Shopify product feeds
for ad platforms
Turn your Shopify catalog into Google Shopping XML, Meta CSV, and TikTok CSV feeds bundled into one downloadable zip for ad platform ingestion.
Everything you need from product feed generator.
One prompt replaces the app you would otherwise install, configure, and pay for monthly.
Multi-platform export
Generate feed formats for Google, Meta, and TikTok from the same Shopify catalog pull.
Variant-aware data
Include product and variant information like titles, descriptions, prices, availability, handles, and images.
Downloadable bundle
All generated feed files are packaged into one zip so they can be reviewed and uploaded where needed.
Pay per use. No subscription.
Product Feed Generator costs 500 credits per run. Credits never expire — use them when you need them.
Three steps. Under two minutes.
Connect your store once, then run product feed generator whenever you need it.
Connect your store
Run the Chompute Shopify setup once inside Claude Code or Codex.
Generate feeds
Ask for ad platform feeds. Chompute fetches the catalog and formats each target file.
Upload where needed
Download the zip, inspect the files, and upload them to your preferred ad platform workflow.
Built for real Shopify workflows.
Product Feed Generator is designed for the tasks merchants actually repeat, not hypothetical edge cases.
Prepare catalog feeds before launching shopping or retargeting campaigns.
Review generated files before handing them to a media buyer or uploading to a platform.
Create first-pass feeds for a new ad channel without installing another Shopify app.
Pay per credit. No subscriptions.
One-time credits. No subscription. A product feed export is 500 credits.
Good for testing skills before committing.
Buy CreditsEnough for steady use. Save 52% vs the starter pack.
Buy CreditsIdeal for production workflows or teams. Save 60% per credit.
Buy CreditsGenerate ad feeds from Shopify in minutes.
Install the Chompute Shopify package and create product feeds inside Claude Code or Codex.
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