WooCommerce product images not showing properly can be caused by theme conflicts, wrong image sizes, or plugin issues. Have you faced this? Let’s find the fix together.
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WooCommerce product images not showing properly can be caused by theme conflicts, wrong image sizes, or plugin issues. Have you faced this? Let’s find the fix together.
WooCommerce product images may not display correctly due to several common issues:
Incorrect Image Sizes – If your theme doesn’t support the default WooCommerce image dimensions, the product images may appear blurry, stretched, or cropped. You may need to regenerate thumbnails using a plugin like Regenerate Thumbnails.
Theme Compatibility – Some themes may override WooCommerce’s image settings or lack full support for product galleries. Switching to a WooCommerce-compatible theme can help isolate the issue.
Plugin Conflicts – A conflicting plugin may interfere with the product image display. Try deactivating plugins one by one to find the culprit.
Missing or Broken Image URLs – If images were not properly uploaded or the URLs have changed (especially after a migration), the images may not load. Double-check your product image paths.
Lazy Load or Cache Issues – Sometimes caching plugins or lazy-loading features may prevent images from loading correctly. Try clearing your site and browser cache.
CDN or SSL Configuration – If you’re using a CDN or recently moved to HTTPS, image URLs might not load properly due to incorrect settings. Ensure your CDN is synced and media links use HTTPS.
How to Fix It:
Regenerate thumbnails using a plugin.
Test with a default theme like Storefront.
Disable caching and optimize image settings.
Check image URLs in the product editor.
Clear your CDN and browser cache if used.
If the issue still persists, please contact our support team for personalized assistance.