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Sometimes, a designer or editor may encounter certain images that are hard to deal with.

"bgStretcher is a jQuery plugin that proportionally resizes the background-image to fill the entire viewport. It can be used with a single image just for the resizing feature or multiple images as a slideshow. The slideshow can be browsed with pagination and prev-next buttons besides the autoplay and there are multiple transition types offered. Further customization is possible by defining the slideshow speed, delay between each item and sequence mode (in an order or randomly). Also, methods exist for playing and pausing it from any custom events."

Product Images play an important role in every E-Commerce Store. Product Image attracts customers and provides a clear idea about the product from every angle. In Magento 2, the Store admin can add Images to Product Gallery programmatically and in bulk via CSV file.

Image galleries enable you to conveniently view images on your blog and manipulate them. Here are some really hot ones! NextGen - allows you to create multiple slideshows on your site. Photo Space - adds any image attached to a post or a page to the gallery.

"Features of the Avia Image Slider 8 unique transition effects Lots of easy to set options to create your own effects Included Image preloader Autoplay that stops on user interaction Valid HTML5 and CSS 3 Markup Packed version only weights 8kb Supports linked images already prepared to work with prettyPhoto Lightbox works with jQuery 1.32 and higher"

PikaChoose jQuery Image Gallery is now available! More stable, less bugs, and cross fading! Pikachoose is a lightweight Jquery Image Gallery plugin that allows easy presentation of photos with options for slideshows, navigation buttons, and auto play.

Although using the Lightbox plugin can be a nice way of giving your readers a great experience in viewing your images in your blog, it can also become a bit tedious adding the rel="lightbox" attribute to each image that you want to open with it. But thanks to Tyler Longren's code snippet, you won't have to anymore.