Magento – The best Magento Extensions

Here are some of the best Magento extensions that I’ve come across.

  • Magento Live Chat

    This free module will provide LiveChat support in Magento.

  • Fontis WYSIWYG Editor

    This extension gives you the option to enable a JavaScript WYSIWYG editor to specified admin pages. Currently available editors are: TinyMCE and FCKeditor.

  • Lazzymonks Twitter

    Displays Twitter updates in the menu and allows updates from within the admin panel.

  • Events Calendar

    With this extension, you can display an events calendar on your website. Events are stored in the database. You can also display the upcoming list of events quickly by calling a block in your template.

  • Blog

    Full featured blog extension for Magento.

  • Raffle

    This module gives you basic functionality to run your own raffles.

  • Customer Groups Configurable Catalog

    This extension enables you to hide categories and products from customers depending on the customer group.

  • Exploded Menu

    Replaces the standard single column drop down with a multi-column dropdown featuring 2nd and 3rd level menu items.

  • Velite Magento Superstage

    Functionality, intuitive interaction and product presentation with really high detailed images are the main features.

  • Magento EasyLightbox

    This small extension will help to install Lightbox widget. Installation and configuration will take approximately 5 minutes. No files are replaced and no codding experience needed to install!

  • Magento Exploded Menu

    Replaces the standard Magento menu with a multi-column drop down menu system.

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12 Responses to “Magento – The best Magento Extensions”

  1. Daniel Z

    we need more posts like this! magento’s search feature is horrible! i cant find anything in that clutter of extensions.

    i should also mention the best magento extensions are the ones you have to pay for. and they are worth every penny because most come with support straight from the programmers of the extension themselves.

    i dont mind forking over 70 bux for an extension and help out the little guys!

  2. Lloyd Hazlett

    Thanks for the mention! Check the Fontis WYSIWYG extension page on our site for more info and updates, this is kept more up-to-date than the Connect listing.

  3. Brandon Corbin

    Richard, thanks for putting this together, it was extremely helpful! I agree with Daniel that Magento needs to start looking at building their own search and stop relying on Googles search everything method.

  4. Jamie

    Thanks for the list, its really good.

    Check out Royal Mail Shipping Options UK I found that extension very useful.

  5. Magento Designer

    Good collection of Magento extensions thank you for sharing with us. keep writing.

  6. rick oconnor

    Yeah, we feel your search pain too. We’re actually working on a new search module for Magento that should be released here in the next few months. It will allow for matching based upon titles, is 100X more relevant to the phrase being used, and more. Stay tuned

  7. Scalesmart

    I like the look of the exploded menu add on in the default theme, we use Modern so would have to see what it turns out like.

    The wysiwyg editor is really handy for making the product features nice, it gets a bit text saturated with no nice way to break it up. The ability to quickly format the text is very good.

    I might also try out the live chat function as well, although i’d want to know if its worth it within our niche, it looks nbad if we cant talk to the customer straight away, and that may be the case sometimes.

    Thanks for the list!

  8. Sweeper

    Thank you for this list. We are using most of them.

  9. Bill Thomas

    I like the extensions at this site:

    http://www.temgra.com

    For configurable products when you want the images to change with different options, this is a great extension:

    http://www.temgra.com/index.php/magento-extensions/color-custom-option-magento-extension.html

  10. Richard

    @Jamie, Thanks!

  11. Richard

    @Sweeper, Thanks!

  12. Richard

    @Bill, Thanks for sharing that!

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