Creating a Size Chart / Size Guide
Choose you preferred way to create a Size chart we offer 4 options:
1. Table-style Chart (Excel-like)
Best for: Full control, detailed measurements, custom sizing logic.
Create a size chart from scratch using a flexible table layout, similar to Excel.
What you can do:
- Add and rename rows and columns
- Enter precise measurements (cm or inches)
- Create custom size labels (XS–XL, numeric, custom)
- Design one chart for multiple products
Recommended if:
You already have a size chart or want full control over layout and data.
🎥 Video: Creating a table-style size chart
2. Create from Product
Best for: Speed, Shopify variants, minimal setup.
Automatically generate a size chart based on your Shopify product variants.
What you can do:
- Pull sizes directly from a product
- Generate a matching size chart instantly
- Edit or expand the chart afterward if needed
Recommended if:
Your products already use clean Shopify variants and you want a quick setup.
🎥 Video: Creating a size chart from a product
3. Start from Template
Best for: Standard garments and fast setup.
Choose from ready-made templates for common product types.
Available templates include:
- Tops & bottoms
- Dresses & outerwear
- Shoes, belts, bags, accessories
What you can do:
- Start with size chart to match your garments
- Adjust values, labels, and units to mirror your garments
- Reuse templates across products
Recommended if:
You want a professional starting point without building from scratch.
🎥 Video: Using size chart templates
4. Visual Measurement Builder (Drag & Drop)
Best for: Visual products, accessories, footwear, non-apparel items.
Upload a product image and place measurements directly on it.
What you can do:
- Upload any product image
- Drag and drop measurement lines
- Label dimensions visually (e.g. width, height, depth)
- Create clear, image-based size guides
Recommended if:
You sell anything that needs to show measurements like shoes, bags, sunglasses, equipment, or items where visuals work better than tables.
🎥 Video: Creating a visual size guide