WMX Pull Product Images
| 开发者 | webmatrix |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年10月13日 06:57 |
| PHP版本: | 7.4 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPL-2.0-or-later |
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详情介绍:
Paste a supplier's product-page URL on the WooCommerce product edit screen, tick the images you want, and pull them into the Media Library and your product gallery, no manual downloading, uploading, or renaming.
Free
- A "Pull product images" box on the classic WooCommerce product editor.
- Fetch every image from a supplier's product page by pasting its URL.
- Resolves thumbnail and resize variants back to the original, full-resolution file (WordPress, Shopify, Magento, BigCommerce, imgix / Squarespace).
- Shows each image's real dimensions (read from the file header) so you can judge quality before importing.
- Hides obvious logos, icons and page junk automatically.
- Preview and hand-pick the images you want, then import them into the product gallery.
- Preserves the supplier's alt text.
- Safe re-imports: an image already in your Media Library is reused, never downloaded twice.
- If a page can't be fetched (e.g. a bot challenge), paste its page source and the same detection runs on it.
- Automatically set the featured image from your first pick.
- Replace-gallery mode and finer gallery controls.
- Filter images by size with an interactive slider (for large galleries), plus a configurable minimum size.
- One-click "select all", drag-to-select a group of images, and rename files to the product slug on import.
- Remember your preferences between imports.
- Edit or add a product. The "Pull product images" box appears below the editor.
- Paste the supplier's product page URL and click Fetch images.
- Pick the images you want and click Import selected, and they are added to the product gallery.
- Click Update or Publish to save the gallery with the product.
- the supplier product-page URL you paste (to read the page and find images), and
- the image URLs on that page (to read dimensions and to download the images you select).
安装:
- In wp-admin go to Plugins > Add New, search for "WMX Pull Product Images", then Install and Activate. Or upload the plugin ZIP via Plugins > Add New > Upload Plugin, or copy the
wmx-pull-product-imagesfolder intowp-content/plugins/. - Activate the plugin. WooCommerce must be active.
- (Pro, optional) Set the minimum image width and height under Settings > Pull Product Images (default 400 x 400).
屏幕截图:
常见问题:
What's the difference between Free and Pro?
Free fetches a supplier's images, resolves them to full resolution, shows their dimensions, hides obvious junk, and lets you hand-pick and import them into the product gallery. Pro adds automation and scale: auto-set featured image, replace-gallery mode, filter and sort by dimensions, select-all, rename on import, and remembered preferences.
Does it work with the new block-based product editor?
It targets the classic WooCommerce product editor (the one WPBakery runs alongside). It does not target the block-based product editor.
A supplier page returns no images. Why?
Some sites build their gallery in the browser from a separate API call after the page loads, leaving no image URLs in the HTML source; those cannot be detected. The page is also fetched by your server (not your browser), so sites behind a Cloudflare (or similar) bot challenge that requires JavaScript cannot be fetched at all. Developers can adjust the outgoing request with the wmxppi_user_agent and wmxppi_http_args filters.
When a page can't be fetched, use Paste page source: open the page in your own browser (which passes the challenge), view its source, copy it, and paste it into the box that appears, and the same image detection then runs on the pasted HTML.
Which image types are supported?
JPEG, PNG, WebP, and AVIF, up to 25 MB each.
Will it re-download images I already imported?
No. Each attachment stores its source URL, so an image already in the Media Library is reused instead of downloaded again.
Are there hooks for developers?
Yes:
wmxppi_images( array $images, string $url, string $source, int $post_id ) - filter candidates before they are shown.wmxppi_http_args( array $args, string $accept ) - adjust the page request.wmxppi_user_agent( string $user_agent ) - change the User-Agent used to fetch pages and images.wmxppi_min_size( array { min_width, min_height } ) - override the saved minimum size (Pro).wmxppi_max_images( int $max ) - default 80.
更新日志:
1.5.17
- Minor internal tidy-ups.
- Code tidy-up for the WordPress.org review. No change to how the plugin works.
- Internal names now use the
wmxppiprefix. If you hooked the plugin's filters, switch to the newwmxppi_*names.
- The free version now contains only the free features. Pro features come with the Pro version, which the plugin offers to install when you upgrade.
- Copies of the free version downloaded from wmxsoft.com now update in wp-admin.
- Housekeeping. No functional change.
- Housekeeping. No functional change.
- Better junk filtering: automatically hides more non-product images, including wordmark logos, banners, section backgrounds, app-store badges and tiny icons.
- Minor internal tidy-ups.
- Fixed: on the free version, importing no longer sets the product's featured image. Auto-setting the featured image remains a Pro feature.
- Adds a "Pull product images" box to the classic WooCommerce product editor.
- Paste a supplier's product-page URL and fetch every image on the page.
- Resolves thumbnails and resized copies back to the original, full-resolution file (WordPress, Shopify, Magento, BigCommerce, imgix / Squarespace).
- Reads each image's real dimensions from the file header, so you can judge quality before importing.
- Hides obvious logos, icons, and page junk.
- Hand-pick the images you want and import them straight into the product gallery.
- Reuses an image already in your Media Library instead of downloading it twice, and preserves the supplier's alt text.
- If a page can't be fetched (for example, a bot challenge), paste its source and the same detection runs on it. Pro (through wmxsoft.com):
- Auto-set the featured image from your first pick.
- Replace-gallery mode and finer gallery controls.
- Filter and sort images by size with an interactive slider, plus a configurable minimum size.
- One-click select-all, drag-to-select, and rename files to the product slug on import.
- Remembers your preferences between imports. Recent updates also added the plugin icon and tidied the settings screen.
- Initial WEB MATRIX release candidate: fetch supplier product images from a URL and import them as the featured image and gallery; real dimension probing; configurable minimum size; safe re-imports; settings-only uninstall.