Monoslideshow uses the latest browser technologies to deliver smooth cinematic effects.
Monoslideshow can be used in every size you like. It's suitable for desktops, tablets and phones.
Monoslideshow can display multiple images on one slide. It automatically finds the most optimal layout.
Monoslideshow works in all major browsers.
Whenever a transition feature is not available (WebGL for example), Monoslideshow gracefully degrades to a less advanced alternative.
Monoslideshow has been built from the ground up with mobile devices in mind.
Both iOS tablets and phones are supported.
(And Android will be supported in the future)
Monoslideshow is a single Javascript file and does not depend on jQuery or other libraries. It's only 64Kb when GZipped. It supports images and videos, in as many albums as you like. Monoslideshow reads its contents from an XML file, which contains references to all your visuals. The XML file also contains the design specifications.
Monoslideshow makes use of the latest web technologies. But each browser has different capabilities. That's why Monoslideshow looks at the capabilities of the browser it's running in, and automatically adapts to those. You can even specify a fallback list of transition types. Here's an overview of browser support for the technologies used by Monoslideshow: