Feature Requests

I am not sure if this is the correct place to request features, but I will leave this feedback here and hopefully, it will land in the right hands.

I have two feature requests that are based on Common Sense:

  1. I would like to have the option to create a list of Favorites in the App Store. Many times I search for solutions and as I find them, I don’t necessarily want to install them for whatever reason right away. The ability to save them for later review, would enhance my experience and make my work so much easier.

  2. How come I cannot have a grid view of my image files with a decent thumbnail size? The currently available thumbnails in a list view are minuscule, and managing my images becomes a challenge that only adds up more time to the already complicated job of creating and managing a store.

Hello and thank you.

Hi @LAAU !

Your suggestions sound wonderful. I highly suggest that you reach out to Shopify support team regarding this feature request so that, they can also forward your feedback to Shopify developer team to check this out and consider adding this feature in the future.

Hi @LAAU I appreciate the opportunity to provide feedback that could improve the user experience on the Shopify App Store. Here are two feature requests based on my recent experiences:

1. Favorites List for App Store: It would be incredibly beneficial to have the option to create a list of favorites within the App Store. Often, while searching for solutions, I come across multiple apps that seem promising, but I may not want to install them immediately for various reasons. The ability to save these apps for later review would greatly enhance my workflow and make the process of managing my store much more efficient.

2. Grid View for Image Files: Currently, the thumbnails for image files in the list view are quite small, which makes managing images a time-consuming task. A grid view option with larger, more visible thumbnails would be a welcome addition. This would streamline the process of creating and managing a store by making image management more intuitive and less cumbersome.

I’d like to highlight how the Coupon Discount on Cart app can greatly benefit store owners like myself. By displaying available discounts directly on the cart page, it encourages customers to complete their purchases, knowing they are getting the best deal. Providing transparency about discounts and available coupons improves customer satisfaction and loyalty, as they feel they are getting the best value. Customers no longer need to search for discount codes, which reduces cart abandonment and speeds up the checkout process.

I trust that my feedback will reach the right team and contribute to further enhancing the Shopify platform. Thank you for your attention to these requests.

Best regards,

Ina

I don’t understand the purpose of shopify collection views. what’s the use of creating multiple views if I can’t customise the collections that appear on the view apart from by it’s type and by it’s sales channels. It should support more filters like manually adding/removing collections from the specific view, automated adding based on tags, metafields, etc. similar to how we can automate adding products to a collection

For saving your favourite apps, you can just bookmark them in your browser and arrange them in bookmarks folder.

Is there any app that would allow us to increase the Shopify shipping rates by a % of the cart total? Shopify current options are only flat fee or a percentage of the actual shipping rate. I know Boxify and other apps have this feature but then you need to move all the rates to their app, it would be much simpler if Shopify added this feature.

I would like to suggest a feature for Shopify Subscriptions where there is a “Send it Early” button for the customer. This would create a simple solution when the customer uses that product more on specific months of the year. As someone who mangages a coffee company, this would be a great feature for our customers.

Feature Request: Per-product processing/dispatch time field

Please add a native per-product “processing time” or “ships in” field, similar to what Etsy, eBay, and Amazon Handmade offer. This would allow merchants to set different dispatch timeframes per listing — for example, “Ships in 2-4 days” for ready-to-ship items and “Ships in 3-4 weeks” for made-to-order items.

The current store-wide fulfillment time setting in Shipping & Delivery doesn’t work for merchants who sell a mix of ready-to-ship and made-to-order products. This is especially important for artists, makers, and handmade sellers — a growing segment on Shopify. The information should be visible to customers on the product page and ideally at checkout.

Also, this should be factored into Shopify “store stats” as to make it clear to any algorithms that certain items “didn’t ship late” or take a long time to ship, but are made-to-order with varying timeframes 1-2 weeks, 2-3 weeks, 3-4 weeks 4-5 weeks, etc, because custom made art depends on many factors like if it’s an oil painting it can take longer to dry then a different paint medium, if it’s small, large, etc

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Add Admin API or CLI support for Customer Account API Application Setup URLs in the Headless sales channel

Feature Request

Hi Shopify team,

We are using Shopify’s Headless sales channel for a custom self-hosted storefront deployed outside Oxygen/Hydrogen hosting. Our storefront uses the Customer Account API, and the required callback URLs, JavaScript origins, and logout URLs are configured manually in:

Shopify Admin -> Sales channels -> Headless -> [storefront] -> Customer Account API credentials -> Application setup

We are building a PR preview infrastructure where every pull request can deploy to an ephemeral preview URL, for example:

https://pr-123.preview.example.com

For the Customer Account login to work on these preview URLs, we need to add the preview URL to the Headless channel’s Customer Account API Application setup.

Today, Shopify appears to support this type of automation only for the Hydrogen sales channel through:

  • hydrogenStorefrontCustomerApplicationUrlsReplace
  • shopify hydrogen customer-account-push

However, we do not use the Hydrogen sales channel for this storefront. We use the Headless sales channel with a custom Fly.io deployment. Shopify support confirmed there is currently no documented Admin GraphQL mutation or Shopify CLI command for updating Customer Account API Application setup URLs for a Headless sales channel storefront.

Requested capability

Please add a supported Admin API mutation and/or Shopify CLI command that allows apps or CI/CD workflows to manage Customer Account API Application setup URLs for Headless sales channel storefronts.

Ideally, this would support:

  • Reading current allowed JavaScript origins, callback URLs, and logout URLs.
  • Adding preview URLs safely.
  • Removing stale preview URLs safely.
  • Targeting a specific Headless sales channel storefront.
  • Using a standard Admin API access token with appropriate scopes.
  • Clear validation and error messages for invalid domains or unsupported storefront IDs.

Use case

For PR previews and other ephemeral environments, teams need a Customer Account login to work before code is merged to staging or production. Without API/CLI support, developers must manually add and remove preview URLs in Shopify Admin for every PR that needs account login testing.

That manual process is error-prone and does not scale well for teams using modern preview deployments.

Why Hydrogen-only support is not enough

The existing Hydrogen mutation/CLI path requires a Hydrogen storefront ID and Hydrogen sales channel access. Headless storefronts are also a first-class Shopify pattern, and many teams deploy them to external infrastructure such as Fly.io, Vercel, Netlify, AWS, or Kubernetes.

Those Headless storefronts need the same Customer Account URL management capabilities as Hydrogen storefronts.

Expected outcome

A supported Headless equivalent of the Hydrogen Customer Account URL management API/CLI, so CI/CD systems can safely sync preview/staging/production URLs without migrating to the Hydrogen sales channel solely for automation.

Thanks.

Feature Request

Hey, there! I just have a small request: can we please include Bluesky as one of the social media link options for our storefront? I would love to be able to link my store to my Bluesky account and make it easy for visitors to find me there. Thank you!