Generate SKUs in 3 simple steps:

1. Enter your item details:
   • Item Name (e.g., "Blue T-Shirt")
   • Attribute 1 (e.g., "Size-L")
   • Optional attributes (color, material, etc.)
2. Choose your SKU format:
   • Set character count (1-5 characters)
   • Pick a separator (e.g., "-" or "/")
3. Generate and export:
   • Click "Add" for single items
   • Use "Add & Retain" for similar items
   • Export to CSV when done

Example: Creating a SKU for clothing items

1. Set Character Count to 3
2. Choose separator "-"
3. Enter Item Name: "T-Shirt"
4. Attribute 1: "Cotton"
5. Attribute 2: "Large"
6. Attribute 3: "Blue"
7. Result: TSH-COT-LRG-BLU

• Keep SKUs consistent and readable
• Use a consistent format across your inventory
• Avoid similar-looking characters (0/O, 1/I)
• Use meaningful abbreviations
• Document your SKU format for future reference
• Consider your inventory size when choosing format
• Test your SKU system with a small batch first

What is a SKU?

A Stock Keeping Unit (SKU) is a unique identifier for tracking inventory items in your store.

Why use custom SKUs?

Custom SKUs help organize inventory, track sales, and quickly identify product variations. They make inventory management more efficient and reduce errors.

Are these SKUs unique?

Yes, each generated SKU is unique within the same batch. However, always verify against your existing inventory.

How do I handle product variations?

Use attributes to distinguish variations. For example, a blue shirt in size L could be: SHT-BLU-LRG

What if I make a mistake?

You can easily delete individual SKUs or clear all entries to start over. Always review before exporting.

Can I use special characters in SKUs?

It's recommended to stick with alphanumeric characters and simple separators like "-" or "/" for compatibility.

How many attributes should I use?

Use as many as needed to uniquely identify your products, but keep it simple. Most businesses use 2-3 attributes.