With filters: https://your-store.myshopify.com/orders?status=unfulfilled&limit=250
This approach references Shopify’s Order API parameters and works directly in the admin interface without requiring template modifications or custom development. Multiple users confirmed this method works effectively for bulk order management tasks.
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I am wondering that how to change the number of records per page on order listing page?
I have searched the forum also tried to google it but i cannot found any solution.
On the order listing page right now I usually apply different filters (eg: show only unfulfilled orders) and when the orders are more then 50, i have to go to the next page and apply actions over again, so is there is ANY possible way where i can change these from 50 to 100 or max 250 per page?
Please describe if this can be done by editing the admin template files? I assume we can modify the admin theme template files?
I wanted to do the same thing once and ended up checking up the Order API in Shopify’s documentation to find an answer. It turns out you can actually use any of the parameters if you want, it works exactly like a query.
You can have up to 250 orders in a page and it can be achieved by adding ‘&limit=250’ at the end of your link (the ‘&’ is only to be added if you’re using other filters too, check examples below), for example:
We also want to increase the limit of orders per page from 50 to atlesat 100 or 250 can you please explain how we can do that…?
we are unable to understand below process.
You can have up to 250 orders in a page and it can be achieved by adding ‘&limit=250’ at the end of your link (the ‘&’ is only to be added if you’re using other filters too, check examples below), for example:
To get more than 50 orders per page in the Shopify admin, you can change the URL by adding &limit=250 to the end of the orders page link. For developers or those using the API, you can use the limit parameter to request up to 250 orders per page and implement pagination to handle more.
For the Shopify admin
Navigate to your orders page.
Find the URL in your browser’s address bar.
Add &limit=250 to the end of the URL and press Enter.
If there is already a ? in the URL, use & after the last existing parameter; otherwise, use ?. For example, if the URL is .../admin/orders?&query=some&other=filter, change it to .../admin/orders?&query=some&other=filter&limit=250. If the URL is .../admin/orders, change it to .../admin/orders?limit=250.