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Some shoppers know exactly what they want but not what it is called. AI Image Search lets them search your WooCommerce store with a photo. They upload or drag an image, and the plugin shows matching products from your catalog in seconds.
It works with the products you already have. There is no product indexing, no separate database and no coding. Install it, add your Google Cloud Vision API key, and image search is live.
Setup takes a few minutes: install the plugin, create a Google Cloud Vision API key, and paste it into the settings.
You use your own Google Cloud Vision API key, so Google bills image analysis to your Google Cloud account. At the time of writing, Google includes the first 1,000 images per month free, then charges about $1.50 per 1,000 images for label detection. A store with 5,000 image searches a month would pay around $6 a month to Google. Check Google’s current Cloud Vision pricing before you start.
Tip: Products with clear titles, tags and descriptions get the best matches, because image search uses the same product details as your store’s text search.
When shoppers cannot describe a product, they often leave. Image search gives them another way in: show a picture, find the product, add it to the cart.
Add image search to your WooCommerce store today. Try the live demo, and you are covered by Woo’s 30-day money-back guarantee.
The shopper uploads a photo. Google Cloud Vision detects what it shows (for example “Shoe”, “Sneakers”, “Chair”), and the plugin searches your product titles and descriptions for those terms. Matching products appear with image, price and an Add to cart button.
No. There is no indexing and no separate database. The plugin searches your existing WooCommerce products, so new products are searchable as soon as you publish them.
Yes. You need your own Google Cloud Vision API key and Project ID. The settings page includes a step-by-step setup guide, and it takes a few minutes.
Google bills image analysis to your own Google Cloud account. At the time of writing, the first 1,000 images per month are free, and after that it costs about $1.50 per 1,000 images. Check Google’s Cloud Vision pricing page for current rates.
JPG, JPEG, PNG, GIF and WebP by default. BMP and TIFF can be enabled. You choose the allowed types and the maximum file size (1–100 MB) in the settings.
No. Images are validated and sent to Google Cloud Vision for analysis. They are not saved to your media library.
No. The search runs through AJAX after the shopper clicks “Search with AI”, so your pages load as normal.
Add the [ai_image_search] shortcode to any page or post, for example a “Search by Image” page in your menu.
Use clear, descriptive product titles and descriptions, such as “White leather running sneakers” instead of “Style 204”. The plugin matches the AI’s description of the photo against these words.
Yes. The upload area and results grid are responsive, so shoppers can search with photos and screenshots from their phone.
You can set the number of results from 1 to 50 in the settings.
Yes. You can change the form title, upload instructions, button text and text filter placeholder in the settings.
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