Video Gallery for WooCommerce Pro

Add video alongside product pictures

Video Gallery for WooCommerce Pro places product videos in the native WooCommerce gallery and works with the WooCommerce Product Gallery Block. Shoppers can view a featured video in the gallery through the built-in VideoJS player on desktop and mobile. PRO editions support unlimited products with video and up to six videos per product.

Video sources depend on the edition

Add MP4 or MOV files from the WordPress media library, embed YouTube videos, or add Vimeo videos by URL. YouTube and Vimeo are available across PRO plans. Direct links to video files, including MP4, WebM, and MOV, require Multiple Sites or Unlimited. The available editions are Single Site, Multiple Sites, and Unlimited.

Drag and drop clips to set their position in the gallery. For each video, pick autoplay, mute or sound, looping, and whether to display player controls. You can select a thumbnail frame or upload an image, generate optimized thumbnails automatically, use custom SVG icons, and set a video as the product's featured video.

Analytics access varies by edition

All PRO plans include basic analytics for video views and watch time. Multiple Sites and Unlimited include advanced reports with device charts, engagement metrics, location analytics, browser and operating-system tracking, heatmaps, and CSV export. A Single Site edition can add advanced analytics separately through the Advanced Analytics Add-on.

Individual videos can have custom SEO titles and descriptions. The analytics dashboard tracks how visitors interact with product videos.

Keep playback visible while shoppers scroll

The sticky video feature moves the active video into a small floating player when its gallery slide leaves the viewport. Choose a top-left, top-right, bottom-left, or bottom-right position. Playback keeps its current state, and the player adjusts to the source video's aspect ratio. A close button returns the video to the gallery; scrolling back to the gallery also returns it automatically.

Set up a product gallery

Install and activate WooCommerce first. Then open a product, go to the Video Gallery for WooCommerce tab in Product Data, add videos, arrange their order, choose thumbnails and playback settings, and update the product. Video files must use a WordPress-supported format; MP4 and MOV work best.

The plugin works with default WooCommerce templates and has additional support for known themes. PRO includes priority email support.