Seven animation styles
Basic Cannon, Realistic Cannon, Repeating Cannon, Fireworks, Burst, School Pride, and Falling.
WordPress celebration plugin
Turn important website moments into celebrations
Add customizable confetti to successful orders, forms, campaign pages, buttons, and browser events while retaining control over motion, colors, density, timing, and placement.
Flexible triggers
Use one saved animation across conversion moments
Configure the effect in WordPress, preview it before saving, and trigger it from ordinary content or application events.
WooCommerce success
Enable an automatic celebration on the WooCommerce order-received page.
Shortcodes and buttons
Trigger on page load, when content enters the viewport, or from a generated celebration button.
Form-success triggers
Target configured form and success-message selectors for quote requests and other submission experiences.
Motion and appearance
Control colors, particle count, duration, delay, speed, angle, spread, gravity, drift, scale, origin, and layer position.
Developer controls
Trigger with data attributes, window.wpConfetti, or a custom confetti:celebrate browser event.
Add an effect with a shortcode
Use a basic shortcode, an in-view trigger, or a configurable button.
[confetti]
[confetti onload="false" inview="true"]
[confetti_button text="Celebrate!"]Performance and accessibility
- Animation runtime included locally
- No public runtime CDN dependency
- Reduced-motion support enabled by default
- Live preview in WordPress settings
- WordPress 5.8+ and PHP 7.2+
Questions
WordPress confetti plugin FAQ
What can trigger the confetti effect?
The plugin supports WooCommerce order confirmations, configured form-success selectors, page-load and in-view shortcodes, buttons, HTML data attributes, custom browser events, and a JavaScript API.
Does the plugin load its animation from a CDN?
No. The included canvas-confetti runtime is stored in the plugin, so the public effect does not depend on a third-party CDN.
Does it respect reduced-motion preferences?
Yes. Reduced-motion support is enabled by default and can be controlled in the plugin settings.
What are the current requirements?
The current package requires WordPress 5.8 or newer, PHP 7.2 or newer, and a modern browser with canvas support.