Prices, inventory, tags, SEO and product data across your whole catalog — selected with precise filters, scheduled for the right moment, and reversible when you change your mind.
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Pick the fields, pick the products, run it once. The app writes the changes through the Shopify API and keeps the previous values so nothing is a one-way door.
Set a value, raise or cut it by amount or percentage, or derive one field from another — price from cost, compare-at from price — and round the result the way your store prices.
Adjust quantities per location with a reason code, switch tracking on or off, and choose whether a variant keeps selling when it runs out.
Rewrite titles and descriptions in bulk with find and replace, prefixes and suffixes, and clean up vendor, type, handle and status while you are there.
Add or remove tags across a collection, a vendor or any filtered slice of the catalog — and reverting a task puts the old tag set back.
Fill in missing SEO titles and descriptions, or roll out a new template across a category without touching products one by one.
Keep identifiers and tax settings consistent: SKUs, barcodes, the taxable flag and tax codes all change in the same task as everything else.
The same flow whether you are changing four products or seventy thousand.
Choose product or variant filters — collection, tag, vendor, type, price, SKU, barcode, status, inventory, option values, dates — combine them with “all” or “any”, then preview exactly what was matched and exclude anything you do not want.
Pick the fields and how they change: set, increase, decrease, base one field on another, find and replace, add or remove text and tags. A calculation example shows the old and the new value before anything is written.
Run it now, or set a start time and a revert time so a sale turns itself on and off. Recurring tasks repeat on the weekdays and time you pick.

Bulk editing goes wrong when you cannot see what happened. Every task keeps its own record.
Revert a finished task with one click, or set the revert time up front so discounted prices return to normal the minute the promotion ends.
Each task lists the product, the variant, the property, the old value and the new one, plus a separate list of items that were skipped and why.
Long tasks run in the background and email you when they are done, so you are not watching a progress bar while seventy thousand variants update.
4.5 out of 5 from 31 reviews on the Shopify App Store.
“The app’s advanced filtering, scheduling, and rollback features streamline our operations and reduce manual work. Its integration with Shopify Flow allows us to automate recurring edits.”
“Now we can update prices in bulk, run promotions on collections, and even schedule automatic price reverts after the sale. This app really saves us a lot of time.”
“An accurate, cost effective solution for price editing with price rounding options. Compared to our previous CSV edit/import method the time savings are huge.”
Start free. Paid plans raise the number of products per task, the number of tasks per month and how many recurring schedules you can keep running.
All plans include filters, the scheduler, rollback and task logs. Compare the plans in detail.
Yes. The Free plan runs 5 tasks a month on up to 10 products or variants each, so you can rehearse the whole flow — filters, editors and the result — before paying anything. The scheduler, recurring tasks and task history start on the paid plans.
Yes. Every task stores the old value of every field it touched. You can revert a finished task manually, or set a revert date when you create it so prices roll back on their own after a sale.
With product and variant filters: collection, tag, vendor, product type, title, handle, price, SKU, barcode, status, inventory, option values, creation and update dates. Filters combine with “match all” or “match any”, and you can preview the selection and exclude single products by hand.
Yes. Inventory edits target a specific location and are written with a reason code, so the change shows up correctly in Shopify’s inventory history.
Recurring tasks repeat on the weekdays and time you choose, and the app is a Shopify Flow connector, so bulk edits can also be triggered from your own Flow workflows.