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Get your correct product images onto WooCommerce
WooCommerce's built-in product importer downloads each image from a link, or use our free plugin to fill them automatically.
The whole idea in one line: the directory holds your correct image at a link, and WooCommerce can read images from a link, so connecting them just means handing over the link.
Path A · Ask your AI
No code · no keys
Best for checking a brand, grabbing a handful of images, or handing correct links to whoever updates your menu.
- Connect Claude or ChatGPT to BrandrAI. Add this as a connector. It's open, so there's no login or key. directory.brandrai.com/mcp
- Ask for your images. Paste this into a new chat with BrandrAI turned on:
Using the BrandrAI directory, find the correct product image for each item below. For each, give me the product name, the matched BrandrAI product, a confidence score, and the image URL. If you are not confident or there is no match, say so, do not guess.
[paste your product names, one per line]
Or grab a whole brand at once: "Using BrandrAI, list every product for [brand] with its correct image URL." That's the most reliable way.
- Use the links. You get back the correct, brand-approved image link for each product, with a confidence note (it says "no match" instead of guessing).
Path B · Product CSV
Self-serve · no keys
Best for a whole catalog at once, and it needs no developer.
- Get your correct image links from Path A (ask for the whole brand), or export them from your BrandrAI directory page.
- Put each link in the image column. WooCommerce sideloads the image from the URL. The column is Images. Separate several links with a comma.
- Import the file. The platform downloads each image from the link during import and copies it to its own storage. Prefer no CSV? Our free WordPress plugin connects your store and fills the correct images for you.
Path C · By hand
No keys · no tools
Best for one or two products.
- Get the correct image file. Open the image link the AI hands you in Path A (or a link from your private BrandrAI workspace) and save the image.
- Upload it to that product in WooCommerce's back office. Done.