The Best Magento 2 Extensions for Your Online Store in 2025

There are lots of Magento extensions – LOTS.

So which ones do we really need to have for success? Do you know?

Well, that’s the question you must be asking yourself if you use this CMS since it’s sometimes hard to tell if you’re making the right call with so many options available.

Which brings us to today’s post. We’ve made a selection of, in our view, the best Magento extensions for e‑commerce (both free and paid).

Get ready to take your store to a whole new level.

16 Magento 2 extensions that will improve your shop’s conversion rate

Let’s start with a recommendation.

As we’ve said, there are plenty of extensions to choose from and it’s rather tempting to get lost testing different functionalities they offer. But that’ll just end up costing you both time and money.

That’s why you should examine the needs of your store right now and choose the extensions accordingly.

And you can always install more as new problems pop up.

That said, let’s go over the extensions we’ve selected for you to get started with today.

1. Firebear Studio

If you manage a serious catalog or complex data flows, you almost need an enhanced import/export tool in 2025.

The Improved Import & Export extension by Firebear Studio is still one of the most robust solutions out there for Magento 2 / Adobe Commerce. It lets you:

• Import and export almost any Magento entity (products, categories, prices, customers, orders, CMS pages, cart price rules, etc.).
• Use all popular file types (CSV, XML, JSON, XLSX) and multiple data sources (SFTP, URLs, Google Sheets, APIs, etc.).
• Set up cron-based automated jobs, so catalog updates and integrations run on autopilot.
• Map attributes on import/export so your feeds and external systems stay clean and consistent.

Whether you’re migrating, syncing with an ERP/PIM, or just tired of Magento’s basic import, this is a huge time-saver.

2. Bolt        

Abandoned carts are still one of the biggest enemies of e-commerce in 2025 — and checkout friction is a major culprit.

Bolt Checkout integrates with Magento 2 and replaces your standard checkout with an optimized, mobile-friendly, one-page flow. This extension gives you a hand by:

• Simplifying the process as much as possible.
• Having a phone-only version.
• Allowing you to add discounts (which can help you improve cross-selling).

The thing is, the checkout process must be quick while also making the client feel confident.

3. Abandoned Cart Email

Let’s keep it rolling with the abandoned carts.

Besides having a simple checkout, when someone leaves an abandoned cart, we must send them an email reminder to complete their unfinished purchase.

This extension is perfect for that because, among other features, it allows you to:

• Schedule and send reminders to finish the purchase.
• Keep track of abandoned carts.
• Create automated offers to encourage users to buy.

Some users have even reported cutting the number of abandoned carts in half thanks to this extension.

4. Product Labels

How can you highlight the products you have on sale to catch a user’s attention? One very effective way is by slapping a flashy label with a fancy design across the picture.

That’s precisely what this extension does for you. And it’s not just useful for promoting certain products – it also highlights their features and advantages.

For example, as you can see in the image, you can insert a label highlighting contactless delivery or totally safe packaging.

5. MageMob Admin

You’re not always at your desk, but your store never sleeps.

MageMob Admin gives you a mobile app (iOS/Android) to monitor and manage key parts of your Magento 2 backend on the go.

From your phone or tablet, you can:

• View new orders and order details
• Check product information and stock
• See customer details and basic reports
• Get real-time notifications

It’s not a full backend replacement, but it’s perfect for keeping a pulse on your store and reacting quickly when you’re away from your laptop.

6. Delivery Date Scheduler for Magento 2

If you make things easy for your customers, their shopping experience will improve – as will the chances of your shop being the one they return to.

Allowing your customers to choose when and where they’d like to receive their order is a good way to do it. This is quite the add-on, especially for those who spend the majority of their day outside their home.

And that’s what Delivery Date Scheduler brings to the table.

7. Order Tracking

People love tracking their orders — it’s one of the most opened types of messages in e-commerce.

An Order Tracking extension that lets customers check their order status without logging in removes a ton of friction and support load.

Extensions from Meetanshi, Landofcoder, Plumrocket, and others usually let you:

• Provide a “Track my order” page where users enter order ID + email/phone.
• Show real-time status updates and shipping info.
• Link the tracking page from the header/footer and order emails.

This small UX detail builds trust and keeps people from hammering your support inbox.

8. Doofinder Site Search

Search users are often your hottest buyers. If your store’s default search is weak, you’re literally hiding products from the people most likely to buy them.

Doofinder is a smart on-site search engine with an official Magento 2 extension, actively maintained and widely used in 2025.

