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products - GraphQL Admin

Retrieves a list of products in a store. Products are the items that merchants can sell in their store.

Use the products query when you need to:

Build a browsing interface for a product catalog.
Create product searching, sorting, and filtering experiences.
Implement product recommendations.
Sync product data with external systems.

The products query supports pagination to handle large product catalogs and saved searches for frequently used product queries.

The products query returns products with their associated metadata, including:

Basic product information (for example, title, description, vendor, and type)
Product options and product variants, with their prices and inventory
Media attachments (for example, images and videos)
SEO metadata
Product categories and tags
Product availability and publishing statuses

Learn more about working with Shopify's product model.

ProductConnection!

The elements that come after the specified cursor.

The elements that come before the specified cursor.

A filter made up of terms, connectives, modifiers, and comparators. You can apply one or more filters to a query. Learn more about Shopify API search syntax.

Filter by a case-insensitive search of multiple fields in a document.

Example:

query=Bob Norman
query=title:green hoodie

Filter by the product variant barcode field.

Example:

barcode:ABC-abc-1234

Filter by a product bundle. A product bundle is a set of two or more related products, which are commonly offered at a discount.

Filter by the collection id field.

Example:

collection_id:108179161409

Filter by the role of the product in a combined listing.

Valid values:

parent
child
no_role

Example:

combined_listing_role:parent

Filter by the date and time when the product was created.

Example:

created_at:>'2020-10-21T23:39:20Z'
created_at:<now
created_at:<='2024'

Filter by the delivery profile id field.

Example:

delivery_profile_id:108179161409

Filter by products with publishing errors.

Filter by a comma-separated list of product handles.

Example:

handle:the-minimal-snowboard

Filter by products that have only composite variants.

Example:

has_only_composites:true

Filter by products that have only a default variant. A default variant is the only variant if no other variants are specified.

Example:

has_only_default_variant:true

Filter by products that have variants with associated components.

Example:

has_variant_with_components:true

Filter by id range.

Example:

id:1234
id:>=1234
id:<=1234

Filter by inventory count.

Example:

inventory_total:0
inventory_total:>150
inventory_total:>=200

Filter by products that have a reduced price. For more information, refer to the CollectionRule object.

Example:

is_price_reduced:true

Filters resources by metafield value. Format: metafields.{namespace}.{key}:{value}. Learn more about querying by metafield value.

Example:

metafields.custom.on_sale:true
metafields.product.material:"gid://shopify/Metaobject/43458085"

Filter by products that are out of stock in at least one location.

Example:

out_of_stock_somewhere:true

Filter by the product variant price field.

Filter by the app id field.

Example:

product_configuration_owner:10001

Filter by the publication status of the resource on a channel, such as the online store. The value is a composite of the channel app ID (Channel.app.id) and one of the valid values.

Valid values:

approved
rejected
needs_action
awaiting_review
published
demoted
scheduled
provisionally_published

Example:

product_publication_status:189769876-approved

Filter by a comma-separated list of product types.

Example:

product_type:snowboard

Filter by a comma-separated list of publication IDs that are associated with the product.

Example:

publication_ids:184111530305,184111694145

Filter by the publishable status of the resource on a channel, such as the online store. The value is a composite of either the channel app ID (Channel.app.id) or channel name and one of the valid values.

Valid values:

online_store_channel
published
unpublished
visible
unavailable
hidden
intended
visible

Example:

publishable_status:published
publishable_status:189769876-visible
publishable_status:pos-hidden

Filter by the date and time when the product was published to the online store and other sales channels.

Example:

published_at:>2020-10-21T23:39:20Z
published_at:<now
published_at:<=2024

Filter by the published status of the resource on a channel, such as the online store.

Valid values:

unset
pending
approved
not approved

Example:

published_status:approved

Filter by a comma-separated list of statuses. You can use statuses to manage inventory. Shopify only displays products with an ACTIVE status in online stores, sales channels, and apps.

Valid values:

ACTIVE Default
ARCHIVED
DRAFT

Example:

status:ACTIVE,DRAFT

Filter objects by the tag field.

Filter by objects that don’t have the specified tag.

Filter by the product title field.

Example:

title:The Minimal Snowboard

Filter by the date and time when the product was last updated.

Example:

updated_at:>'2020-10-21T23:39:20Z'
updated_at:<now
updated_at:<='2024'

Filter by the product variant id field.

Example:

variant_id:45779434701121

Filter by the product variant title field.

Example:

variant_title:'Special ski wax'

Reverse the order of the underlying list.

The ID of a saved search. The search’s query string is used as the query argument.

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The connection between the node and its parent. Each edge contains a minimum of the edge's cursor and the node.

A list of nodes that are contained in ProductEdge. You can fetch data about an individual node, or you can follow the edges to fetch data about a collection of related nodes. At each node, you specify the fields that you want to retrieve.

Was this section helpful? query GetProducts { products(first: 10) { nodes { id title } } }curl -X POST \ https://your-development-store.myshopify.com/admin/api/2025-07/graphql.json \ -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \ -H 'X-Shopify-Access-Token: {access_token}' \ -d '{ "query": "query GetProducts { products(first: 10) { nodes { id title } } }" }'const { admin } = await authenticate.admin(request); const response = await admin.graphql( `#graphql query GetProducts { products(first: 10) { nodes { id title } } }`, ); const data = await response.json();const client = new shopify.clients.Graphql({session}); const data = await client.query({ data: `query GetProducts { products(first: 10) { nodes { id title } } }`, });session = ShopifyAPI::Auth::Session.new( shop: "your-development-store.myshopify.com", access_token: access_token ) client = ShopifyAPI::Clients::Graphql::Admin.new( session: session ) query = <<~QUERY query GetProducts { products(first: 10) { nodes { id title } } } QUERY response = client.query(query: query)

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