Choose the right categories
Display top-level categories, specific selections, or other supported category sets without rebuilding the layout.
WooCommerce category layouts for Divi
Turn product categories into visual ways to shop.
Display selected categories or dynamic subcategories in responsive Divi layouts. Control the content, ordering, columns, image position, and design without rebuilding every category card.
Visual paths into the catalog
Your categories should guide shoppers—not look like a database list.
Category pages are often the first step into a large catalog. Give each category a useful image, description, product count, and clear action while keeping the layout consistent and easy to maintain.
Layout demonstration
Use the same categories in four useful compositions.
Dynamic structure, precise styling
Make categories useful at every screen size.
Control every useful detail
Show or hide the image, title, description, product count, and view-products action.
Use the image as layout
Place category imagery above, beside, or behind the content to create layouts that fit your brand.
Build for every screen
Choose the column count and responsive behavior for desktop, tablet, and mobile.
Keep catalogs clean
Hide empty categories and control ordering so customers see the most useful paths first.
Module settings
Choose the categories once, then control the layout in Divi.
Set which categories appear, how they are ordered, which details are visible, how many columns each screen uses, and where the category image sits.
- Category selection and ordering
- Image, title, description, count, and button
- Responsive columns
- Image position
- Card and text design
Choose your license
Woo Categories pricing tables
This section is reserved for the external pricing-tables plugin.
Woo Categories
$29/ annual
- Access to Woo Categories
- 1 Year of Support & Updates
- 14-Day Money Back Guarantee
All Plugins
$59/ annual
- Access to All Plugins
- 1 Year of Support & Updates
- 14-Day Money Back Guarantee
Woo Categories questions
Select top-level categories, specific categories, or another supported category set and control the order presented to shoppers.
Yes. Keep the catalog clean by hiding empty categories and prioritizing useful paths.
Place category imagery above, to the left, to the right, or behind the card content.
Desktop column settings adapt independently at tablet and phone widths so category cards remain readable and useful.