Obsidian plugins with #gallery#

The Dynamic Views plugin changes card based note browsing with richer media and layout controls. It can display note images as thumbnails, covers, posters or backdrops, let you slide through images or open them full screen, and show text previews from note content. Titles can wrap, long properties can scroll horizontally and menus can hide while scrolling on phone. View layout is highly configurable, including image position, property label display, stacked or side by side properties, collapsible grouped sections, interactive checkboxes and keyboard navigation. It also adds card buttons for opening URLs, random files and shuffled views, supports default view settings, reveals files, folders and tags in Notebook Navigator, shows YouTube thumbnails and applies CSS snippets to individual views.

The Storyteller Suite plugin provides a structured environment for writers to organise every aspect of their stories. It brings together character profiles, location histories, event timelines, and a gallery - all accessible from a single dashboard with tabbed navigation. You can create, edit, and filter detailed entries for characters, locations, and events, attaching images, notes, affiliations, relationships, and custom fields as needed. The gallery makes it easy to upload and link images throughout your narrative elements. Every record is saved as a markdown file with YAML frontmatter, making your data portable and future-proof.

The Media Viewer plugin enhances media handling in Obsidian by providing an intuitive way to browse and preview images and videos directly within notes. It allows users to open media files in full-screen mode, navigate between files using keyboard shortcuts, and create interactive gallery blocks for organizing multiple media files in a structured grid format. Users can customize gallery settings, including thumbnail sizes, pagination, and image descriptions.

The Bases Board plugin adds Kanban and gallery views for Bases, turning grouped notes into cards arranged by column and optional row properties. Moving a card updates the original property values, while label mappings only change what the board displays. Cards can show note images, Lucide icons and an ID that can be copied or edited and clicking the title opens the note in a new tab while the rest of the card stays available for dragging. Each base can define a folder and template for new notes, then assign the current column and row values after creation. It also preserves Bases link markup for Supercharged Links styling, runs Templater commands before property assignment and throws an error for invalid folder or template paths.

The Gallery Navigator plugin turns the vault into a visual browser with a folder and tag tree on the left and a masonry wall of cover cards on the right. It pulls covers from frontmatter, embedded images, image files, PDF first pages and link note metadata, and it can render Canvas and Base files as cards too. The wall supports pinning, per card colours, multi select actions, inline rename, favourites and follow mode so the current note stays visible in the tree and card wall. Search uses a built in BM25 index across notes and PDFs, shows thumbnails, highlights and context snippets, and can send results back to the card wall. Optional modules add image preview, rich link cards and URL cleanup, while PDF text search reads Text Extractor's cache when available.

The Media Companion plugin enhances media file management in Obsidian by automatically generating sidecar files for each media file. These sidecar files enable users to add notes, tags, and metadata, making it easier to organize and retrieve media content. The plugin also includes a gallery view, allowing users to visually browse their media collection. Advanced search features enable filtering by folders, tags, file types, and even colors without relying on AI. Future updates aim to expand file compatibility to video, audio, and 3D objects while improving the gallery interface and metadata editing capabilities.

The Image Gallery plugin is a fantastic addition to Obsidian, allowing users to create dynamic and customizable image galleries within their notes. With zero setup required, this plugin makes it easy to embed local images from a folder into a beautiful masonry layout. Users can choose between horizontal or vertical layouts and customize various properties such as spacing, border radius, and sorting options. The plugin also includes a lightbox feature for viewing images in detail, making it perfect for showcasing collections of photos or other visual media. Overall, the Image Gallery plugin is an excellent way to add some visual flair to your Obsidian notes and enhance your note-taking experience.

The Memories plugin transforms media files into interactive galleries directly inside your notes. It supports images, videos and audio with a responsive grid layout that adapts to any screen size. You get two display modes: full galleries showing everything or compact views with limited items. The lightbox feature is robust - zoom into images with panning, navigate using keyboard shortcuts or mouse wheel and enable auto-slideshow with customizable intervals. Random mode shuffles through your collection. Upload and delete files right from the gallery interface. It handles multiple folder paths simultaneously with recursive search, letting you pull media from different locations or even display everything in your vault. Lazy loading and thumbnail caching keep performance smooth for large collections.

The Lite Gallery plugin allows you to create sleek and organized image galleries within your Obsidian notes, enhancing readability and usability. With this plugin, you can effortlessly add multiple images to a single note by specifying the directories where your images are stored. The plugin will then search for matching images in those directories, making it easy to insert images without having to provide full file paths. To use the plugin, simply create a new gallery in your note using a special code block format and you're good to go!