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Show every WooCommerce variation as its own product on the Shop, Category, Tag, and Search result pages and in the [products] shortcode. Shoppers see the exact size, color, or style they want and add it to the cart straight from the catalog, without opening the parent product page.
By default, WooCommerce lists a variable product once and hides every size, color, and style inside a drop-down on the product page. A product with 20 variations gets one listing, a search for “red XL hoodie” lands on a generic product, and color or size filters show the parent instead of the match. Variations as Single Product fixes this, with no code and no changes to your products.
Turn every variation into a standalone listing on your Shop page, so customers can compare and buy a specific size or color without opening the product page. You decide which variations appear and whether the parent product stays visible.
Override the global settings on any product. Choose whether its variations appear as single products, and hide the parent variable product only where it makes sense.
Hide a single variation from the catalog while keeping the rest, for example, a discontinued color. You can also give any variation its own title so shoppers see exactly what they are buying.
Give variations descriptive titles that highlight the attributes shoppers care about. Use a global title pattern for every variation, or write a custom title for any single one.
Normally, single variations are added to the end of your product list. This option places them right beside their parent product, so related items stay together while shoppers browse. For example, if the parent product sits in position three, its variations appear in positions four, five, six, and onwards.
Single variations work with your shop filters like any other product. Customers can filter by colour, size, or any attribute and see the exact matching variation. Attributes that are not used for variations are inherited from the parent product, so filtering stays complete.
Each single variation gets an “Add to Cart” button instead of “Select Options”, so customers can buy in one click from the Shop, Category, or Search page. You can switch back to “Select Options” whenever you need.
Every variation shows its parent product’s star rating, so ratings stay consistent across your catalogue and social proof appears on every listing. Variations are included when shoppers sort by average rating.
Variations are sorted like normal products, so “price low to high” really shows the cheapest size first. Popularity uses each variation’s own sales.
No. It uses the variations you already have in WooCommerce and lists them in the catalogue. No new products are created, and your product data, prices and stock stay exactly as they are.
The customer lands on the parent product page with that variation's options already selected, so they can check the details and buy straight away. They can also add it to the cart directly from the Shop page.
Yes. You can leave out variations by attribute, category or tag, switch off all variations of one product, or hide one variation on its own. You can also turn the feature off on the Shop, Category, Tag or Search pages.
Only if you want them to. You can hide every parent variable product, or hide the parent only on the products you choose.
Yes. Variations are sorted by their own price, sales, rating and date, and they show up in colour, size and other attribute filters. The plugin also places each variation next to its parent product, so related items stay together.
Yes. Out-of-stock and backorder variations can be hidden from the catalogue, so shoppers only see items that are available.
Your catalogue goes back to the standard WooCommerce layout as soon as you deactivate it. When you delete the plugin, its settings are removed, and your products and variations are left untouched.
