Turn a supplier's URL into a finished product gallery.

1. 01

   Right-click and save each image, then hunt for the full-resolution version instead of the thumbnail.

2. 02

   Upload them all to the Media Library.

3. 03

   Rename the cryptic files so they're not IMG_4821.jpg.

4. 04

   Set the featured image, then drag the rest into the gallery in order.

5. 05

   Now do it again. And again. Two hundred more times.

1. 1

   Paste the URL

   Drop the supplier's product-page link into the box on the WooCommerce product editor and hit Fetch images.

   
2. 2

   Pick your images

   See every image at its real resolution. Logos, icons and undersized junk are filtered out. Tick the ones you want.

   
3. 3

   Import

   One click. Images land in the Media Library, attached to the product as the featured image and gallery, with alt text and clean filenames.

   


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• Real resolution, up front

  Every tile shows the image's true dimensions, read from the file itself, so you never import a 150px thumbnail by mistake.

  2200×2933

• Originals, not thumbnails

  Automatically resolves resized and cropped URLs back to the full-size original: WordPress, Shopify, Magento, BigCommerce, imgix, Squarespace.

  scarf_800x.jpg → original

• Junk filtered out

  Logos, icons, payment badges and undersized images are hidden by default, with a switch to reveal them when you need one.

  48 found · 38 excluded

• Featured image + gallery, done

  The first pick becomes the featured image; the rest fill the product gallery, exactly as if you'd chosen them from the media library.

  featured + 9 gallery

• Shopify, exactly

  For Shopify suppliers it reads the product feed directly: the real gallery, in order, with dimensions and alt text.

  reads the product feed

• Never import twice

  Each image remembers where it came from, so re-running an import reuses what's already in your library instead of downloading duplicates.

  In library

• Tidy by default

  Files are renamed to your product slug and given the supplier's alt text, or your product title as a fallback.

  recycled-cotton-fabric-1.jpg

• Set your quality bar

  Drag the size slider to filter the grid on the fly, and set a configurable minimum below which images are skipped entirely.

  min 2000×2000 px

• A fallback that always works

  If a supplier blocks fetching, paste the page source instead. The plugin reads it the same way and finds the same images.

  Paste page source

• Select at speed

  Drag a box across the grid, or select all at once. Hand-pick exactly the images you want and import them in one action.

  Drag to select · Select all

• Add to the gallery, or replace it

  Append new images to the existing gallery, or swap the whole thing out in one import. You choose per run.

  Add · Replace gallery

• Remembers how you work

  Minimum size, filters, rename and alt-text choices carry over to the next import, so a repeat job is two clicks.

  Preferences saved

Guarantee. Because it's a digital download we don't offer refunds as a rule, but if you change your mind before downloading, we'll refund you in full within 14 days.

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Fill your catalog without filling your evenings.

From supplier URL to finished WooCommerce gallery in a few clicks.