Script Wizard ‑ Insert My Code

Develop by Shopify

Free plan available

Easily add scripts to Shopify, no coding needed, optimize effortlessly.

No coding needed

Manage from dashboard

Add custom scripts

Insert tracking pixels

Enable/disable scripts

About Script Wizard ‑ Insert My Code

Launched May 06, 2025

Built by Shopify

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Leona Czarlińskiego 19, Torun, 87-100, PL

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Description

Easily add custom scripts to your store. Enhance your shop’s functionality in seconds.

Hey! Jeff here, solo developer of this app and an ex-Shopify employee. Script Wizard lets you quickly add custom scripts to your Shopify store without editing theme code. It streamlines inserting tracking pixels, custom JavaScript, or third-party integrations to optimize marketing, analytics, and store functionality. No coding expertise required—save time, reduce errors, and keep your store running smoothly going into BFCM. Let me know if you have any questions, happy to help anytime!

Add custom scripts to your store without editing theme code
Insert tracking pixels, analytics, or third-party code in a few clicks
Enable or disable scripts instantly to optimize your store
Manage all custom code from one simple dashboard

Pros

Easy to use without requiring coding expertise.
Allows insertion of tracking pixels, custom JavaScript, or third-party integrations efficiently.
Streamlines marketing, analytics, and store functionality optimization.
Saves time and reduces the likelihood of errors associated with manual coding.
Enables or disables scripts instantly for store optimization.
Provides a centralized dashboard for managing all custom scripts.

Cons

Potential for added scripts to conflict with existing store code or third-party apps.
Limited to functionality outlined and might not support all custom script needs.
Some users might require more advanced features that are not currently available.
Dependence on the app may prevent learning opportunities in coding and script handling.