It gives you:

• Results as you type with autocomplete and instant suggestions
• AI-driven relevance and ranking that improves based on user behavior
• Synonyms, typo tolerance, and multi-language support (40+ languages)
• Product recommendations and even quiz-like guided search flows on higher plans
• Built-in promotional banners inside search results (perfect for pushing campaigns or high-margin products)
• A free trial and even a freemium plan for smaller stores

Think of it as adding a smart salesperson to every page of your store. For many shops, upgrading search alone can drive double-digit increases in conversion rate from searchers.

9. Mega Menu

If you have lots of categories and subcategories, your main menu can quickly become a disaster.

A Mega Menu extension lets you turn your navigation into a clean, visual, structured experience – without touching code. Solutions like Amasty Mega Menu, Magezon Ninja Menus, Landofcoder Mega Menu Pro, or WeltPixel’s Mega Menu give you:

• Drag-and-drop menu builders
• Horizontal, vertical, and mobile-friendly layouts
• The ability to add images, icons, and static blocks to menus
• Deep multi-level category structures that are still easy to explore

That means you don’t need to be tech-savvy to improve your store’s navigability and, therefore, the user experience.

10. LiveChat

A chat tool is always a powerful tool for an e‑commerce shop. Apart from improving the quality of your customer service, it allows you to resolve sales objections, which, in turn, means more conversions and customer loyalty.

Although the extension itself is free, the LiveChat license is a paid option.

11. Reward Points

How can you get your clients to shop from you again and again?

A loyalty program is always a good option.

You’ll typically award points to your clients based on how much they spend. These points can then be used in exchange for a discount on future purchases.

Don’t forget that it’s always easier to get users to buy from you again than to find new first-time customers. Remember, loyalty is just a synonym for more profits. 😉

12. Newsletter Popup

Even if you still haven’t implemented it into your e‑commerce, you’ve certainly seen it in other shops.

Pop-ups are those messages that appear after you’ve spent a certain amount of time on the page, and they usually offer you something in exchange for signing up – that something being a lead magnet. 

This extension allows you to:

• Create customized pop-ups for every page.
• Get pop-ups to appear in different moments.
• Use a variety of templates.
• View conversion reports.

Newsletter Popup will prove really useful to get your first subscribers – and if you also check out this guide on email marketing for eCommerce, all the better.

13. Banner Slider

Is there a certain promotion you want all your clients to know about?

Maybe a new item you’ve recently added to you catalog?

If that’s the case, it’d be useful to insert a big banner to let users know about it right after they land on your website.

With this free extension, you’ll be able to add both sliders and static banners.

It also features some interesting functionality, such as the power to choose the devices where they should and shouldn’t be shown (for example, it’s not advisable to include sliders on the mobile version since they would hinder navigation and slow down the load speed).

14. Fooman Email Attachments

How many emails have you received from clients asking you for a receipt from their last purchase (even when they could download it themselves from their account)?

That’s what Email Attachments is here for.

This extension automatically sends customers an email with the receipt after finishing their purchase.

Easier for them – and for you too. 😉

15. Social Login & Share

Another extension that can come in handy to reduce the number of abandoned carts.

We said above that overcomplicated checkouts can partly account for this issue (for example, forcing users to register to complete a purchase).

Well, this extension provides you with a happy medium that serves as a solution. 😉

It allows your clients to register with a single click using one of their social media profiles. This brings about fewer conflicts and abandoned carts.

It also allows users share your products and blog content on their social media.

16. Google Tag Manager

To wrap things up, here’s an extension for web analytics (which, as you know, are essential to improving your sales strategy).

Tag Manager is a tool from Google that allows you to connect all your analytics tools without modifying a single code line. It includes:

• Google Analytics.
• Google Ads (formerly “Google AdWords”).
• Facebook Ads pixel.

We have an extensive tutorial about using this tool here.

Got a better idea of the best Magento extensions for your e‑commerce now?

To recap, these extensions help you:

• Improve customer experience
  (search, navigation, chat, delivery dates, tracking)
• Increase conversions and average order value
  (checkout, abandoned cart recovery, labels, loyalty, social login)
• Understand and optimize performance
  (GTM/GA4, banner stats, email engagement, import/export data quality)

The next step is simple:

1. Look at where you’re leaking the most revenue (analytics + common sense).
2. Pick a handful of extensions from this list that directly attack those weak spots.
3. Install, configure, and measure the impact over the next few weeks.

Don’t try to do everything at once. Start lean, improve what matters most, then iterate.

Now it’s your turn: choose the ones that caught your eye, plug them into your store, and see what they can do.