Your PrestaShop catalog, the way Google expects it.

The module at work

Building a feed, the URL to declare in Merchant Center and the full configuration, recorded on a PrestaShop 9 shop.

What the module does

14 configuration tabs, from country selection to catalog diagnostics.

Product-by-product exclusion

A bulky item, a thin margin or a reference a platform refuses leaves the feed in one click, from the Products tab. It stays active, orderable and visible in its aisles: only the feed drops it. The list is paginated on the server and a whole search is excluded in one action.

71 countries, several languages per country

Every country where Google Shopping is officially available. A single country can carry several languages (Belgium: FR, NL, DE; Switzerland: FR, DE, IT), and each one gets the Google product taxonomy for its own locale.

Google attributes covered

The required attributes (id, title, description, link, image_link, availability, price), the recommended ones (brand, gtin, mpn, google_product_category, condition) and the apparel attributes (gender, age_group, color, size).

Combinations exported

Every combination goes out as a product of its own: color, size, material, pattern. Gender and age group are set per category for apparel items.

Prices, currencies and shipping

Prices with or without tax per country, specific prices and active discounts taken into account, shipping costs per carrier, quantity and lead times. An option forces the currency in the product URL, with id_currency placed first so it stays compatible with common robots.txt rules.

CRON and batch export

Generate manually from the back office or automatically by CRON. The export is paginated into batches, 2000 products per cycle by default and adjustable, to avoid timeouts: batches chain on their own until the catalog is done.

Custom labels

custom_label_0 through custom_label_4 filled from product features, to segment your Google Ads campaigns: season, margin, clearance, best seller.

Gzip compression

An .xml.gz feed, a format Merchant Center reads natively: a file several times lighter, bandwidth saved and faster fetches on large catalogs.

Feed options

Meta title instead of the product name, short or long description, image format, removal of excessive capitals, out-of-stock products, UTM parameters, and a file location and name of your choosing.

Multistore

Configuration, feeds and CRON URLs of their own for every store in your PrestaShop installation. No native PrestaShop table is modified.

Interface in 18 languages

Bulgarian, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Spanish and Swedish: the module's back office speaks the language of whoever is using it.

Built-in FAQ and changelog

42 questions sorted into 9 themes, every answer visible without unfolding, plus a translated changelog. The documentation sits inside the module, where you work.

License and support

The Mediacom87 license is free for anyone who owns a module bought on Addons or PrestatoolBox: it unlocks update notifications and priority support. Feed generation, CRON, the promotions feed and the diagnostics all work without a license.

A protected feed, an audited catalog

A published feed is still a static file: what matters is that nobody but Google knows where to find it, and that you know ahead of time what Google would turn down.

Protected feed URL

A secret fingerprint added to the file name makes the URL impossible to guess: a predictable name would let anyone download your references, prices and stock levels. The file stays static, so Google still fetches it at full speed, but its name is unknown.

Key renewal

One action renews the security key, deletes the generated files and invalidates every old URL immediately, product feeds and promotions feeds alike.

Atomic writes

Each export is written to a temporary file and then moved into place in a single operation: Google never picks up a truncated feed, even if it fetches while generation is running. An .htaccess file blocks directory listing in the export folder.

Product image audit

Images below 500x500 pixels are listed ahead of Google's 31 January 2027 deadline. The measurement is taken on the original file you uploaded, not on the theme's thumbnails: that original is the one Google fetches.

Feed quality report

Excluded products are counted by cause, with examples: empty description, no image, empty title, root category. Products exported without a brand are flagged as at risk.

Database index check

The database indexes that speed up the export are checked and can be created in one click, without going through phpMyAdmin.

The same file, several platforms

The feed follows the Google Merchant Center specification, and that specification is read well beyond Google.