Bulky Pro

Find products by their fields

Bulky Pro works with bulk editing for WooCommerce products, orders, and coupons. Product filters cover simple and variable products, with criteria such as ID, title, content, excerpt, slug, SKU, post date, regular and sale prices, sale dates, stock quantity, dimensions, and weight. You can also filter by product type or status, stock status, featured and downloadable options, sold-individually settings, backorders, author, catalog visibility, categories, tags, attributes, reviews, and shipping class.

Enter an ID range or separate IDs with commas. Text filters can match exact content, find or omit matching text, match the beginning or end, or find an empty field. Category filters can include subcategories. For global product attributes, select an attribute and then its values to narrow the results.

Choose fields and edit in the table

Choose product fields to include in the editing view or exclude fields you do not want to work with. Editable properties include product names and types, pictures and galleries, SKU and slug, descriptions, attributes, prices and sale dates, stock settings, categories and tags, dimensions, upsells and cross-sells, downloadable settings, purchase notes, menu order, review settings, catalog visibility, and shipping class.

Select rows, columns, individual objects, or the whole table. Right-click to edit, copy and paste values, select a range, or drag the fill handle to apply an edit to other cells. You can delete selected objects, sort in ascending or descending order, and use Find and Replace. Search helps locate fields, and Load variations supports work with product variations.

Work with orders and coupons

Bulky Pro also supports bulk editing orders and coupons. Order filters include ID, title, regular price, sale price, and SKU.

Use Pro utilities for repeat work

Bulky Pro includes the free-version features, an automatic add-on update option, and edit history that records changes for later review. It can bulk edit custom meta fields from third-party plugins. You can set how many products appear per page and save a filter so it remains available after the page reloads.

For a catalog update, filter the products first, pick the fields to work with, then edit the selected data in the table. Use saved filters and edit history when you return to the same catalog task.