BL Bulk Product Image Uploader

Develop by BACKLIP

$3.99

/ Month

Free plan available

"Effortlessly upload and assign product images in bulk, using file names."

Multiple file formats

Drag-and-drop

Bulk image upload

One-click upload

Automated management

File name matching

About BL Bulk Product Image Uploader

Launched May 11, 2025

Built by BACKLIP

Address

Ramat Gan, IL

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Description

Easy One-click bulk image upload by matching file names (SKU, ID or handle) to your store products.

Bulk upload product images by matching file names with your store’s products and variants. Use SKUs, product IDs or handles to automatically assign images, ensuring correct product–image matching. Select multiple images via drag-and-drop and upload them in one click, supporting common file formats. Automate product photo management to save time and avoid manual errors. Efficiently manage your store’s media library by adding images in bulk, so you can focus on your core business.

Bulk upload product images at once with matching file names (SKU, ID, handle).
Drag-and-drop images to easily select and bulk upload multiple files at once.
Select images and upload them to matched products in one click, automatically.
Support JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP and other formats for versatile image management.
Automated bulk uploads enable efficient store media management and save time.

Pros

Effortless bulk upload of product images using matching file names.
Automates product photo management, reducing manual errors.
Supports multiple matching criteria like SKUs, product IDs, or handles for assigning images.
Drag-and-drop interface makes selecting and uploading images quick and simple.
Reduces time spent on media management, allowing focus on core business activities.
Supports common file formats like JPEG, PNG, GIF, and WebP.

Cons

Relies on precise file name matching, which may require upfront organization of files.
Potential compatibility issues with certain store platforms or configurations.
May require initial setup time to map SKUs, product IDs, or handles to image files.