chrisnorthwood

This plugin adds a panel to the Options screen in the admin that allows you to assign an image to a tag.
In order to make use of the image, you must alter your theme to include it where appropriate. In it’s simplest case, this is simply something like <code>echo get_tag_image($tag)</code> or <code><?php foreach (get_the_tags() as $tag) echo get_tag_image($tag); ?></code>, or something.

Tag Images

This plugin adds a panel to the Options screen in the admin that allows you to assign an image to a tag.

Erick Hitter

Creates lists of non-hierarchical taxonomies (such as <code>post tags</code>) as an alternative to term (tag) clouds. Multiple widgets can be used, each with its own set of options.
Numerous formatting options are provided, including maximum numbers of terms, term order, truncating of term names, and more. List styles are fully customizable, with built-in support for bulleted lists and numbered lists.
Using the <code>taxonomy_list_widget</code> function, users can generate lists for use outside of the included widget.
Only use version 1.2 or higher with WordPress 4.2 and later releases. WordPress 4.2 changed how taxonomy information is stored in the database, which directly impacts this plugin’s include/exclude term functionality.
This plugin was formerly known as the <code>Tag List Widget</code>. It was completely rewritten for version 1.0.

Taxonomy List Widget

Creates a list (bulleted, number, or custom) of non-hierarchical taxonomies as an alternative to the term (tag) cloud. Formerly known as Tag List Widg …

Tag Images vs Taxonomy List Widget