Examples
A few of the ways it can look.
All of these are the real widget, on this page, with the same logos in each so you can see what changes. Hover them. Drag the carousel. They behave here exactly as they would on your site. This is a handful of the layouts, and each one has far more settings than any page could show.
The logos in these examples are well known marks shown as samples, so the widget is demonstrated at a realistic size. They are not customers of DreamWidget and imply no endorsement.
Layout 01
Scrolling logo ticker
The default. A continuous strip that never stops, fading out at both edges so it reads as endless rather than as a list that ran out. Every logo recolored to one shade so a mismatched set of client logos still looks deliberate.
Layout 02
Arched logo rows
Several rows travelling in opposite directions along a curve. The rows are spaced so the gap between them stays even the whole way along, which is harder than it sounds, and no logo ever touches one in the row above or below.
Layout 03
Carousel with arrows
Steps one logo at a time and grows whichever is in the middle. Loops in both directions, so the arrows never gray out. Drag it, scroll it with the wheel, or leave it to advance on its own.
Layout 04
Static grid
No movement at all. Even columns, one footprint per logo so a wide wordmark does not shove a square icon around, and a hover effect if you want one.
Layout 05
Original colors
The same ticker with the recoloring off, so each logo keeps the artwork it came with. You can also set a color on one logo on its own, which overrides everything else, and give it a different color on hover.
The other widget
Video Showcase
Tabs of YouTube playlists and channels, Vimeo showcases, Twitch channels and TikTok videos, in any mix, as a slider or a grid. Each video plays in its own platform's player over your page rather than sending the visitor away, which is usually the whole reason for putting it there.
New
Popup
An offer, a signup or an announcement that floats over your page after a delay, at a scroll depth, or as the visitor moves to leave. Start from one of 56 templates; signups are saved on your dashboard.
New
Showreel
Your photos and videos as a moving reel that visitors drag, swipe or click, each piece opening large over the page. Five templates: Ribbon lens, Crumple, 3D Ribbon, Slide and Hover. This one is Slide.
Anywhere
Where these go
Anything that accepts an embed will take these, which is nearly everything.
WordPress
Paste into a Custom HTML block, with nothing to update and nothing that can conflict with your theme, or add the DreamWidget plugin from the WordPress plugin directory.
Wix
Add an Embed HTML element and paste. Wix keeps embeds in a fixed box, so make it a little taller than the widget.
Squarespace
A Code Block on any page or in a footer. Works on Business and Commerce plans, which is where code blocks are available.
Webflow
An Embed element. The widget is responsive on its own, so it fits whatever container you drop it in.
Shopify
Into a Custom Liquid section, usually on the home page under the hero, for the brands you stock.
Plain HTML
Your embed code: one iframe and a short script. No build step, no framework, nothing to install, and it does not care what your site is written in.
Make one with your own logos
Free covers any 2 widgets, each shown up to 300 times a month, permanently.