Logo Slider

Show press mentions, partner brands, payment badges or stockists as a clean scrolling row of logos.

"As seen in" does a lot of work in very little space. The Logo Slider section is a horizontal row of images — press mentions, partner brands, certifications, stockists, payment badges — each one optionally linking somewhere. It borrows credibility from names your visitor already recognises.

At a glance

Where to find it	Add section → Trust & Social proof
Blocks	Logo (up to 20)
Allowed on	Any template, and the footer
Best image shape	Square (1:1)

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How to add

1

Add the section

Click Add section and pick Logo slider from the Trust & Social proof group. The preset arrives with six empty Logo blocks.

2

Upload the logos

Open each block and upload an image. Square (1:1) files with even padding around the mark give the tidiest row.

3

Add links where they're useful

Add a Link if the logo should be clickable — to the article, the partner's site, or your stockist page. Leave it empty otherwise.

4

Match the block count to your logos

Add or remove blocks so there are no empty ones left. The section holds up to 20.

A row of empty blocks hides the whole section. On the live store the section only renders if at least one block has an image uploaded; empty blocks are skipped. In the theme editor it stays visible so you can keep working — which is why a logo row can look fine in the editor and be missing on the published store.

Good to know

• Square images look best. The image field says so explicitly. Logos come in wildly different aspect ratios; putting each one on a square canvas with even padding is what makes the row look deliberate rather than ragged.
• Arrows only appear on hover. The Show arrows only on hover checkbox is on by default, so on desktop the row looks arrow-free until the cursor enters it.
• This one is not full-width by default. Unlike Testimonials and Icons with Text, Make full-width starts off, so the logo row aligns to your page grid out of the box.
• It can go in the footer. Logo slider is one of the few content sections allowed in the footer section group — handy for payment badges or certification marks.
• Alignment defaults to Left. With only two or three logos they'll sit left rather than centred. Switch Alignment when fewer items to Center if you want them balanced.

Customization ideas

Press strip

Heading As seen in, six publication logos in grey, Desktop items at 6, and a colour scheme matching the page background so the logos sit quietly above your hero copy.

Payment and trust badges in the footer

Add the section to the footer group, drop in card logos and any certification marks, and set Desktop items high so they read as a compact strip rather than a carousel.

Stockist finder

Link each retailer logo to its store locator page and add a section Button label — Find a store near you.

Make the logos monochrome

Upload them as flat single-colour PNGs or SVGs in the same grey. Mixed full-colour logos are the most common reason a logo row looks messy.

Certification wall

Organic, vegan, B-Corp, carbon-neutral — one square icon each, with links to the certifying body so the claim is checkable.

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Settings reference

Section settings

Setting	What it does
Heading	Optional section heading. Wrap a word in {curly brackets} for the secondary heading style, or [square brackets] to highlight it.
Heading style / Heading tag	Defaults to Section heading and h2.
Button label / Button icon / Swap icon position	Optional section button. Leave the label empty to hide it. Icon takes a path from the icon catalog.
Link / Open link in a new tab	Where the section button goes.
Center text	Centres the heading and button. On by default.

Slider

Setting	What it does
Desktop items	How many logos fit across — 2 to 8 in half steps, default 5. The theme may adjust this automatically to avoid very narrow items.
Alignment when fewer items	Center or Left. Defaults to Left.
Mobile item width	150–300 px, default 250 px.
Show arrows only on hover	On by default.
Arrows style / Arrows size	Solid, Solid invert, Outlined; Small, Regular, Large.
Show scrollbar / Scrollbar style	Wide or Narrow.

Section layout

Setting	What it does
Make full-width	Off by default — the row aligns to the grid.
Grid	Page, Alternative, Secondary or Custom.
Width / Column gap	Only with Grid → Custom: 1040–2560 px, and a 1–80 px gap.
Disable grid max-width	Ignores the grid's maximum width.
Show bottom line	Draws a divider under the section.
Section framing	Disable, Enable or Grid. Doesn't apply to a section using the primary colour scheme or when Make full-width is on.

Color / Spacing

Setting	What it does
Color scheme	Section colour scheme.
Top / Bottom	Vertical spacing multiplier, 0–2, default 1.
Paddings	Inner padding of the framed card, 0–3. Only visible when framing is on and full-width is off.

Block reference

Logo — one logo. Up to 20 per section.

Setting	What it does
Image	The logo. Looks best as a square (1:1) image. A block with no image is skipped.
Link	Optional destination — the article, the partner site, the certification.
Open link in a new tab	Recommended for links leaving your store.

Best practices

• Same visual weight for every logo. Resize on a square canvas so no single brand dominates. A logo row with one giant logo reads as amateur.
• Upload at 2x. Logos are usually small on screen, which makes them the first thing to look blurry on a retina display. Upload at roughly double the display size.
• Put it above the fold on the home page if the names are genuinely recognisable, and below the hero if they aren't — the logos should support the promise, not compete with it.
• Don't link everything. If a logo has no useful destination, leave Link empty. A clickable logo that goes nowhere useful costs you the visitor.

Check you have permission. Press logos and partner marks are trademarks. "As seen in" for a real mention is normally fine; implying a partnership that doesn't exist is not.

Related

• Testimonials — customer reviews in a carousel
• Icons with Text — guarantees and shipping promises