WordPress plugin
WCBoost Variation Swatches PRO: Swatches Across Catalogs
WCBoost Variation Swatches PRO changes how WooCommerce presents product attributes. Instead of default variation dropdowns, customers can select color, picture, label, or button swatches. Each type can match the attribute, such as colors for color values, images for patterns or finishes, labels for sizes, and buttons for styles or other values.
WCBoost Variation Swatches PRO changes how WooCommerce presents product attributes. Instead of default variation dropdowns, customers can select color, picture, label, or button swatches. Each type can match the attribute, such as colors for color values, images for patterns or finishes, labels for sizes, and buttons for styles or other values.
Show settings across the catalog
Swatches can appear on individual product pages and on shop, category, and tag archives. On those archive pages, customers can select a variation and purchase variable products directly. Simple products can display selected swatches when they have the relevant attributes.
Use variation images and combined colors
Automatic image swatches use a product’s variation images, so each image option does not need to be created manually. For products with combined color options, dual- and multi-color swatches can represent several colors at once.
Adjust appearance and context
Settings let you adjust swatch shape, size, border, spacing, alignment, and related styling. Tooltips can show an attribute name or description when customers inspect a swatch, adding context where the visual choice needs explanation or a text label would take up space.
Configure attributes and placement
Add WCBoost Variation Swatches PRO to your WooCommerce website, configure swatch types for product attributes, and select where they appear: individual product pages, catalog pages, or archives. Adjust the appearance and tooltip options, then enable archive purchasing, automatic image swatches, or dual- and multi-color designs where they fit your products.
These options suit catalogs where shoppers compare colors, sizes, patterns, or finishes, including clothing, accessories, and products with image-based choices. Archive purchasing lets shoppers select a variation while browsing shop, category, or tag pages.