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What is the Listing score?

Find out how to improve the listing score to enhance your product listings in Shopify.

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Written by Craig Wright

In your Product Catalog, each product is given a Listing score. It shows whether your product listing includes all the essential information needed to perform well in search results and attract buyers.

Details of the listing score report

The score is based on:

  • Title

  • Description

  • SEO-friendly image file names

  • Alt text for images

  • Number of images

A higher score means a more complete, optimised listing. This makes it easier to find in search, look more professional, and give buyers confidence to purchase.


Availability

  • Web App and iOS only.

  • Fix it suggestions: 5 free generations on Free and Pro plan, then upgrade required. Max and Ultra have unlimited fix it suggestions.


Ways to view the Listing score

There are several ways to view the Listing score.

iOS:

  • Product Catalog shows a Listing score below each product's title

  • Product information screen has a Listing score entry. When selected, it shows up to 3 recommended actions to improve the score.

Web App:

  • Product Catalog shows a Listing score on each product tile

  • Product Catalog list view has a score for each product

  • Product screen has a List score in the header.

  • Product screen has a List score in the Shopify side banner.

When you select the List score in the header or side banner, Photoroom displays more detail and up to 3 recommended actions to improve the score.


How to improve your Listing score

Photoroom provides up to 3 recommendations to help you improve a product's Listing score. From each recommendation, you can quickly:

  • Add AI Shots based on a product image

  • Add metadata such as title, description, and alt text.

You can write your own product title, description, image filenames, and alt text, or use Photoroom to generate them automatically. Auto-generated content gives you a ready-to-use draft that you can publish immediately or refine later.

For instructions, see:

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