ShopziCurious Image Slider

Develop by Shopify

$8.9

/ Month

7 Days Free Trial

"Showcase products visually with intuitive, responsive image sliders."

Mobile-friendly design

Easy one-click install

Theme matching

Supports all media

Clean image slider

Interactive carousel

Arrow or swipe navigation

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About ShopziCurious Image Slider

Launched Jul 27, 2025

Built by Shopify

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217 S B ST STE 1, San Mateo, CA, 94401, US

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Description

Show multiple product images in a slider on collection pages for easy product viewing.

Display multiple product images in a clean slider on collection and product detail pages. Let customers view different angles or variants without extra clicks. The app adds an interactive carousel to product cards and detail views, making browsing more visual and efficient. It's responsive, easy to install, and requires no coding. Ideal for stores that rely on visuals to showcase their products.

Show multiple product images on collection pages
Add image slider to product detail pages & Mobile-friendly and responsive design
Easy one-click install, no coding needed & Seamlessly matches your store’s theme
Navigate images with arrows or swipe
Supports all product media types

Pros

Easy to install with one-click, no coding required.
Responsive and mobile-friendly design.
Enhances visual browsing experience by displaying multiple product images.
Supports all product media types, allowing for versatile showcases.
Seamlessly integrates with store themes, maintaining a consistent look.
Allows customers to view different angles or variants without extra clicks.
Navigation is straightforward with arrows or swipe functionality.

Cons

May not offer advanced customization options for unique store needs.
Limited to stores that primarily rely on visuals, less useful for text-centric products.
Potential performance issues with stores having a large number of images or heavy traffic.