PixBatch ‑ Batch Add Images

Name: PixBatch ‑ Batch Add Images Introduction Video
Uploaded: 2025-07-18T08:36:04Z
Duration: 1 min 33 s
Description: Easily manage and batch add images across large product catalogs.

Develop by Nineapps

$0.1

/ Month

Easily manage and batch add images across large product catalogs.

Bulk image upload

Smart product filters

Image usage tracking

About PixBatch ‑ Batch Add Images

Launched Jul 16, 2025

Built by Nineapps

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Sheffield, ENG, GB

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Introduction Video

Description

Apply images to multiple products instantly. Bulk upload, smart filters, easy removal.

Managing product images across large catalogs is time-consuming. Merchants need to add the same image to multiple products, like size charts or promotional banners. PixBatch streamlines this process by letting you upload once and apply to many products simultaneously. Filter products by collection, type, or category to target specific groups. Track where each image is used and remove images just as easily.

Bulk apply one image to unlimited products with a single upload
Filter products by collection, type, or category for targeted uploads
Track image usage across products and manage assignments from one dashboard

Pros

Saves time by allowing bulk image uploads to multiple products, which is beneficial for managing large catalogs.
Enables targeted uploads by allowing filtering of products by collection, type, or category.
Provides a tracking feature for image usage across products, helping in managing assignments.
Simplifies the removal of images from multiple products simultaneously through a centralized dashboard.

Cons

May require initial setup to familiarize merchants with the features and how to effectively use the filters and dashboard.
May potentially be limited by the merchant's catalog management skills or understanding of filtering and targeting processes.