WooCommerce
Native WooCommerce integration — automatic product schema from your store data, with the Schemafy sidebar in the product editor.
WooCommerce Integration
Schemafy integrates natively with WooCommerce, syncing your product data directly to schema markup fields.
Automatic product detection
The Auto-Generator detects WooCommerce products with 95% confidence — the highest of all schema types. A single scan covers virtually your entire product catalog.
Data mapping
WooCommerce fields are automatically mapped to Product schema properties:
| WooCommerce | Schema.org |
|---|---|
| Regular / sale price | `offers.price` |
| Stock status | `offers.availability` (InStock / OutOfStock) |
| Product SKU | `sku` |
| Product description | `description` |
| Product images | `image` (array) |
| Product name | `name` |
| Brand / tag | `brand.name` |
Schema sidebar in the product editor
The Schemafy meta box appears directly in the WooCommerce product editor. From there you can:
- Create or edit the Product schema for that specific product
- Configure SEO meta tags (custom title and description)
- Configure Open Graph and Twitter Cards for social sharing
- See the live Google and social preview
What rich results WooCommerce products get
With a correctly configured Product schema:
- Price — visible in search results
- Availability — "In stock" or "Out of stock"
- Star ratings — if the product has reviews with
aggregateRating - Google Shopping — eligibility for free product listings
Disabling WooCommerce's native schema
WooCommerce generates basic Product schema by default. To avoid duplicate structured data, Schemafy can suppress WooCommerce's schema output — use the conflict detection tool in the Dashboard to enable this.
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