesn’t include a built-in photo gallery feature like WordPress. Creating a clean image grid, slider, or responsive gallery usually requires custom HTML, CSS, or JavaScript.
Fortunately, there are several gallery layouts and tutorials available that work well with Blogger. Some focus on simple thumbnail grids, while others offer sliders, carousels, or responsive image galleries.
Below are several Blogger-compatible gallery tutorials and gallery styles you can try depending on the layout and functionality you prefer.
Thumbnail Photo Gallery by Supersize my Fashion
After creating the page where you want the gallery to appear, switch the Blogger editor to HTML View and paste the gallery code below.
<table cellpadding="3">
<tbody>
<tr>
<td align="center" width="25%"><a href="your blog url here/" target="_blank"> <img height="140" src="your image url here" width="140" /><br />your descriptive text here</a></td>
<td align="center" width="25%"><a href="your blog url here/" target="_blank"> <img height="140" src="your image url here" width="140" /><br />your descriptive text here</a></td>
<td align="center" width="25%"><a href="your blog url here/" target="_blank"> <img height="140" src="your image url here" width="140" /><br />your descriptive text here</a></td>
<td align="center" width="25%"><a href="your blog url here/" target="_blank"> <img height="140" src="your image url here" width="140" /><br />your descriptive text here</a></td>
</tr>
</tbody>
</table>This layout can easily be customized by adjusting spacing, image size, number of columns, and captions.
The tutorial was originally shared by Supersize my Fashion.
Mini Slider by Rio Ilham Hadi
This tutorial creates a horizontal mini slider with support for both images and embedded YouTube videos.
Paste the CSS below above ]]></b:skin> or before </style>.
The CSS code remains exactly the same as provided in the original tutorial.
Next, place the JavaScript code before </body>, then insert the HTML slider code inside your Blogger post or page where you want the gallery to appear.
The original tutorial was shared by Rio Ilham Hadi.
Image Gallery in 4 Styles by Xomisse
This tutorial includes four different responsive gallery styles:
- Grid Image Gallery
- Grid Image Gallery with Caption
- Clickable Grid Image Gallery
- Clickable Grid Image Gallery with Caption
The CSS is added inside the Blogger theme between <b:skin> and ]]></b:skin>.
The HTML gallery code can then be pasted inside a post, page, or gadget using HTML View.
This gallery automatically adjusts between four columns, two columns, and one column depending on screen size, making it mobile responsive.
The tutorial was shared by Xomisse.
Carousel Widget by PublicAlbum.org
This option creates a carousel or slideshow using Google Photos albums.
For the full setup tutorial and embed code generator, visit:
- Embed photos as a slideshow with a carousel widget
- How to embed a Google Photos Album into a website
Alternative Gallery Layouts to Try on Blogger
- Create A Responsive Image Gallery For Blogger – The Easier Way
- Create Image Gallery For Blogger With Control Options
- How To Add A Thumbnail Image/Photo Gallery In Blogger
- How To Add Advance Photo Gallery Widget In Blogger
- Blogger Perfect Photo Thumbnail Gallery Tutorial
- A Thumbnail Photo Gallery Tutorial
- How To Make An Image Slider In Blogger
- How To Add An Image Slider To Posts On Blogger
- How To Add An Image Slider To Your Blogger Blog
- How To - Slideshow
- Create A Slideshow Gallery
- Create A Tab Gallery
- Responsive Image Gallery for Blogger
Final Thoughts
Blogger may not include a built-in gallery system, but there are still plenty of ways to create clean image grids, sliders, and responsive galleries using custom HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Hopefully, these tutorials help save you time searching for working gallery layouts and make it easier to find a style that fits your Blogger template and content.
