Hero Link ‑ Click Image Banner

Develop by Shopify

$4.99

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"Boost conversions with engaging, clickable banners for your Shopify store."

Real-time analytics

A/b testing

Clickable image banners

About Hero Link ‑ Click Image Banner

Launched Jul 10, 2025

Built by Shopify

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345 7th Ave, 1400, New York, NY, 10001, US

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Description

Add a clickable banner on any page in your store. Track your views, clicks and CTR & A/B test images

HeroLink is the easy way to drop eye-catching, clickable banners into your Shopify store and turn every visitor into a hero of your brand story. In minutes, you can upload an image, point it to any link, and watch conversions climb while our built-in A/B testing and real-time analytics reveal exactly which visuals and messages resonate. No code, no guesswork - just a sleek, data-driven banner tool that helps you track view, clicks, and CTR.

Launch a new banner in under 2 minutes - just upload an image and choose a link
HeroLink embeds perfectly-sized banners scross your storefront without code
Upload separate images for mobile and desktop, with separate aspect ratios
Tack real-time views, clicks and CTR with built-in analytics
A/B test images and links to optimize your campaigns and only keep the winner

Pros

Easy to set up - launch a banner in under 2 minutes without needing any coding skills.
Eye-catching, clickable banners can boost conversions by engaging visitors.
Ability to upload separate images for mobile and desktop, optimizing for different devices.
Real-time analytics for views, clicks, and CTR helps track performance and optimize banners.
A/B testing feature allows for experimentation and helps identify the most effective visuals and messages.
No guesswork involved due to data-driven insights provided by the app.

Cons

Limited to Shopify store usage, restricting broader e-commerce platform application.
Heavily reliant on user-provided images, which might require additional design resources.
Effectiveness could vary based on the quality of images and links provided by the user.