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WooCommerce. How to add variable product

Emily Rose January 15, 2015
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Hello, this tutorial shows how to add Variable Product to your WooCommerce catalogue.

WooCommerce. How to add variable product

In order to set up a variable product, you should perform the following steps:

  1. Open WordPress administration panel;

  2. Navigate to Products – Add Product tab in order to create a new product;

  3. Fill in basic information about your product like title and product description. You can check how to add a simple product following this link;

  4. Select your product type – Variable Product:

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  5. Fill in the product data the same way as you do when creating a simple product;

  6. Go to the Attributes tab;

  7. Click Add button in order to add the attribute. Enter its title and possible values, separated by pipe (|). Check in the Used for variations box:

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  8. Click Add button in order to add more attributes. When all the attributes are created, click Save attributes button:

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  9. Navigate to Variations tab. Set up the default attributes values that will be shown on the opening product page. Click Add Variation to create your product variants:

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  10. Select the attributes values for the newly created variant. Then, fill in the product information for this variant, like Stock Quantity, Prices and other information:

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  11. In order to complete adding the product, assign it to a category, input product tags, add product image or create image gallery following the same steps as for the simple products. Do not forget to Publish your variable product:

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Feel free to check the detailed video tutorial below:

WooCommerce. How to add variable product

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