ImgAff – Shoppable Images for Affiliate Publishers
ImgAff adds shoppable product choices to relevant images in your WordPress posts. You choose the supported affiliate product feeds and tracked links ImgAff can use. The service reads an image’s description and nearby context, looks for sufficiently relevant products in those feeds, and shows nothing when it cannot find a strong match.
ImgAff does not take a percentage of your affiliate commissions; those remain between you and your affiliate partners. It is built for affiliate publishers with image-rich posts and product feeds they are allowed to use.
Overlays can use product thumbnails or breadcrumb pills, with optional prices when the feed supplies them. Settings control placement, presentation, product count, highlight color, and the minimum image size.
How it works
- Create a publisher account at app.imgaff.com and verify the WordPress site you control.
- Connect a supported affiliate product feed containing your tracked links.
- Paste the API key from the portal into Settings → ImgAff.
- Visit a post with eligible images and check the portal for real matching activity.
This plugin is the WordPress client for the ImgAff service. ImgAff is currently free in beta; there is no self-serve paid plan to select today.
Features
- Shoppable product overlays using products and tracked links from feeds you choose
- Uses the images already in your posts — no shortcodes, no blocks to place
- Configurable position, colors, product count, and minimum image size
- Skips logos, avatars, and any image you tag
no-affiliate - Option to hide overlays from logged-in users while you edit
- Nothing is injected until you save an API key
- No sufficiently relevant product match means no overlay
External services
This plugin connects to the ImgAff service, which is required for its functionality:
- It loads the ImgAff widget script from
https://cdn.imgaff.com/imgaff.min.json your site’s front-end pages. - The widget sends image metadata from visited pages to
https://api.imgaff.comto find matching products, and reports anonymous interaction events (views/clicks) for your analytics dashboard.
No visitor accounts, emails, or profiles are collected, and the widget sets no cookies. It writes browser storage for the site owner only, never for ordinary visitors: a localStorage flag named imgaff_me, written when you open one of your own pages with ?imgaff_me=1, so your own visits stay out of your statistics (?imgaff_me=0 clears it); and a per-tab sessionStorage token while you have the debug view open. Service provider: ImgAff — see the terms of service and privacy policy.
