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Display Installation Views as a Full-Width Carousel

Set installation views to display as a full-width carousel in your Online Viewing Room, so each image fills the screen instead of shrinking into a four-across grid. Learn when to use a carousel and when to stick with the grid.

Written by Kalila Richards

Installation views are no longer locked to a small four-across grid. You can now set an installation view section to display as a full-width carousel, so images fill the screen one after another — much closer to how the room actually looked.

🎛 Choosing a display style

When you add installation views to a list, you can choose how that section displays when editing Online Viewing Room:

Display style

What it looks like

Grid

Up to four images per row. Good for a quick overview of many install shots.

Full-width carousel

One image at a time, filling the width of the page. Viewers move through them one by one.

The setting applies to the installation views section only — the rest of your Online Viewing Room layout stays as you built it.

💡 When to use the carousel (Suggestions)

  • Solo shows and single-room hangs — let each wall read at full scale.

  • Large-format or panoramic install shots — detail that gets lost at grid size stays visible.

  • Fewer than five install views — a grid can look sparse; a carousel doesn't.

Stick with the grid when you have a lot of install shots and want viewers to scan them quickly.

❓FAQs

Q: Does this change existing viewing rooms?

A: No. Existing installation view sections keep the grid layout until you change them.

Q: Do viewers need to do anything to see the carousel?

A: No. It works in any browser, on desktop and mobile.

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