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Amazon Associates Card Generator Discontinued — Free Alternative Tool Released (Blog & WordPress Compatible)

2025年7月9日 ·
Amazon Associates Card Generator Discontinued — Free Alternative Tool Released (Blog & WordPress Compatible)

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I Built My Own Amazon Card Generator

The official Amazon Associates card generator, widely used by bloggers, was discontinued at the end of 2024. It was a convenient tool for displaying products in a clean card format, so many people were understandably disappointed.

But here’s the thing — I found it inconvenient too, so I built a web-based Amazon card generator from scratch.

It fetches the latest product information via API and generates code that you can easily paste into WordPress or any blog.

 

Amazon Card Display Example

TP-Link outdoor WiFi Network Camera

TP-Link Outdoor WiFi Network Camera 3MP IP66 Waterproof Security Camera Tapo C310

Price: 6,000 yen (as of 2025/02/15)

Buy on Amazon

 

Access the Generator

You can access and use it at the URL below. API integration makes it easy for anyone to create Amazon product cards.

https://miyagadget.page/amazon_card_generator/

 

  • Works entirely in your web browser (no registration required)
  • Auto-fetches product image, price, title, and associate tag
  • Just copy-paste the generated code into WordPress or your blog

 

Amazon Wish List

If you found this useful, feel free to send something my way. (Purchases through the example card above also help!)
https://www.amazon.jp/hz/wishlist/ls/3I8S3CJATYJJO?ref_=wl_share

Final Thoughts

If you’ve been struggling since the official generator was discontinued, please give this tool a try.
I hope it helps streamline your blog and social media affiliate workflow.

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