Home » Tutorials » How to Use Elementor Image Carousel for Images & Logos
Adding an image carousel to your WordPress site can instantly make your content more engaging and professional. Whether you’re showcasing client logos, product images, or a gallery of your latest work, a carousel helps display multiple visuals in a clean, scrollable format.
If you’re using Elementor, you might already be familiar with its basic image widgets, but when it comes to flexible, fully customizable carousels, that’s where Master Addons can give you more.
With Master Addons, you get two powerful widgets built specifically for this purpose: Logo Slider and Image Carousel. These tools give you full control over layout, animation, navigation, and styling—without writing any code.
In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to create both logo and image carousels using Master Addons, and show you how to customize them to fit your site’s design perfectly.
If you want to showcase brand logos, client partners, sponsors, or trusted tools, the Logo Slider widget from Master Addons is a great fit. This widget is completely free and can be accessed in the free version of the plugin.
It helps display multiple logos in a smooth carousel layout—ideal for homepages or testimonials sections.
Here’s how to set it up:
Open your page with Elementor.
Search for “Logo Slider” in the widgets panel (you’ll need Master Addons installed and activated).
Drag and drop it onto your page. It should look like this:
Inside the Content > Logo Items panel:
Click “Add Item” to add as many logos as you want to the slider. Click on “Brand name 1” or “Brand name 2” to upload your logo images.
You can link each logo to a URL (great for affiliate logos or case studies).
Choose a hover effect — show another image or display text like a brand name and description on hover.
Toggle on the Tooltip feature if you want extra info to appear when users hover.
Customize the tooltip:
Go to Navigation settings:
Under Carousel Settings, control how the slider behaves:
Once your logos are added and functional, head over to the Style tab to adjust the look and feel.
The Image Carousel widget in Master Addons is perfect for showcasing photos, portfolio pieces, product images, or gallery-style visuals in a clean, swipeable layout.
Whether you’re using it for a personal blog or a business site, it’s an easy way to make your images interactive.
We’ve already seen with the Logo Slider how to use access an element. The process is exactly the same for the Image Carousel element. Just type in “Image Carousel” in the search and drag and drop it on your editor.
Let’s get directly into how to use this element.
Here’s how to get started:
Go to Content > Images.
Optionally, toggle on Lightbox to let users view a larger version of the image when clicked.
Choose your lightbox type: Fancybox or Elementor’s built-in.
Under the Navigation tab:
Head over to Carousel Settings:
Once your image carousel is set up and working, move to the Style tab to fine-tune how everything looks.
The Image Carousel as well as the Logo Slider widgets are versatile and work great for product showcases, portfolio sliders, event photo galleries, or even testimonials with images
And thanks to its smooth loop, drag, and autoplay options, it offers a dynamic visual experience without overwhelming the layout.
Many of our users use elements such as the Logo Slider or Image Carousel to create visually stunning websites.
Check out the possibilities and enjoy the array of beautiful websites powered by Master Addons in our brand showcase.
Once you’ve set up your Image Carousel or Logo Slider using Master Addons, you can go a step further with advanced styling and behavior controls. These features aren’t just about looks — they let you fine-tune how and when your carousel appears, reacts, and stands out on your page.
Here’s how you can take full advantage of Master Addons’ extra tools:
The Transform option lets you shift the entire carousel or individual logos horizontally (X axis) or vertically (Y axis). You can apply these movements on both the normal state and when a user hovers over an item.
Use case: Add subtle motion to your logos when hovered — great for interactive branding sections.
Adds a scrolling depth effect by making your carousel (or any element within it) move at a different speed than the background as the user scrolls down the page. This creates a visual layering effect that adds dimension to your layout.
Use case: Perfect for full-width hero sections where the logo slider scrolls at a different speed than the background.
Applies a masked background layer that gradually “reveals” your content through animation. You can adjust the direction, background color, and intensity of the reveal effect.
Use case: Highlight premium logos or product images by making them “reveal” into view on scroll.
Lets you control when and to whom a specific carousel or slider is shown. You can set conditions based on login status, user roles (like admin, editor, subscriber), browser type, operating system, date, time, and more.
Use case: Only show client logos to logged-in users, or display a holiday-themed image slider only during a specific date range.
Applies continuous, gentle animations that make the carousel or individual logos float up, down, left, or right. The speed and intensity can be controlled.
Use case: Draw attention to a featured image slider on a landing page with light, animated movement.
You can choose to add tooltips directly from the Logo Slider or Image Carousel settings. But if you skipped that or want more control, you can also use the Tooltip widget from the advanced options — it’s the same feature, just available in two places for flexibility.
Tooltips let you attach small, hover-activated text boxes to any logo or image in your carousel. These popups can include short labels, descriptions, or any helpful context you want to add.
Use case: Add brand descriptions, project names, or short messages when users hover over a client logo.
Choose how your carousel is positioned in the layout:
You can also set a Z-index value, which determines which element appears on top when elements overlap.
Use case: Stack a logo slider over a background video or place it beside overlapping text blocks while keeping everything clean and clickable.
Adds animation to how the carousel appears when the page loads or when it enters the viewport. Choose from over 70 different animations like fade, slide, bounce, zoom, and more.
Use case: Create a dynamic page load experience where your image carousel subtly fades or slides into view.
Lets you define minimum and maximum dimensions for the carousel container and individual elements. This helps maintain consistent spacing and layout structure, especially across devices.
Use case: Maintain visual consistency across different screen sizes by limiting how large or small a carousel can get.
These extra touches help your Carousel Elementor designs feel more polished, interactive, and tailored to your audience.
Whether you’re showing off client logos, testimonials, or product images — these enhancements give you full creative control.
Adding an image carousel or logo slider in Elementor doesn’t have to be complicated. With Master Addons, you get two powerful widgets — Image Carousel and Logo Slider — that give you full control over how your visuals appear and behave.
Whether you’re creating a client logo carousel, a product image slider, or just want to add some interactive elements to your pages, these widgets can handle it — no extra coding or plugins needed.
Because both widgets come with detailed customization, built-in navigation options, and support for looping, autoplay, and responsive behavior, you’re free to build exactly what your site needs — and ensure it looks good on every device.
If you’re working with Elementor carousels, especially for images or logos, this is one of the easiest ways to get started and still achieve professional results.
Let your content move. Let your visitors engage. All without slowing down your workflow.
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