The Best Photo and Video Review Apps for Shopify (2026)

How these picks were chosen

These apps are ranked on one job: how well they collect and display photo and video reviews, and where video sits in the pricing. Visual proof converts harder than text, so the questions that matter are whether video is included or gated behind a higher tier, whether the galleries are well made, and what the first dollar buys. Ratings and review counts are from each app Shopify App Store listing, checked in September 2026.

The tension runs through every classic pick: the apps built around visual galleries render reviews through JavaScript widgets, which is less crawlable than plain markup, while the plainer apps tend to be the more search-friendly. Where an app gates video above its entry tier, the entry below says so plainly. The new question is what happens after the photo is posted: whether the review, and the words around it, bring the next buyer to the page.

BeyondReviews, the new way: photo and video that also grow traffic

BeyondReviews does the visual job on every plan, free included: photo and video reviews, every widget, and Google stars through Review and Product schema. Photo and video reviews always wait for a human before they publish, so nothing goes on your product page that you have not seen.

Then it puts the reviews to work. A photo shows the shopper already on the page what the product looks like; the words beside it are what bring the next one in. Chorus counts the phrases your customers repeat on each product (a phrase counts once three customers use it), the reply desk drafts an answer to every review in your voice and works one of those phrases in where it fits, and the phrases you approve are printed into the product page’s own HTML, where Google and AI answer engines read them. Reviews from your current app import at setup and count toward your rating from day one.

• Free up to 100 orders a month, photo and video included, no card; Chorus from $29 a month
• Photo and video on every plan, with every widget and Google stars
• Reviews, replies and approved phrases written into the page HTML
• Best forstores that want visual reviews that display well and also grow their traffic

Loox, good for photo and video reviews

Loox is the visual choice: photo and video galleries are the centre of the product, with good, well-made galleries for storefronts that sell on how a product looks on a real customer. Photo reviews are included on every tier, and it has a loyal following among fashion and beauty brands.

The trade-off is where video sits. Loox is free up to 500 orders, then $49.99 a month on Convert, which is where video reviews begin. Its widget-rendered text is also less crawlable than plain markup, so weigh it against how much your brand lives on visual proof.

• Free up to 500 orders (Free plan), then $49.99 a month (Convert)
• Photo on all tiers, video from $49.99
• 4.9 stars across 9,663 App Store reviews
• Best forvisual brands in fashion and beauty that live on photo reviews

Okendo, good photo and video for funded DTC

Okendo is the premium option when visual reviews are part of a wider first-party data play. Photo and video are included, the widgets are well made and on-brand, and they sit alongside quizzes, surveys, and customer profiles. It has a free tier up to 50 orders a month, then starts at $19 a month and moves to quote-based pricing at scale.

For a smaller store this is more platform than the visual-review job needs. For a funded brand that will use the customer data underneath the galleries, it is a sound choice.

• Free up to 50 orders a month, paid from $19 a month, quote-based at scale
• Photo and video included, widget-rendered
• 4.8 stars across 1,427 App Store reviews
• Best forfunded DTC brands wanting premium visual UX and customer data

Junip, good visual reviews on a free tier

Junip is the lean, fast, mobile-first option that includes photo and video and keeps a free tier that is not capped on orders. Its mobile-first submission forms make it easy for customers to upload media from a phone, which is where most visual reviews are actually captured. Paid plans start at $29 a month for Core.

The galleries are clean rather than maximalist, so if you want elaborate visual storytelling, Loox goes further. For modern visual reviews on an uncapped free tier, Junip is a sound choice.

• Free tier, uncapped on orders (widget-gated), paid from $29 a month
• Photo and video included, lightweight widgets
• 4.8 stars across 1,155 App Store reviews
• Best forDTC brands wanting fast visual widgets and a free tier

Fera, good photo and video on a budget

Fera includes photo and video reviews from $9 a month, with a flexible, customisable widget and a social-proof angle. For a small store that wants paid visual reviews at a low monthly cost, it is the value option.

The trade-offs: there is no free plan, only a 60-day trial, and the galleries are simpler than Loox or Okendo. You are trading some visual finish for a lower monthly cost.

• No free plan (60-day free trial), from $9 a month
• Photo and video included, widget-rendered
• 4.8 stars across 2,027 App Store reviews
• Best forsmall stores that want low-cost visual reviews and customisation

Judge.me, good free photo and video

Judge.me puts photo and video reviews on its free plan, with unlimited reviews and requests, then a flat $15 a month with no volume caps. The galleries are plainer than Loox, and it is a search-friendly classic app thanks to server-readable review markup and JSON-LD.

If you want the classic job, visual reviews collected and shown without paying, it is a solid, low-cost choice. If gallery design is the goal, the visual apps go further.

• Free planphoto and video included, unlimited reviews and requests
• PriceFrom $15 a month, flat, no volume caps
• 5.0 stars across 47,402 App Store reviews
• Best forstores that want free, search-friendly photo and video reviews

Reviews.io, good for company and product media together

Reviews.io collects photo and video on both product and company reviews, from a licensed Google reviews partner, which suits brands that care about reputation as much as on-product proof. It has a free tier of 25 review invites a month, then starts at $19 a month, with email and SMS requests to chase media.

Its App Store review base is smaller, and its visual widgets are widget-rendered like the rest. Choose it when you want one tool covering company reputation and product media.

• Free tier of 25 review invites a month, paid from $19 a month
• Photo and video on product and company reviews
• 4.7 stars across 763 App Store reviews
• Best forbrands that want company reputation and product media in one tool

Which photo and video review app should you choose?

Start with what you want the photos to do. For visual reviews that display well and also grow your traffic, choose BeyondReviews: photo and video on every plan including free, every review answered in your voice, and the phrases your customers repeat printed where Google and AI answers read them, with nothing published until you approve it.

If you want the classic approach with a different emphasis: Loox if visual proof is the brand and you can fund video at $49.99, Okendo if you want media inside a wider data platform, Junip for a fast free tier, Fera at $9 a month if price is the constraint, Judge.me for free photo and video with crawlable markup, and Reviews.io if company and product reputation matter together. Each collects and displays visual reviews well. Turning the words around those photos into search traffic is the newer job BeyondReviews is built for.

Frequently asked questions