From installation to diagnosis: set the tag, adapt the notice text, cover the special cases and find out why a notice is missing when in doubt.
Shopware 6.7 with Storefront, PHP 8.2 or newer. No theme build is required; installation runs by upload in the admin without SSH.
Upload the ZIP in the admin under Extensions, My Extensions, Upload extension, then install and activate it.
Afterwards enter the licence key in the General section. Without a valid key the remaining settings stay hidden and no notice appears in the shop.
First: open the image in the media manager and set the tag. The default is "KI".
Second: nothing. The image carries the notice wherever it is output in the shop.
In the General section you decide which tag counts as the label. The picker lists every tag present in the media manager, with a search field.
If the tag you want does not exist yet, it can be entered as free text. It takes effect as soon as it is set on an image in the media manager.
The text lives as a snippet named stawKiImageBadge.label. The defaults are "KI generiert" in German and "AI generated" in English.
Changes are possible in two places: under Settings, Snippets per language, or directly in the plugin through its own text field. The entry in the plugin takes precedence.
Covered without further action are product listings, detail pages, galleries, sliders, product sliders and image elements in shopping experiences. All of these output paths run through the central Shopware image output.
Two special cases have their own switches. The first covers images sitting as raw HTML in a product description or a text element; they are matched by filename. The second is a safety net for images a theme outputs itself, for example from a custom field on a category.
The notice is aligned to the image, not to the surrounding box. The offset between the two is measured and subtracted, border widths included. Notices on images side by side therefore sit at the same height.
Repositioning happens when the image loads, when the window is resized, and when the image itself changes size where the browser provides a resize observer.
If several images share one container, each gets its own notice.
The notice can be switched on or off separately per sales channel. That is useful when you run several brands and do not want to handle labelling the same way everywhere.
The diagnosis takes the channel selected above into account, so it checks exactly the combination you are looking at.
The check button answers the most common questions in one go: does the tag exist at all, how many images carry it, is the notice effective in the selected sales channel, has the configuration ever been saved.
On top come up to five example files and a list of similarly spelled tags with image counts. That immediately reveals cases where the tag in the media manager reads "KI-generiert" instead of "KI".
Since version 1.1.0 the diagnosis also states the licence status in plain words.
The check is deliberately strict: without a valid, active key matching the domain, no notice appears in the shop. This rules out an expired licence quietly continuing to work.
If the licence server is unreachable, a grace period of three days from the last valid check applies. The result is cached for six hours, so no network call happens per page view.
Questions and requests come straight to us - support is from the developer, not from a queue. You can also request a feature through the Plugin Suite in the admin.
All prices net, plus VAT.
You buy the licence directly from us and receive an invoice from us. Installation by upload in the admin without SSH, updates through our licence platform, support straight from the developer.
The plugin will be listed in the official Shopware Community Store. Installation and automatic updates then run through the plugin manager in the backend, billing through your Shopware account. We will link it here as soon as it is available.