Image Ticker Carousel | by Creavi

Install Image Ticker Carousel and activate Elementor. Edit a page with Elementor, add the Creavi Image Ticker Scroll widget, and add your logo images under Content > Items & Links . Choose Carousel — Slide by Slide under Movement & Timing , then adjust image dimensions, spacing, timing, and optional navigation arrows.

No. The widget works with Elementor Free.

Yes. Images can keep their individual proportions within your chosen display dimensions. Responsive image loading uses existing WordPress image sizes with matching proportions when available, without modifying or replacing the original files.

Use the continuous ticker for logos and short visual items. Use the step carousel when visitors need time to read each item. Use the cross fade layout when you want to show one focused item at a time.

Side fade works with ticker and carousel modes, not the single item cross fade mode. Front end safeguards also prevent it from appearing when there is only one usable item or when one carousel item fills the viewport.

Yes. Add a custom link to any item. You can also enable an optional default link for items with an empty link field. Custom links always override the default.

No. The plugin does not automatically display a public credit or footer link. The optional default item link is disabled by default and works only when a site editor deliberately enables it.

Yes. Relevant layout and style controls are responsive. Decorative effects and transitions are reduced for visitors who prefer reduced motion.

Yes. Responsive Images is enabled by default, including on existing widgets. For Media Library images with a saved attachment ID, the widget uses WordPress srcset and per-image sizes hints so browsers can select an existing smaller version at an appropriate resolution. Only sources matching the full image’s proportions are offered. Your existing image width, height, proportions, and styling remain in place; original files are never changed or regenerated.

Lazy Load Images is also enabled by default. The starting item loads eagerly, and browsers can defer offscreen images. Images without usable dimensions keep immediate loading so older layouts can still be measured. You can disable either feature in Content > Image Loading . No page migration or re-saving is required.

For compatibility, layouts with percentage-based image dimensions or with both image dimensions cleared retain their original image loading. Those layouts depend on the image’s natural size; responsive source switching can otherwise change their appearance. Pixel-based width or height constraints, including mixed-width artwork with only a fixed height, support responsive loading.

No files are converted by this plugin. Existing WebP images and compatible image optimization or CDN plugins can use the standard WordPress attachment-image and responsive-source filters. Available formats and file sizes depend on your Media Library and optimizer.

The saved image URL remains the fallback. URL-only images, external images without matching attachment data, deleted attachments, SVGs without dimensions, and saved custom image variants continue to display as before. If an attachment has no suitable smaller versions, WordPress may continue serving its full image. Missing sizes can be generated separately with a thumbnail regeneration tool; this plugin does not modify your Media Library.