Your event photos on your WordPress site. And in Google.
Connect your EventFlick account, pick an album and publish. The plugin puts the photos in your page's HTML, with alt text and structured data, so search engines see a real gallery instead of an empty embed.
Free on every EventFlick plan · Updates through your WordPress dashboard
Add an album the way you already build pages
In the block editor, Divi, Elementor and WPBakery you pick the event and album from a list. There is no code to copy and paste.
Block editor
Add the EventFlick Album block, choose your event and album, and set columns, theme and lightbox in the sidebar.
Divi 4 and Divi 5
The same album picker as a native Divi module, and Divi's own design settings still apply. Divi 4 modules convert automatically when you move to Divi 5.
Elementor and WPBakery
Drag in the EventFlick Album element and pick your event and album in its settings. You get the same gallery settings as the block, and the editor shows the album's real photos.
Beaver Builder, Bricks and the rest
Beaver Builder and Bricks have their own EventFlick Album element, where you paste the album token. Any other builder or theme can use the [eventflick_album token="…"] shortcode.
Built for search
A gallery search engines can actually read
Most gallery embeds load with JavaScript or in an iframe, so search engines see an empty page. The EventFlick plugin renders the photos on your server first, then turns into the interactive gallery in the browser.
Photos in the page HTML
Every photo is a plain image link in your page source, so crawlers and visitors without JavaScript see the gallery too.
schema.org ImageGallery
Each album is marked up as an ImageGallery with an ImageObject per photo, including when it was taken and who took it.
Descriptive alt text
Photos get alt text like “Photo from Summer Festival by Jane Doe”, in English or Dutch to match your site's language.
Crawlable pages
Large albums are split into pages with real links, and every page gets its own canonical URL, also when you use Yoast SEO or Rank Math.
Fast page loads
Images load lazily, the gallery script is deferred and album data is cached on your site, so a slow connection never blocks your page.
No load on your hosting
Photos are served from EventFlick's CDN. Nothing is copied to your media library or counts against your storage.
These search features apply to every EventFlick element and to the [eventflick_album] shortcode. Only the older [eventflick_embed] shortcode loads the gallery in an iframe, which search engines don't count as part of your page.
Live in four steps
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Install the plugin
Download the zip and upload it in WordPress under Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin.
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Connect your account
Open the EventFlick settings in WordPress, click Connect and confirm the short code on eventflick.nl. There are no API keys to copy.
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Pick an album
Add the block or builder element and choose your event and album. The event linked to your domain is selected for you, and an album that isn't shared yet is shared in one click.
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Publish
New photos in the album show up on your site automatically, and plugin updates arrive in your WordPress dashboard.
Make it match your site
Every album you add has its own settings, so you can show a compact strip on your homepage and a full gallery on the event page. No CSS needed.
- Separate column counts for desktop (1–6) and mobile (1–4)
- Light or dark theme, with your own accent colour
- Full-screen lightbox, on or off
- 6 to 50 photos per page
- Hour filter and hour dividers for long events, set in the album's Share & Embed settings
Frequently asked questions
Put your event photos to work on your own site
Install the plugin, connect your account and publish your first album in a few minutes.