Which Platforms Can You Integrate with Sirv?

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Sirv integrates with WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, WooCommerce, eBay, Magento, PrestaShop, Shopify, BigCommerce, Drupal, Salesforce, Nuxt, OpenCart, and Webflow, and it can also be added to any other website through its APIs. The right option depends on how much control you need: plugins and platform integrations for standard setups, the REST API or Dynamic Image API for custom builds and apps.

Platform Integrations

Sirv lists dedicated integrations for the following platforms:

Category Platforms
Website builders Wix, Squarespace, Webflow
E-commerce WooCommerce, Shopify, BigCommerce, Magento, PrestaShop, OpenCart, eBay
CMS and app frameworks WordPress, Drupal, Salesforce, Nuxt

These integrations are aimed at getting Sirv's media management, image optimization, and CDN delivery running without building a custom connection. For storefronts, that typically means product images and 360 spins served through Sirv; for CMS sites, it means uploaded media is stored and delivered through Sirv rather than the site's own server.

APIs for Custom and "Any Other" Sites

If your platform isn't on the list, or you need behavior the plugins don't cover, Sirv offers two API paths:

  • Dynamic Image API — edit, optimize, and deliver high-resolution images in real time by changing URL parameters. This is the mechanism behind on-the-fly resizing, cropping, and format conversion.
  • REST API — for programmatic control over files and account resources, suited to apps and custom backends.

The site describes integration as ranging "from simple plugins to advanced APIs," so the API route is the intended answer for unsupported platforms rather than a dead end.

How to Choose

  • Standard CMS or storefront: start with the matching plugin or platform integration. It's the shortest path and requires no custom code.
  • Custom-built site or app: use the Dynamic Image API for delivery and transformation, and the REST API where you need to manage assets programmatically.
  • Platform not listed: treat it as an API integration. Confirm your stack can construct image URLs with transformation parameters or call the REST endpoints.

What to Verify Before Committing

The public site confirms platform coverage and the plugin-to-API range but does not publish per-integration setup steps, limits, or plan requirements. Before choosing, check the Help Center articles for your specific platform, and review the Pricing page to confirm which features your intended plan includes. If your integration depends on a particular capability — 360 spin, deep zoom, 3D/GLB models, or responsive image delivery — confirm it is available for your platform and plan rather than assuming it carries across all integrations.