Catalogues in order.
Feeds others can understand.
A product feed is the file an online store sends to marketplaces, search engines, or AI assistants so they can list its products. FeedPilot opens your CSV, Excel, JSON, or XML, recognises columns such as name, price, stock, and image, flags products with missing or malformed data, and prepares a clean version to download. Everything is processed in your browser, without uploading the catalogue.
Check the 12-product example
The demonstration catalogue is synthetic: its .example links are not a real shop. Download it or load the tool's example to reproduce these checks.
- 01Input
- 02Review each row
- 03Export and check
| Product | Field | Input value | What to check |
|---|---|---|---|
BRU-ROT-PA-06 | price | not-a-price | The price is not numeric. Confirm the amount in the original source before editing it; do not turn it into zero just to remove the warning. |
BRU-NOT-A6 | title | — | The title is missing. Recover the real product name and check that it describes this variant. |
BRU-GOM-02 | imageUrl | image.example/gomas.jpg | The image address has no protocol. Check the real URL and public access; adding https:// does not prove that an image exists. |
After exporting, import the file again: all 12 identifiers should remain unless you deliberately excluded products. Also check currency, variants and special characters.
Local validation checks the implemented rules. Channel acceptance also depends on the shop, images and its policies. Consult the destination's specification. Google Merchant Center