Changelog

We’re rolling out a new AI search assistant that lets you find products using natural language instead of manually configuring filters. Just describe what you’re looking for in plain English and the assistant will automatically build the right search filters for you.

For example, you can type queries like:

• “products with no description”
• “variants priced over $50 that are out of stock”
• “products tagged ‘sale’ created in the last 30 days”

The AI assistant interprets your query and converts it into the appropriate combination of search filters, saving you the time of setting them up individually.

When you click Download on a product export, an info banner now appears at the top of the page confirming that your download should begin automatically. If your browser’s pop-up blocker prevents the download from starting, the banner includes a direct fallback link you can click to download the file manually.

This banner appears on the Export Detail page, the Export History list page, and when downloading from the export logs table. You can dismiss the banner at any time using the close button.

There’s a new Weight in grams search filter that lets you filter products and variants by their weight, with all values normalized to grams for accurate comparisons.

This is different from the existing Weight filter, which uses the raw value in whatever unit the variant happens to be stored in. For example, a product weighing 500g that’s stored as 0.5 kg would not match a Weight filter for “greater than 400” — because the stored value is 0.5, not 500. The new Weight in grams filter converts all weights to grams automatically, so that same product correctly matches “greater than 400”.

We’ve made several improvements to the product search and filtering experience to make it faster and easier to find the products you’re looking for.

New “Clear all” button. When you have active filters, a “Clear all” button now appears in the filter bar so you can reset everything in one click.

More discoverable filter matching. The option to switch between “Match all filters” and “Match any filter” was previously a small icon that was easy to overlook. It’s now a labeled dropdown button that clearly shows which mode is active and lets you switch with a single click.

You can now include the Variant Image field when exporting products. This makes it easy to get a complete picture of your product data, including the specific image assigned to each variant.

To include variant images in your export, select the “Variant Image” field when configuring your export. The exported file will contain the image URL for each variant that has an image assigned.

This is especially useful if you need to review which variants have images, migrate product data between stores, or prepare a spreadsheet for re-importing with updated variant image assignments.

Downloading edit logs for large edits is now faster and more reliable. Previously, requesting an edit log for an edit with a large number of products could cause the download to time out or fail silently. Now, for larger edits, the edit log is generated in the background and the download begins automatically once it’s ready.

While the log is being prepared, you’ll see a banner on the edit detail page letting you know that generation is in progress. Once the file is ready, the download starts automatically. A direct download link is also provided in case your browser’s pop-up blocker prevents the automatic download.

When filtering products by text fields like title, vendor, or product type, there’s a new comparison option: contains whole word.

Unlike the regular “contains” filter which matches any substring, “contains whole word” only matches when the search term appears as a complete word — meaning the characters immediately before and after it are not letters.

For example, searching for “old” with “contains whole word”:

• Matches: “Old Navy”, “2-old-stock”, “old”, “My old product”
• Does not match: “gold”, “golden”, “olden”, “bold”

This is useful when you want to find products with a specific word in the title without picking up unrelated products that happen to contain those letters as part of a longer word.

When setting metafields, the app now preserves the original case of the namespace and key from the metafield definition. Previously, keys were always sent to Shopify in lowercase — for example, a metafield defined as custom.Fabric_Type would be set as custom.fabric_type.

Now when setting a metafield, the app will first match the case from the metafield definition, and then fall back to the case from any existing metafield values.

Note that Shopify does not change the case of a metafield key once it has been created. If you have existing metafields that were created with the wrong case, they will need to be exported, deleted, and recreated with the correct case.

When removing a variant image using the in-app editor, you can now choose whether to also remove the image from the product itself.

Previously, removing a variant image would automatically remove that image from the product’s media gallery as well if it was not referrenced by another variant. Now, a new checkbox labeled “Also remove image from product” gives you control over this behavior. By default, the checkbox is enabled to match the previous behavior, but you can uncheck it to keep the image available on the product while only removing the variant association.

We’ve updated the Settings -> Shopify data page to give you more insight into your data freshness. We added a new Sync type column so you can see which data updates Automatically (like Products) and which updates Periodically. We’ve also added a help banner to clarify how the app maintains your data.

Additionally, we’ve increased the frequency that we refresh data like collections and product categories.

We’ve renamed the “Inventory Level” field to “Inventory Quantity” to better align with Shopify’s official terminology. This change is purely cosmetic, everything works exactly the same as before, but it ensures a more consistent experience between our app and your Shopify admin and should make the field easier to find.

You can now set or remove variant images in bulk using the in-app editor. This is useful when you need to assign specific images to individual variants across many products - for example, assigning a “Red” variant to its corresponding red product image.

To use this feature:

1. Search for the products you want to update
2. Select “Variant Image” from the field dropdown in the Actions menu
3. Choose either “Set variant image” or “Remove variant image”
4. For setting an image, enter the image URL you want to assign
5. Preview the changes before running the edit

You can now add a new option to multiple products at once using the in-app editor. This is useful when you need to introduce a new option like “Size” or “Material” across many products without editing each one individually.

To use this feature, search for the products you want to update, select “Add Product Options” from the Actions menu, and enter the option name and initial value. The preview will show you exactly which products will be updated before you run the edit.

Exports of file references and file reference metafields now return a comma-separated list of filenames rather than Shopify GIDs (for example, gid://shopify/MediaImage/...). This makes exported data much easier to read and is especially helpful when transferring data between stores, since filenames remain consistent even though GIDs differ between stores.

For imports, we continue to support all existing formats: Shopify GIDs, file URLs, or filenames.

We’ve renamed the variant date fields in exports to make it clearer whether a date applies to the product or to an individual variant.

• Date Updated → Variant Date Updated
• Date Created → Variant Date Created

Previously, both product and variant fields were labeled “Date Created,” which could cause confusion.

When setting date time metafields, the app now uses your shop’s timezone instead of defaulting to UTC. This means if you set a datetime metafield to be 10:00 AM, it will use 10:00 AM in your store’s timezone, not UTC.

The date picker now displays which timezone you’re working in, and previously configured datetime edits will continue to work as before. This change makes it easier to set datetime meteafields at the right local time without having to manually calculate timezone offsets.

We’ve added four new price-rounding options to make each type of operation explicit:

• Round to nearest multiple
• Round to nearest multiple (round up)
• Replace last digit(s)
• Replace last digit(s) (round up)

Previously, the ‘Round whole number’ option (still available for backwards compatibility) tried to cover two different behaviors. For example, when someone says “round to 9,” they usually mean set the last digit to 9, but when they say “round to 5,” they typically expect a multiple of 5.

We’ll be implementing a code freeze from November 20 to December 5, 2025. During this time, we’ll only deploy critical fixes to our Shopify apps.

This pause helps ensure stability and reliability during the peak holiday shopping period when many stores experience their highest traffic and order volumes of the year. It also gives our team more focus to monitor performance and support merchants through Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

Namespaces and keys from metafields are now case-insensitive, in keeping with how Shopify manages metafields. Previously there was some inconsistency in how different parts of the app handled the case. This means that now a search on the metafield Custom.subtitle is the same as a search on the custom.subtitle metafield. Saved search, product rules and automated exports should be unaffected and function as before.

We’ve changed the way that price changes are displayed to reduce confusion:

Previously we would display the old value of the price with a strikethrough but this could cause confusion because this is how the compare-at price is display on the storefront. The arrows should indicate the change in price value instead.

Learn more about running sales on Shopify with bulk edits.