Native Divi 5 ModuleFree

Divi Logo Carousel

Rotate client and partner logos in a strip.

Why use the Divi Logo Carousel module?

Twenty client logos in a static grid means five rows of mostly white space, and a section people scroll straight past. A carousel holds the same list at the height of one row and keeps it moving, so every mark gets its turn.

Set how many appear on desktop, tablet and phone. Pick one of five hover treatments. Point any mark at its own link. None of it needs custom CSS.

The card beside this is the live module. Drag it, or tap a dot.

What you get out of it

A long list in one stripTwenty marks take the height of one row instead of five, and the strip keeps moving so each one gets its turn.Five hover treatmentsHold still, zoom in, zoom out, fade, or sit in grey until the pointer arrives.Every mark can linkPoint a logo at a case study or the client site, with new tab and nofollow set per logo.A count per screen sizeChoose how many show on desktop, tablet and phone. The strip rebuilds itself at each breakpoint.Survives any backgroundGive each mark its own tile, border and padding when the band behind it is dark or busy.In the free plugin and in ProThe same module ships in Divi Torque Lite and Divi Torque Pro. Native on the Divi 5 engine, not a Divi 4 shim.

Everything the Divi Logo Carousel module does

Every option below ships in the free plugin, and in Divi Torque Pro.

Five hover effects: none, zoom in, zoom out, fade, black and whiteLogo height and width, set per breakpointLogos per view for desktop, tablet and phoneLogos to scroll per swipeAutoplay with its own speed, pausing on hoverInfinite loop, disabled automatically when there is nothing to loopHorizontal or vertical directionCentre mode, classic or with the active logo highlightedVariable slide widthArrows over the strip or alongside itArrow colour, size, radius, border and offsetDot pagination or numbered pagination, fully styledA link per logo, with new-tab and nofollow optionsHover overlay with its own icon, colour, size and speedBackground, border and padding per logo tileKeyboard arrow control and labelled controls for screen readers

See the Divi Logo Carousel in action

Every strip below is the live module, not a picture of one. Same module each time, different settings.

Grey until you hover

The black and white effect keeps a mixed set of brand colours from fighting the page, and returns the colour under the pointer.

Or lean in on hover

Zoom in, zoom out and fade are the other three. The effect is set once for the strip, not per logo.

On a dark footer

A dark band is where most logo walls fall apart, because a wordmark drawn in near-black simply vanishes. Give each mark its own light tile and the strip survives any background.

Every logo can carry a link

Point each mark at a case study or a client site, with new tab and nofollow set per logo. The hover overlay makes it obvious the strip is clickable.

Building one takes about a minute

Three steps, and none of them involve custom CSS.

1Drop in the moduleAdd Logo Carousel to any row. It is a container module, so it arrives ready for its first logo.2Add one item per markEach logo is a Logo Carousel Item. Upload the image, and point it at a link if you want the mark clickable.3Set the count and the hoverChoose how many show per screen size, pick one of the five hover treatments, and decide whether it autoplays.

Questions people ask first

Short answers, all of them checked against what the module actually does.

Is the Logo Carousel free?Yes. It ships in Divi Torque Lite on WordPress.org, and in Divi Torque Pro. Nothing on this page is behind the paid plugin.Does it need Divi 5?It is a native Divi 5 module, built on the Divi 5 engine rather than shimmed from Divi 4. Existing Divi 4 layouts using the old logo carousel convert across.Can I use SVG logos?Yes, if your site allows SVG uploads. Every mark on this page is an SVG. PNG works the same way, and a transparent background is worth having either way.Can each logo link somewhere?Each logo carries its own link, and each link has its own new-tab and nofollow switches, so a sponsor row and a client row can behave differently.Does it have to move on its own?No. Autoplay is a toggle, and so is the infinite loop. Turn both off and the strip only moves when someone drags it or uses the controls.How many logos can it hold?As many as you add. Each mark is its own item, so the practical limit is how long you want the strip to be rather than anything in the module.