Hi, does anyone know how to edit the collection code to display product color variants as separate products on the collection page? Currently, we are using separate products for each color, which makes our SKUs and listings confusing. We would greatly appreciate it if anyone could share the code with us!
Previously, we were using the Impulse theme, which allowed us to manage code from online to show the color variant option as a separate product on the collection page.
Hi @Jasmineau99 ,
This is Theodore from PageFly - Shopify Page Builder App.
Showing color variants as separate products on Shopify collections:
Don’t edit collection code! Here’s a better solution:
This allows customers to see color variants as “separate products” on the collection page while maintaining a single product listing with fewer SKUs.
Best regards,
Theodore | PageFly
any tutorial showing how to do this with pagefly apps?
this function FOC?
Third-party apps make it easy to separate variants I own the Stamp ‑ Variants on Collection and we help merchants display variants separately on the collection page and home page. You can customize the settings per collection to show or hide specific variants, filter variants, or separate them by specific options. For example, you can create a “Gold” collection and display only gold-related variants.
Hi @Jasmineau99
You can surface color variants as individual products by iterating over each variant in your collection template and rendering a product card for each variant. Get the featured media from the variant and link to the parent product with the selected option preloaded. This keeps SKUS together, but shows colors separately.
Hi @Jasmineau99,
I faced the exact same issue with inventory management when splitting colors into separate products.
To fix this, I decided to keep single product listings with standard color swatches, but I added an app called ImageLoop.
It automatically rotates the main product image on the collection page based on a schedule (e.g., daily or every few hours). This gives all your color variants exposure on the grid without creating duplicate products/SKUs.
It’s free for 3 products, and the analytics show you exactly which cover variant generated the most sales. So you can test it on your bestsellers to see if it’s worth it for the full catalog.
Hope this helps!
This isn’t possible natively in Shopify, collection pages always show one card per product.
So people usually either duplicate products (not ideal for inventory) or tweak the theme.
If you just want each variant (color, size, etc.) to appear as its own product visually, without touching your product structure, you need a frontend solution that splits variants in the collection grid.
Variantify does exactly that, I’ve been using it and it works well for this.
