Advanced Product Search For WooCommerce Premium adds live Ajax search, which returns product matches as shoppers enter a query. Results can show product images, names, prices, and other product information. The search works with both simple and variable products.

Choose what a query can match

Select which product information the search checks: titles, content, excerpts, full descriptions, categories, tags, or SKUs. SKU matching can help shoppers find a known item by its code, while product text and catalog terms give them other ways to search.

Set result sorting and eligibility

• Sort matching products in ascending or descending order.
• Enable optional category and tag filters.
• Control which products appear according to catalog visibility and stock status.
• Optionally show Add to Cart buttons in the search dropdown.

With Add to Cart enabled, shoppers can add a product directly from the dropdown. This can save a step when they already know which item they want.

Place the search across your store

Add search forms with the available widgets or shortcodes, or use an integration with a major page builder. Place the form on a dedicated search page, homepage, sidebar, or another suitable part of the WooCommerce layout.

Adjust the presentation

Use the options to tailor the search experience, then check the layout with the live preview. Color controls let you adapt backgrounds, text, and accents to the store’s styling, including various color schemes. Custom CSS is available for further styling adjustments.

The search can fit fashion, electronics, and other WooCommerce catalogs. Image-based results help shoppers scan matches, while selected fields, optional filters, and visibility settings determine how those matches are found and displayed.

Install and configure

1. Install the Premium extension in WordPress.
2. Add a search box with a widget, shortcode, or page-builder integration.
3. In the settings, choose searchable fields, configure sorting and filters, set catalog and stock visibility behavior, and adjust presentation options.
4. Review the layout in the live preview.
5. Place the finished search form where clients are most likely to use it.