Extensions Directory

Extensions are installable packages which give CiviCRM new functionality, and this directory provides a centralized list of extensions which the CiviCRM community has created. This listing displays CiviCRM extensions that work on all Content Management Systems (CMS).

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Platform integrations

As well as extensions that install within CiviCRM and work on all CMSs listed below, you can browse directories of integrations that are made specifically for Backdrop, Drupal, Joomla and WordPress.

Provides support for the sweetalert2 library, a "beautiful, responsive, customizable, accessible (WAI-ARIA) replacement for JavaScript's popup boxes".
Current Usage: 1,726
Bootstrap3 theme for CiviCRM, actively maintained Shoreditch fork that supports all CMS variants, including CiviCRM Standalone.
Current Usage: 1,002
Places recently-viewed items in the Menu bar for quick access.
Current Usage: 1,001
Easily copy contact record information (phone, email, address) to clipboard.
Current Usage: 476
Warns users that their form (quickform) session is about to expire.
Current Usage: 303
You like how tags are displayed in the contact summary? This extension does the same, for groups. You can also add the contact to a group from the summary (click on the Groups label)
Current Usage: 199
Mobile web-application for few specific actions in CiviCRM
Current Usage: 189
This extension make it possible to crop and scale image fields in CiviCRM. For now, it works only with the default Contact "image_URL" field in contact records view/edit and profile view/edit.
Current Usage: 48
This extension uses the cssin library (https://github.com/djfm/cssin) to convert style sheet links to inline css. This is important for content that is going to a gmail account to render correctly. Also, it makes it easier to see the same thing in your browser as the final email.
Current Usage: 38
Theme architecture for CiviCRM that separates visual/UI CSS from structural CSS using CSS variables. Installing it provides you with four subthemes or 'Streams':
- Minetta, named after the river that runs under Greenwich, NYC, based on Civi's default 'Greenwich' theme.
- Walbrook, named after the river that runs under Shoreditch, London. It is based on Shoreditch/TheIsland theme.
- Hackney, named after the river that runs under Finsbury Park, based on Finsbury Park theme.
- Thames, named after the river that runs close to Artful Robot HQ, based on their Aah theme.
Current Usage: 3,125
Theme for CiviCRM based on a contemporary flat design and Bootstrap.
Current Usage: 1,531
This extension converts the donation recurrence checkbox option into radio buttons. This makes it easier to theme the form in a more aesthetic way, and also helps put more emphasize on the recurring donation options (which are otherwise easy to ignore). It also helps fix translation issues around recurring frequency units.
Current Usage: 226
Provides an alternative theming to radio buttons.
Current Usage: 213
Re-enables the basic "Change Log" from CiviCRM after the full logging has been enabled, so that admins can see the list of changes that were done before logging was enabled.
Current Usage: 113
Unofficial extension to support the Shoreditch CiviCRM theme on WordPress.
Current Usage: 70