WPC Product Size Chart for WooCommerce

WPC Product Size Chart for WooCommerce adds dedicated size information to product pages so shoppers can compare measurements before choosing an item. It is aimed particularly at clothing and fashion shops where sizing varies between brands and designs, with charts that appear in an informative popup rather than competing with the main product description.

A charting layer

The plugin supports unlimited size charts and separates them into two useful types: global charts that apply across a range of products, and individual charts for a specific product. That distinction suits a catalogue where several garments share a standard table while a particular design needs its own measurements.

Display rules are based on the subjects selected for each chart. Products, tags, categories and brands are all listed as possible targets, giving store managers a way to associate a chart with groups of merchandise instead of attaching every table one product at a time. The premium feature list also mentions combined sources for global size charts, which is relevant where one table needs information drawn from more than one source.

Useful table controls

The table editor covers the basic structure a sizing guide needs. Rows and columns can be added or removed, and the measurement system can use predefined units or units defined by the store. This leaves room for charts that do not fit a single standard format, such as tables with separate garment dimensions or regional measurements.

• Unlimited customisable size charts
• Global and individual chart types
• Product, tag, category and brand targeting
• Nine positions on single product pages
• Configurable chart label, excerpt and title
• Customisable text above or below the chart
• Combined charts in one popup
• Shortcode support for inserting charts elsewhere

The nine available positions provide more control than a single fixed placement. Labels, excerpts, titles and the text above or below a chart are also configurable, so the surrounding explanation can match the shop’s terminology.

Placement beyond products

Size charts are presented through a popup, keeping the detailed table available without requiring every measurement to sit permanently in the product layout. A chart can also be inserted with a shortcode, which extends its use to other locations supported by the site’s content editor or theme.

Combining different size charts into one popup is another practical option for products that need more than one reference table. For example, a store can keep separate charts together for a garment and its applicable brand or measurement system, rather than forcing shoppers through several unrelated links.

What to weigh

The flexibility comes with administration work. Unlimited charts, multiple chart types and targeting by several catalogue subjects create more rules to maintain, and the feature list does not describe bulk editing or automatic measurement conversion. A shop with a large, changing catalogue should expect to keep chart assignments and units organised carefully.

Shortcodes add placement freedom but also introduce a manual step: someone must decide where each shortcode belongs and keep it accurate when content changes. The popup and nine position choices likewise require a clear display policy, especially if individual and global charts overlap. The feature list states compatibility with most WordPress themes and plugins, but it does not identify specific integrations or explain how conflicting product-page layouts are handled.

Who it suits

This is a focused fit for WooCommerce clothing, fashion and other shops where measurements affect purchasing decisions. It has enough targeting and presentation controls for stores carrying multiple brands or designs, while shortcode support helps when the chart needs to appear outside the default product-page position.

Stores with only a few products may find the broader rule set more than they need. For catalogues where sizing is a recurring source of uncertainty, however, global and individual charts, configurable tables and popup presentation address the main job directly: putting the relevant measurements close to the buying decision.