Slick

New York, United States

Slick is an open-source jQuery carousel library for creating responsive, touch-enabled, and keyboard-accessible content sliders.

It offers more than 50 configuration options, responsive breakpoint-specific settings, infinite looping, lazy loading, variable-width and vertical layouts, synchronized sliders, and CSS3 transitions.

According to our data, Slick is the 6th most popular JavaScript library on the web.
It has 10.2% of the JavaScript library market share and is detected on 7.5% of all websites.

It is especially popular in Japan, where it appears on 19.1% of all websites, and in India, where it appears on 11.7%.

πŸ’Έ Pricing

Slick is available for free.

Free βœ”οΈ Open source

πŸ“Š Rankings and Market Share

πŸ† Slick Awards

⚑ Sites Using Slick

We have data on 303,498 websites that use the Slick JavaScript library. Here is a list of some of the top ranked ones.

The highest rated site using Slick is instructure.com.

#WebsiteRankCountryLanguage
1 instructure.com #43 United States English
2 discord.com #100 United States English
3 syosetu.com #168 Japan Japanese
4 jra.go.jp #219 Japan Japanese
5 meb.gov.tr #247 Turkey Turkish
6 netkeiba.com #255 Japan Japanese
7 caixa.gov.br #267 Brazil Brazilian Portuguese
8 poste.it #387 Italy Italian
9 ssa.gov #421 United States English
10 vietjack.com #445 Vietnam Vietnamese
11 cmoa.jp #477 Japan Japanese
12 jra.jp #486 Japan Japanese
13 moneycontrol.com #511 India English
14 mundodeportivo.com #540 Spanish
15 eenadu.net #566 India Telugu
16 administracionelectronica.gob.es #623 Spain Spanish
17 nikkansports.com #625 Japan Japanese
18 keirin.jp #673 Japan Japanese
19 carsensor.net #683 Japan Japanese
20 mechacomic.jp #765 Japan Japanese

πŸ“ˆ Usage Statistics

Most of the sites that use Slick:

Most of the sites using Slick are from the United States, Japan, and the United Kingdom.

  • United States 16.5%
  • Japan 14.6%
  • United Kingdom 5.2%
  • Germany 4.6%
  • France 3.8%
  • Russia 3.6%
  • India 3.5%
  • Italy 2.9%
  • Spain 2.8%
  • Other 42.5%

Most Slick users speak English, Japanese, or Spanish.

  • English 45.4%
  • Japanese 13%
  • Spanish 4.8%
  • German 4.7%
  • Russian 4.1%
  • French 4%
  • Portuguese 2.8%
  • Italian 2.3%
  • Korean 2%
  • Other 16.9%

The Slick JavaScript library is especially popular on .com and .org top-level domains.

  • .com 40.8%
  • .org 5.7%
  • .jp 4.2%
  • .de 3.1%
  • .ru 2.7%
  • .co.jp 2.6%
  • .net 2.4%
  • .co.uk 2.1%
  • .com.br 1.7%
  • Other 34.7%

The primary market segments for websites utilizing Slick include business, marketing and merchandising, and online shopping.

  • Business 20.6%
  • Marketing/Merchandising 10.9%
  • Online Shopping 9.2%
  • Education/Reference 7.8%
  • Travel 4.5%
  • Internet Services 4.4%
  • Sports 3.9%
  • Health 3.9%
  • Blogs/Wiki 3.8%
  • Other 31%

πŸ”’ Slick Versions

The most popular version of Slick is 1.8, used by 69.4% of sites where versions were detected. In addition, 16.2% of sites use Slick 1.9, and 11.9% use Slick 1.6.

  • 1.8 69.4%
  • 1.9 16.2%
  • 1.6 11.9%
  • 1.5 5.3%
  • 1.4 0.6%
  • 1.7 0.5%
  • 1.3 0.4%
  • 1 0.1%
  • 2 0.07%
  • 1.2 0.01%

πŸ•΅οΈ Similar Technologies

These are some of the best Slick alternatives.

RankName
1
Swiper
Weston, Florida, United States

A modern touch slider library for building responsive sliders and carousels with hardware-accelerated transitions.

FreeOpen source
7
Flickity
Alexandria, Virginia, United States

A touch-friendly, responsive library for creating carousels, galleries and sliders.

FreeOpen source$25+
8
Splide
Japan

A lightweight, accessible slider and carousel library written in TypeScript.

FreeOpen source$10+/month
12
Tiny Slider

An open-source vanilla JavaScript slider library for creating responsive carousels and galleries without external dependencies, inspired by Owl Carousel.

FreeOpen source
12
Fancyapps
Ogre, Latvia

A commercial JavaScript UI component library for creating lightboxes, carousels, and interactive image viewers.

€29+

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πŸ’¬ Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Slick from?

Slick is from New York, United States.

Is Slick free?

Yes, it is a free JavaScript library.
It is also an open-source solution, and its code is available on GitHub.

Which country uses Slick the most?

The majority of Slick users are from the United States.

Who uses Slick?

According to our data, Slick is used on thousands of sites, including such established ones as instructure.com, discord.com, and syosetu.com.

Is Slick used on government websites?

Yes, for example, it is used by meb.gov.tr, caixa.gov.br, and ssa.gov. In total, we found Slick on 220 government sites in the United States.

Do academic institutions use Slick?

Yes, quite a few! Overall, we know of 736 academic websites in the United States that use Slick.

How does Slick stack up against its competitors?

Slick is a very popular JavaScript library, second only to 5 other JavaScript libraries we track.

What are the alternatives to Slick?

Alternatives and possible competitors to Slick may include Swiper, Flickity, and Splide.

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