Plugit Bulk Editor for WooCommerce
Plugit Bulk Editor for WooCommerce
Description
Managing variable products in WooCommerce is slow by design.
You open each product, scroll to variations, edit one field at a
time, save, go back, open the next one.
Plugit Bulk Editor puts all your products and variations in one
table. Click any cell, type the new value, save. Done.
What you can do
- Edit prices, stock, SKU and more across all variations at once
- Expand/collapse variations inline — no page reloads
- Filter by category, type or stock status
- See exactly what changed before saving
Free vs Pro
The free version includes full inline editing for all your products
and variations with no limits.
Pro adds: Google Sheets sync, CSV export/import, Undo, and priority
support. Learn more at plugit2wp.com.
Installation
- Upload the plugin to /wp-content/plugins/
- Activate through the Plugins menu
- Go to WooCommerce Smart Bulk Editor
Screenshots

Main table view with variable products and variations expanded inline.

Click any cell to edit — prices, stock and SKU update instantly.

Preview your changes before saving — see exactly what will be updated.

Select multiple variations and apply bulk actions (PRO).

Apply percentage discounts across selected variations at once (PRO).

Undo your last save with one click (PRO).

Import CSV — choose file, preview changes, apply only what changed (PRO).

Google Sheets sync — connect, update from sheet, create or link existing (PREMIUM).
Faq
Yes. All variations are displayed with their attributes visible, and each can be edited independently.
Yes, fully compatible with WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage.
Yes. Click Export CSV to download all visible products and variations including attributes.
Reviews
Changelog
1.0.9
- Minor: version bump to align with PRO build release cadence
1.0.8
- Minor: version bump to align with PRO build release cadence
1.0.7
- Minor: version bump to align with PRO build release cadence
1.0.6
- Fixed: Columns dropdown was clipped by the editor container due to overflow:hidden — changed to overflow:visible
- Updated: Support page links now point to the correct WordPress.org sections (#installation, #developers)
1.0.0
- Initial release