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Best Shopify Product Catalogue Apps

By BullMoose · 5 min read

Shopify doesn't have a native catalogue export. If you need to send buyers, stockists, or sales reps a document with your products, images, and pricing, you need an app. There are several options — and they're not all solving the same problem.

What to look for

Before picking an app, decide what you're actually producing. The answer changes what you need:

The features that actually matter

FeatureWhy it matters
Pulls directly from Shopify productsEliminates manual data entry and keeps the catalogue in sync with your store
PDF exportThe format buyers, retailers, and sales reps actually use
Wholesale pricing supportAbility to show trade prices separately from retail if needed
SKU and variant handlingProducts with multiple variants should list cleanly, not create chaos
Brand customisationLogo, colour, basic layout — the document should look like your brand
CSV exportSome buyers want a spreadsheet to import into their own systems
Shareable linkSend a link rather than a heavy PDF attachment when appropriate

Apps worth considering

PriceFrame is focused on wholesale and B2B merchants. It generates professional price lists and catalogues from your Shopify data, handles variant display cleanly, and exports PDF and CSV. Built for the trade document use case specifically.

Simple Catalog / Catalog Maker tools offer more visual template variety. Better suited if your output is more consumer-facing or you prioritise design options over wholesale-specific formatting.

OrderWriter / Catalogue apps with ordering go beyond the document and let buyers actually place orders from the catalogue. Useful if you're running a full B2B portal, but heavier than needed if you just want a PDF to email.

The one thing most apps get wrong

Multi-variant products. A product with 12 colour and size combinations needs to display legibly in a trade document without becoming a mess of rows. Apps that were built with simple single-variant products in mind often fall apart here. Test any app with your actual most-complex product before committing.

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