extra picture only for google merchant center

Hi @urka ,

Thank you for reaching out!

To assist you accurately, could you please share how you plan to set or store these clean, Google-compliant images for your products? For example:

• Will you be uploading them using a custom field (like ACF or another plugin)?
• Will you be storing them as part of the WooCommerce product gallery but want to use only one specific image?
• Or do you have another method in mind?

Once I understand how you’re assigning these images to each product, I’ll be able to guide you on how to set it up using our Product Feed Manager plugin accordingly.

Looking forward to your clarification!

Best regards,

Hi @urka,

Thank you for the update!

While we haven’t specifically tested compatibility with TheGem theme’s custom fields, and our plugin isn’t officially built to support theme-level custom fields, but there’s still a good chance it may work in your case.

If the theme’s custom field is saving the image URL properly, then it might appear in the Assign Value dropdown when editing the Main Image field in the feed—under the Product Custom Attributes section, using the exact field name it’s saved as.

Here’s a screenshot to help illustrate what I mean:
🔗 View Screenshot

You can test this by assigning the field to a few products and checking if it becomes available in the feed editing interface.

Let me know how it goes or if you’d like help identifying the correct meta key to use!

Best regards,

Hi @urka

The screenshot you provided is actually not from our plugin UI, so I’m a bit confused by your reference.

To access the settings I showed you in my previous screenshot, please follow these steps using Product Feed Manager for WooCommerce:

1. Go to the Product Feed Manager dashboard
2. Create a new feed or open an existing one
3. Scroll to the Image attribute in the feed configuration
4. From the Assign Value dropdown, search for the meta key used by your theme to store the product image. Select the correct meta key and save the feed
5. Here is another screenshot to help you navigate: Screenshot

Let us know if you need further help.

Best regards,

Hi @urka ,

We are happy to help our users and here as long as you need help.

With the free version of Product Feed Manager, you get access to basic filtering options shown here:
👉 Product Filter Window
You can also use the Custom Filter to apply more rules.

However, the free version limits each feed to up to 200 products, and there’s no control over which 200 products are included—they are selected automatically from all eligible products.

So, while you can apply filters, you cannot restrict the feed to specific categories or control exactly which products appear. This level of control isn’t available in the free version.

If you want to test with fewer products, then free version will be perfect.

Feel free to ask if you need help with your feed setup!

Best regards,

Oh that’s wonderful news @urka.

For the issue of the missing currency in the sale price, you can resolve this by using the suffix field to append the currency code to the sale price. Here’s a screenshot to guide you through the process: https://prnt.sc/ehhJiDbUmdEj.

Now, as our product is working well and hope you liking our service too. So I guess you don’t mind me asking to rate us — it would mean a lot if you could take a few minutes to leave us a 5-star rating for us.

👉 PFM Review: 5-star review link

Have a good day!