WordPress (10000 programs)

Pros: Responsive and mobile-friendly. Has may customization options. You can adjust settings for a unique site branding. Has add-ons that enhance the plugin. Offers lightbox animations.

Cons: Have to change options to see captions. Have to change options to see next/prev arrows.

Pros: Highly customizable. Customizable built-in search. Responsive and mobile-friendly. Simple yet powerful menu builder.

Cons: Poor technical support. Some basic features are premium upgrades.

Pros: Effective live chat support. Free software. Great with smaller companies.

Cons: Have to quickly answer customers or they leave. Limited integration. Old fashion features.

Pros: Easy to insert into posts. Navigation buttons. No iframes needed. Desktop and mobile responsive.

Cons: Mobile optimization unavailable in free version.

Pros: Dashboard for stats. Customizable themes and widget. Easy to insert the information on your site.

Cons: Features can be overwhelming for new website owners.

Pros: Insert responsive slides onto your site. Optimized for SEO. Add transition effects. Customize for a personal touch.

Cons: Animation and layer effects are only available as Premium.

Pros: Simple product slider and carousel designer. Highly customizable. Includes preset layouts. Pre-designed templates.

Cons: Premium upgrades required for access to the advanced features.

Pros: Includes portfolio filters. Adjust colors and layout. Add several formats and projects. Maximize the gallery’s SEO potential.

Cons: The responsive attribute is only available in the pro version.

Pros: Integrates well with WP sites. Provides an inline editor. Connects to social accounts. Numerous add-ons for more functionality.

Cons: Comment blocks sometimes vanish.

Pros: Support many social platforms. Many customizable options for icons and positioning.. Designs and themes to fit your site.. Mobile-friendly and can exclude them on specific pages..

Cons: Too many adverts.. Often asks for reviews..