Advanced Woo Labels Pro for WooCommerce: Two Default Badge Positions

Build labels from product information

Advanced Woo Labels Pro creates unlimited labels and badges for WooCommerce products. Add custom text or use text variables to show details such as price, sale price, discount amount or percentage, SKU, quantity, and stock status. Pro variables can also show product URLs, shipping classes, sizes, taxonomies, attributes, custom fields, sales numbers, review counts, and ratings. Mathematical calculations are supported in Pro text variables, so labels can present calculated values alongside product information.

Choose a predefined image label, upload an image, or use an SVG. Pro labels can include emojis and custom links, combined with text or product variables.

Set conditions for label display

Product conditions can check stock or sale status, featured status, price range, product type, product age, sale date, sales number, taxonomy, attributes, and custom fields. Page conditions can target templates, page types, page IDs, or archive pages.

User conditions can use role, country, language, device, cart contents, purchases, or shop statistics such as the average product cost in a cart. Date conditions can target a date, time, date range, or day of the week. Combine conditions in AND and OR groups to control when a label appears.

Control position and appearance

Place labels on product images or before product titles, and align them to different sides of either position. Display hooks let you adjust placement for a theme. You can also replace the default WooCommerce On Sale and Out of Stock labels with labels created in the add-on.

Choose from five text label shapes and additional Pro shapes. Adjust colors, font size, opacity, padding, margins, borders, shadows, and rotation. Arrange labels in groups with options for maximum quantity, priority, spacing, and alignment. Pro animations have customizable parameters for each label. A live preview in the administration panel lets you review changes before publishing.

Set up a label

In the plugin's administration settings, make a label, select its content, define display conditions, and adjust its style and position. Preview the result, then publish it for the WooCommerce products that match your rules.