Group by title pattern
Automatically detect and create product groups from title patterns like 'Summer Tee - Red'.
If your catalog names variations consistently — Summer Tee - Red, Summer Tee - Blue, Summer Tee - Green — the app can detect the shared base name and create single-option groups for you, in bulk.
Titles are split at your separator — matching products become groups you review before creating.
Start it from Groups → Create group → Group by title pattern (in the Group by a rule row), then click Continue.
Step 1 — Configure detection

Configure how Combined Listings should detect groups from your product titles.
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Separator | The character(s) that split a title into base name + option value (e.g. - in Summer Tee - Red). |
| Option name | The option created for every detected group (e.g. Color). You can rename it per group during review. |
| Minimum group size | Groups with fewer matching products are skipped. |
| Product filters | Optionally limit detection by product status (Any / Active / Draft), collection, or vendor. |
Click Analyze products to run detection. Analysis reads your catalog directly — nothing is created yet.
Step 2 — Review detected groups

Review every detected group before creating them in bulk.
For each detected group you can:
- Select or deselect which groups get created.
- Rename the group’s option.
- Pick its Appearance for On product page and On product card — the same style picker as the group editor — and check the Storefront preview.
- Exclude a wrongly matched product (and add it back).
Choose Create groups as Active or Draft at the top of the review. A banner below the list explains why products were left out — no matching pattern, or already in another group.
Step 3 — Create
Click Create N groups. Progress runs through: Matching products by title → Creating groups → Applying the option → Publishing to your storefront.
Step 4 — Done
A summary shows how many groups were created and their statuses, with shortcuts to Customize appearance and View product groups.

A summary of every group created and its status.
Related
- Group by tag — when your tags identify each product family.
- Group with AI — when titles don’t follow one pattern.
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