In order to manually add an image to a product, first you want to have your image file located somewhere that you access it on your computer. In order for our system to recognize an image, it must be in a regular image format (.jpg, .png, etc), and it must be uploaded into your file manager. 

Below is a video that demonstrates how to upload a single image into your file manager. 

The final step would be to locate your product in the Store Catalog section of your admin and scroll down to the "Product Images" section and click "Select" on which image type you'd like your image file to go in to. This will bring up the file manager box, and you can double click your image to select the one that you want:

Here is an explanation on each image type:

• Small Image - shows up on the results page after a search is conducted
• Medium Image - shows on the product page
• Large image - shows up on the product page when you click to zoom in

Don't forget to save!

You may have many images that you want to add to many products. If this is the case, the process is very similar, except you will be using a spreadsheet to assign the images to the product, instead of doing it manually.

The first step is to get your images together, locally, on your computer. We recommend naming your images the same as the SKU they will be assigned to - this makes it much easier to import. Once you've got all your images together in a folder and named accordingly, you'll want to upload them into your file manager: 

Once you have all of your images uploaded into your file manager, the next step would be to create a spreadsheet. Your spreadsheet should have a header for SKU and a header for every Image Type you want to load an image into (imagefilesmall, imagefilemedium, imagefilelarge). Your spreadsheet might look something like this: 

Once you have your spreadsheet ready, you can use the product importer to import your spreadsheet.

Check "update products" and click "next" until the import is complete. You've just added pictures to your products!

The first step to importing more than one product at a time on your website is to obtain a spreadsheet with your product data. This may be something you already have on hand, or something that you receive from your wholesaler.

Once you have the product data in your or your wholesaler's format, you will need to map it into our format so you can easily import it. Below is a list of our most commonly used headers and what they mean.  For a full list of headers, see Product Import Format.

Common headers include:

• SKU - Stock Keeping Unit/Item number
• productname - Name of the product
• siteprice - Retail/sell price that shown on the storefront
• listprice - Suggested selling price, normally deemed by the wholesaler
• sitecost - Your cost at which you buy the product from your wholesaler
• longdescription - The description of the product that shows up on the product page 
• imagefilesmall - Small Image: shows up on the results page after a search is conducted
• imagefilemedium - Medium Image: shows on the product page
• imagefilelarge - Large image; shows up on the product page when you click to zoom in
• category - Categorization of the product
• keywords - Words that will pull up the product when input as a search term in the storefront
• trackinventory - Monitor inventory
• upsshippable - UPS Shippable; small parcel
• unitofmeasure - Unit of Measure 
• upc - Universal Product Code
• manufacturername - Manufacturer Name
• vendorname - Vendor Name
• outofstockmode - Out of Stock Mode
• shippingheight - Shipping Height
• shippinglength - Shipping Length 
• shippingweight - Shipping Weight
• shippingwidth - Shipping Width
• shippingmode - Shipping Mode
• producttype - Product Type