Reviews: Image Mapper ‑ Shoppable Image

Customer reviews: Image Mapper ‑ Shoppable Image

Reviews (11)

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What Merchants Think

Merchants generally find "Image Mapper ‑ Shoppable Image" to be a useful app that meets their needs for creating interactive and shoppable image maps. While there are some technical challenges and a learning curve, users appreciate the functionality it provides once properly configured. The app is seen as particularly beneficial for mobile-focused e-commerce experiences.

Key Strengths

Highly interactive and perfect for creating shoppable images.
Easy-to-use interface with minimal programming required.
Responsive customer support, particularly from Luke.
Excellent solution for making technical products easier to purchase.

Common Concerns

Glitchy performance with slow loading hotspots and heavy caching issues.
Initial unresponsiveness from customer support through standard channels.
Customization limitations, such as issues with size and layout adjustments.
Some merchants experienced products not appearing properly in the cart.

Final Thoughts

The overall reception of "Image Mapper ‑ Shoppable Image" is positive among users who can leverage its capabilities. Despite some technical setbacks, merchants find it valuable, especially for mobile shopping experiences. The responsive support and potential for creating immersive shopping interfaces make it a promising tool for interested Shopify store owners.

ULI Form

Nov 26, 2020 on Shopify

very nice concept, but not our of the box. heavy JS Caching Problems. As result: unconfigurable while operrating phases. New feature "disable_caching=1" wasnt sucessful.

Flood Tide Co.

Jul 27, 2020 on Shopify

The app does what it says, albeit poorly. The customization is low and it's almost impossible to fully create exactly what you want. For example, we need an image mapped that we don't want to display at full size: Adjusting html to scale down % width and add "display:block; margin:0 auto;" for centering the image in the page works in preview but the moment you save your page, it auto-scales the image back to the full page width. It seems absurd that you'd have to do this outside of the app anyways as it's one of the many function that should just be "simple".