POWR

Video Slider & Carousel, officially listed on the Shopify App Store as POWR: Video Slider & Carousel, is a Shopify app in the Image gallery category. Embed a POWR Video Slider to show product tutorials, testimonials, or promo videos on any or multiple pages. Help store visitors visualize the benefits of your products or services in an eye-catching sliding video feed. Boost store engagement with a video header or video on your main store page. Upload tutorials and how-to videos, or create a page full of product videos. Customize your Video Slider to match your store theme with custom colors & fonts, transitions, playback options, and more! It averages 4.80 out of 5 across 13 merchant reviews on the Shopify App Store.

Video Slider & Carousel offers a free plan and 3 paid plans starting at $5/month and going up to $98.99/month. The free plan includes Up to 4 video slides, Slide pagination, Custom arrow styling, and Undo/redo edits. The paid plans unlock advanced features beyond what's available on the free tier.

Yes — Video Slider & Carousel offers a free plan alongside paid options. The free plan includes Up to 4 video slides, Slide pagination, and Custom arrow styling. Paid plans start at $5/month for advanced features.

Video Slider & Carousel launched on August 7, 2014 — over 11 years on the Shopify App Store. In that time it has gathered 13 merchant reviews.

Video Slider & Carousel does not currently carry Shopify's Built for Shopify badge. The badge is awarded to apps that meet Shopify's published standards for performance, ease of use, and merchant value — many high-quality apps operate without it.

Merchants commonly compare Video Slider & Carousel with Instafeed, SA Variant Image Automator, Socialwidget, and Rubik Variant Images & Swatch. Each alternative covers a similar use case but differs on pricing model, integration depth, and the specific themes merchants praise in reviews — see the alternatives section above for a side-by-side.

6% of analyzed merchant reviews are negative. The pain points most often raised in critical reviews are pricing, unexpected charges, and onboarding — see the review fingerprint above for the per-merchant detail.