01 / No new module
Your Layout Stays Native Divi
It registers nothing of its own. Every slide it creates is an ordinary Video Slider Item.
Free · Built Natively for Divi 5
Divi 5 already ships a Video Slider. Building one is the slow part: add a slide, paste a URL, type a title, repeat. This adds a single Bulk Import Videos button to that module and does the whole list at once, from your Media Library, a list of URLs, or a YouTube playlist.
Add a slide, paste a URL, type a title, repeat forty times. The module is fine. The repetition is the problem.
01 / No new module
It registers nothing of its own. Every slide it creates is an ordinary Video Slider Item.
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Every video is listed first, with its thumbnail and the reason for anything that will be skipped. Reorder, rename, drop, then import.
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Each slide takes its title as the Element Label, so the panel lists your videos rather than forty rows called “Video Slider Item”.
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Divi’s own Generate From Video button handles YouTube and Vimeo and stops there. This grabs a real frame from an MP4 and saves it to your Media Library.
The button sits in Divi’s own Elements group, where every other Video Slider setting already lives.
Open a Video Slider module and expand Elements on the Content tab. Bulk Import Videos is the last item in that group.
Your Media Library, a pasted list of URLs, a YouTube playlist, or an import you have already run. Fetch, and everything comes back listed.
Reorder, rename, or drop rows. Choose Append or Replace All, and press Import.
Everything is listed for review before a single slide is created. What it builds are Divi’s own Video Slider Items.
Bulk Import Videos is the last item in the Video Slider’s Elements group. A field on Divi’s module, not a screen of its own.
Pick as many existing videos as you like, or paste a list of URLs one per line. Everything comes back listed with its title and thumbnail.
One link instead of one slide at a time. Every video the feed carries comes back with its title and thumbnail.
Recorded in the Divi Visual Builder against a live YouTube playlist. Not a mockup, and not sped up.
One button in the Video Slider’s Content tab. No second slider to learn, and no migration if you already have sliders built by hand.
Everything it creates is an ordinary Video Slider Item. Deactivate the plugin and the slides stay exactly where they are, still editable in Divi.
| Capability | With StackVane | The Slider Alone |
|---|---|---|
| Add many videos in one action | Yes Three sources, one paste | No One slide at a time |
| Import a whole YouTube playlist | Yes From a single link | No |
| See what will be created before it is | Yes With thumbnails and durations | No |
| Reorder the batch before committing | Yes Drag, or the arrow keys | No Only once every slide exists |
| Rewrite titles on the way in | Yes And tidy them in bulk | No Typed per slide |
| Name each slide in the layers panel | Yes The video title itself | No Forty rows, one label |
| Give a self-hosted MP4 a thumbnail | Yes A real frame, saved once | No YouTube and Vimeo only |
| Catch duplicates | Yes In the batch and the slider | No |
| Reuse a past import elsewhere | Yes Optional history, off by default | No |
Three answers, all checkable in the plugin itself, which ships its readable source.
01 / What it loads
A published page carries not one byte of this plugin. It creates no database tables either: two settings, saved alongside Divi’s own.
02 / What it sends
Nothing is contacted until you paste a URL and ask for it, and what goes out is the video or playlist ID. Nothing about you or your site travels with it.
03 / What it stores
Off by default, so nothing is recorded. Switch it on and a past import can be dropped into another slider without fetching it again.
GPL licensed, with no upsell and no account to create. Take it from wherever you prefer.
WordPress.org
Search for it under Plugins → Add New. Updates arrive like any other plugin’s.
Get It On WordPress.orgThe questions that decide whether this is the right tool, answered before you download it.
No. It extends the Video Slider that Divi 5 already ships. Every slide it creates is an ordinary Video Slider Item.
Nothing to your layouts. The slides are native Divi modules and keep working. You only lose the import button.
No. Free mode reads each video’s public data and needs no setup. A key is optional: it returns a playlist in full rather than roughly its 15 most recent, and adds real durations and view counts.
In Divi’s own Theme Options, as a masked password field. It is never sent to the browser and never appears in your page source.
Yes, once you switch it on. Save Import History sits in Divi › Theme Options, off by default. With it on, the History tab drops a past import into another slider without fetching it again.
Yes, and Divi’s own Generate From Video button cannot. It grabs a frame, saves it to your Media Library, and sets it as the slide’s overlay. Files on your own site only.
No. It needs Divi 5, as either the theme or the Divi Builder plugin. Without it the plugin stays inert and says so.
No. It loads nothing on the front end and nothing in wp-admin. Its code runs only inside the Divi Visual Builder.
Everything else on this page works today. These two do not yet, and neither has a date.
Paste a playlist URL and the slider keeps up with it: a video published to that playlist becomes a slide, without anybody opening the builder.
Append adds only what is new. Replace rebuilds the slider from the playlist each time, so anything you changed by hand does not survive.
Paste a channel URL instead of a playlist link and every upload on it becomes a slide. Only where the videos come from changes.
Useful when the videos you want were never collected into a playlist, which is most channels.
Same GPL licence and the same people. Each one does a single job the builder leaves to you.
Available on Divi Marketplace
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Trace the source of a Divi 5 setting, find local overrides and review where your pages differ from their presets.
See Divi Preset InspectorOne button inside the Video Slider you already use. Paste a list, pick from your Media Library, or drop in a playlist.