Everything ListoMax does

Tick the destination stores at the bottom of the form and publish. Only stores whose connection has been successfully tested appear in the list.

• One listing, several destinations — the same input goes to PrestaShop and WooCommerce simultaneously.
• Detailed progress bar — connection, listing creation, image upload, variant creation, SEO tags.
• Result per store — each destination gets its own status: published, partial or error.
• Bulk publishing — from the product list, select several listings and publish them all at once.

Categories are loaded from your store at the click of a button, never typed in blind. You tick them in a list with instant search and a selection counter.

• Automatic parent chain — put a product in a subcategory and it's also linked to its parent categories, so it stays visible in navigation.
• Default category respected — the subcategory you chose remains the listing's main category, not its parent.
• On-the-fly creation — a category that doesn't exist yet in the store is created at publishing time, then reused without duplicates if its name already exists.
• Updated on republish — change the category and republish: the store gets the new one and the old one is removed.

Drag-and-drop area or classic file picker, several files at once. JPG, PNG, WEBP and GIF formats, up to 8 MB per image.

• Real uploads — images are sent to each store through its API, at full resolution. They're not links to your hard drive.
• Main image — the first one gets a badge and becomes the listing's cover. You can reorder them.
• Kept locally — the original files stay on your computer, so you can republish or duplicate without hunting for them.

You enter the price excluding VAT, choose the rate, and the price including VAT is calculated and displayed instantly.

• Rates read from the store — available rates are fetched from your store's configuration, not guessed or hard-coded.
• Explicit refusal — if the requested rate doesn't exist on the target store, publishing is refused with a clear message naming the rate and listing the ones that do exist. Never a product silently published without tax.
• Scheduled sale price — discounted amount with a start date and an end date.
• Currencies — euro, US dollar, pound sterling, Swiss franc, Canadian dollar, Moroccan dirham.

An already published listing can be edited and sent again. The store receives the new values without the product being recreated or duplicated.

• Your values take precedence — price, stock, categories, VAT, weight, dimensions, EAN, low-stock alert, lead time, SEO tags, specifications and tags are all pushed through.
• No invisible listings, ever — the update starts from the complete listing before changes, so no omitted field gets reset by the CMS.
• Found by SKU — if the stored ID is no longer valid, the listing is found in the store by its SKU.
• Variants preserved — existing combinations keep their IDs; only the changed fields are updated.

The title is capped at 70 characters and the meta description at 160. Beyond those lengths, Google truncates the text in its results.

• Colour-coded gauge — red when it's too short, orange when it's borderline, green when the length is ideal. You can see as you type whether the tag will fit.
• Automatic generation — an option fills in the title from the product name, ready for you to fine-tune.
• Keywords — a dedicated field for each language.

The preview shows your listing exactly as it will appear on a results page: title in blue, URL in green, meta description in grey.

• Per language — switch from tab to tab to check each version.
• Before publishing — you fix an over-long tag before it goes live, not after.

The slug is generated automatically from the product name, in each language, stripping accents and any characters that don't belong in a URL.

• Editable — rewrite it if you're targeting a specific phrase.
• Regenerated per Series — each variation gets its own slug, which avoids duplicate pages in Google's eyes.

Drag the file in or select it. ListoMax reads the first row as headers and immediately shows you what it understood.

• Recognised columns — highlighted in green, they will be used.
• Unknown columns — shown in grey, they will be ignored without blocking the import.
• Preview — the first six rows are displayed in a table so you can check before you start.

The following headers are interpreted automatically. Equivalents exist for every language.

• Multiple images — several URLs in the same cell, separated by a vertical bar.
• Templates included — a CSV template and an Excel template can be downloaded from the software, pre-filled with an example.

Choose your destination stores and start. Processing runs row by row, with a short pause between each upload so the store isn't overloaded.

• Real-time counter — see exactly where processing is at, for example 3 of 47.
• Continue despite errors — an option lets you keep going past the first faulty row.
• Numbered errors — every failure is listed with its row number and reason, so you can fix the file and run it again.
• Added to history — all imported products join your catalogue and can be edited later like any other listing.

Every creation, edit and publication is recorded with its date, time, the product involved and the list of fields changed.

• Filters — by product, by action type, by date.
• Export — the full log can be exported to CSV.

Two versions of the same listing can be compared field by field. Changed rows are highlighted, with the old and new values side by side.

• Readable values — Active and Draft rather than 1 and 0, formatted amounts, category lists shown by name.
• Every field tracked — checkboxes included, the classic trap of poorly written comparison tools.

Restore an earlier version in one click. The listing returns to the saved state, which you can then republish.

• Rotating backups — the catalogue is written safely, with several backups kept in rotation to survive a power cut at the wrong moment.