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FREE & OPEN SOURCE Million Dollar Script is a free WordPress plugin for sponsor walls, campaign grids, fundraiser boards, and premium add-on workflows.
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ImageGrid

Access granted Updated Aug 21, 2026

ImageGrid is optional. Million Dollar Script works without it and uses local rendering whenever ImageGrid is disconnected, unavailable, or over quota.

Configure ImageGrid

Install and activate the Million Dollar Script ImageGrid extension first. Until the extension is active, Million Dollar Script > Settings > Rendering shows an ImageGrid prompt with install, activation, and service links instead of API and quota fields.

After the extension is active, open Million Dollar Script > Settings > Rendering.

Set:

  • ImageGrid API URL
  • ImageGrid API Key
  • Local Render Threshold MP
  • quota limits for grid megapixels, source megapixels, tile estimate, storage, and processing credits

When the API URL or key is blank, Million Dollar Script stays in local fallback mode.

Account Status

Open Million Dollar Script > Extensions to see the ImageGrid status panel. The standalone ImageGrid settings page is linked from the Million Dollar Script dashboard menu after the extension is active; it does not add another WordPress sidebar submenu.

The panel shows:

  • current status
  • plan/account label
  • whether the API is configured
  • fallback mode
  • quota values
  • latest render job status for recent grids
  • account, billing, reconnect, and configure links

The panel does not run a remote network check on every page load. Use the REST account test endpoint or support tooling when you need to verify a live token.

Connect Or Reconnect

Use Connect ImageGrid when setting up a new account. Use Reconnect after a token is rotated, revoked, or copied from another site.

After reconnecting:

  1. Save the API URL and API key in Settings > Rendering.
  2. Open Extensions and confirm the panel shows the API as configured.
  3. Run a render preflight for a large grid.
  4. Submit a render job and confirm the latest job status changes.

Billing

Use Billing portal from the ImageGrid panel. Billing is hosted outside WordPress; Million Dollar Script only stores the connection settings and quota values used to decide when remote rendering should be attempted.

Fallback Behavior

Million Dollar Script falls back to local rendering when:

  • ImageGrid is not configured
  • the grid is below the local threshold
  • quota checks fail
  • the remote submission filter returns an error
  • the ImageGrid API request fails

Fallback jobs are stored as local render jobs so support can see why remote rendering was not used.

Support Checklist

For ImageGrid support requests, collect:

  • WordPress site URL
  • Million Dollar Script version
  • ImageGrid API URL configured in settings
  • whether the API key is configured
  • current quota values
  • latest render job provider, status, and error message
  • whether local fallback rendered correctly