Author Profile Blocks

Gutenberg blocks for displaying WordPress user profiles. Show individual authors, team grids, carousels, and lists with social links. Free on WordPress.org.

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Author & Team Profiles for Gutenberg

Author Profile Blocks gives you four Gutenberg blocks for displaying WordPress users as author profiles, team grids, carousels, and lists. Each block pulls from WordPress user data — name, bio, avatar, role — and can be extended with social links and custom fields. A straightforward solution for agency websites, blogs with multiple contributors, or any site that needs a team page.

Key Features

  • Four blocks: Profile, Grid, Carousel, List
  • Shows name, bio, avatar, role from WordPress user data
  • Social media links (Twitter, LinkedIn, GitHub, and more)
  • Filter by user role — show only Authors, Editors, or custom roles

Block Types

Four ways to display your team or authors

Author Profile

Single author card with photo, bio, and social links

Author Grid

Responsive grid of multiple authors

Author Carousel

Swipeable carousel of author cards

Options

Customise what data is shown

Role Filter

Show authors by WordPress user role

Social Links

Display social media profiles from user meta

Custom Fields

Add extra data fields to profiles

Responsive

Works on all screen sizes

WordPress 6.0+ PHP 7.4+ Block editor required

Quick Installation

Up and running in under two minutes

1

Download from WordPress.org

Search "Author Profile Blocks" in the plugin directory or upload the zip directly.

Plugins → Add New → Search "Author Profile Blocks"
2

Activate the Plugin

Activate from your Plugins screen. The four blocks are available in the block editor immediately.

Plugins → Installed Plugins → Activate
3

Add to Your Page

Open any page or post in the block editor. Search for "Author" in the block inserter to find all four blocks.

Block Editor → Add Block (+) → Author Profile
In Action

See It in Action

Real screenshots from the official WordPress.org plugin page.

Author Profile block in the Gutenberg editor — content elements panel open.
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Author Profile block in the Gutenberg editor — content elements panel open.

See how Author Profile Blocks looks and works right inside WordPress. Every detail is designed for a smooth, intuitive experience.

Screenshot 1 of 5 from WordPress.org
Style tab — avatar shape, typography controls, colors, and layout presets.
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Style tab — avatar shape, typography controls, colors, and layout presets.

See how Author Profile Blocks looks and works right inside WordPress. Every detail is designed for a smooth, intuitive experience.

Screenshot 2 of 5 from WordPress.org
Author Grid block — multiple authors displayed in responsive 3-column card layout.
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Author Grid block — multiple authors displayed in responsive 3-column card layout.

See how Author Profile Blocks looks and works right inside WordPress. Every detail is designed for a smooth, intuitive experience.

Screenshot 3 of 5 from WordPress.org
Author Carousel block — sliding author cards with the modern-cards preset active.
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Author Carousel block — sliding author cards with the modern-cards preset active.

See how Author Profile Blocks looks and works right inside WordPress. Every detail is designed for a smooth, intuitive experience.

Screenshot 4 of 5 from WordPress.org
Author List block — detailed display style with two-column image and bio layout.
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Author List block — detailed display style with two-column image and bio layout.

See how Author Profile Blocks looks and works right inside WordPress. Every detail is designed for a smooth, intuitive experience.

Screenshot 5 of 5 from WordPress.org

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about this plugin

No. Author Profile Blocks is a standard Gutenberg plugin and works with any WordPress theme that supports the block editor, including Twenty Twenty-Four, Kadence, Astra, GeneratePress, and any other modern theme.

From standard WordPress user profiles. Name, bio, and avatar come from native WordPress user fields. Social media links are stored in user meta and can be added from the WordPress Users screen.

Yes. You can include any registered WordPress user regardless of how many posts they have published. This is useful for team pages where some members may only have administrator or editor roles.

No. Author Profile Blocks uses the WordPress block editor (Gutenberg). It is not compatible with the Classic Editor plugin or page builders like Divi or Elementor.