Add a scrolling logo carousel to WordPress

A row of logos at one height, gliding past in an endless loop. The ends fade out, and the row pauses under the mouse.

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Type

A Grinner block

Find it

Press + and search “Logo Marquee”

Phones

No phone settings needed, it just keeps gliding

Speed

No script, only styles and your logo files

Live demo

Logos on the move.

This is the real Logo Marquee block, running on this page.

Settings Logo Height (px) 36 Gap (px) 64 Fade Width (%) 12

What you can change

The settings worth knowing.

Height, gap and speed do almost everything here.

Logo Height (px)

One height for all

From 24 to 120px, while each logo keeps its own shape.

Gap 8

Gap 80

Gap (px)

Space between

From 8 to 80px between logos.

Tilt Angle (deg)

A slight lean

Anywhere from minus 15 to 15 degrees.

Auto Scroll

A still row

Turn it off and the logos sit in a plain row.

How to add it

Three steps. No new tool.

1

Install Grinner free

It’s on WordPress.org. Or go to Plugins, Add New, and search for Grinner Blocks.

2

Add Logo Marquee

Press + and search for Logo Marquee, then pick your logos from the Media Library. SVG works.

3

Set height and speed

Choose a height, a gap and a speed, add links if you want them, then publish.

Good to know

Fair questions.

The Logo Marquee is a Grinner block that shows a row of logos at one height, gliding past in an endless loop with faded ends. It pauses under the mouse. Use it to show clients, partners or press mentions without a crowded grid.

No. Upload them in the color you need, for example all white for a dark band.

On strips wider than about 1,600px the loop can show a gap. A few more logos usually fills it.

Not the links. The strip is one tab stop that pauses when it has focus, but the logo links stay out of the tab order, so keep anything important elsewhere.

The logos sit still in one row.