You can automatically upload and sync your store product catalog to the mobile-friendly Shop section on your Facebook business page. The Facebook Shop can be viewed on a desktop, mobile as well as the Facebook app. All products or orders are managed from your store admin area or the mobile apps for iOS or Android. With Facebook shop installed you can further drive sales with dynamic advertising, remarketing, or use shoppable posts on Instagram.

To start selling your products on Facebook, you need to meet a few requirements:

After confirming these steps, connect your store to Facebook.

​Note: If you already have an active Shop section on your Facebook page, the existing products will be overridden.

2. Select the Facebook business page where you wish to sell your products and click Save:

You can only connect your store to one Facebook business page. Multiple store accounts require independent Facebook pages and vice versa –– you need a separate storage account for each Facebook page.
If the Facebook Business page you want to link with is not listed, visit the FAQ section for a possible fix.

3. Accept Facebook Merchant Commerce Terms.

You can only connect your store to one Facebook business page. Multiple store accounts require independent Facebook pages and vice versa –– you need a separate storage account for each Facebook page.
If the Facebook Business page you want to link with is not listed, visit the FAQ section for a possible fix.

4. Accept Facebook Merchant Commerce Terms.

You can only connect your store to one Facebook business page. Multiple store accounts require independent Facebook pages and vice versa –– you need a separate storage account for each Facebook page.
If the Facebook Business page you want to link with is not listed, visit the FAQ section for a possible fix.

4. Accept Facebook Merchant Commerce Terms.

Your store will then sync all enabled products to a new Facebook Shop Tab. Once products are uploaded, you need to wait for Facebook to review your store before you can start selling and advertising. Check out the review status under the Pending review tab. Although you might see your products appear on the Shop section before Facebook has verified your information, customers will not be able to see your products until the setup process is complete.

If your store is rejected: a) ensure your products comply with Facebook product specifications; b) appeal this decision.

Once you have uploaded your products to your Facebook business page, your catalog will automatically sync every 12 hours to ensure that your pricing and inventory are always up-to-date.

When you make any changes to product details in your store catalog (e.g. edit product’s image, title, or price), those products are automatically updated on your Facebook page after the next synchronization.

If you need to update your products immediately, you can manually re-sync them by clicking Sync Products on the Facebook page from your store admin.

Product listings on Facebook have certain peculiarities. Here is how it works with your store:

Facebook allows up to 20 images per product, so your store uploads the first 20 images from the item’s gallery.

You can use the catalog from your Facebook Shop to set up targeted ads within Facebook. Refer to Facebook Ads for more information and setup instructions.

If you do not want to sell some products from your online store on Facebook, you can manually hide them in Facebook catalog settings.

To deactivate a product in a Facebook catalog:

5. Review the list of selected items and click Deactivate Delivery to confirm the action.

Products that you deactivate delivery for will be hidden from your Facebook catalog. They will still remain available in your online store.

When a customer wants to purchase something in your Facebook shop, they are taken to the online store on your website for checkout. Facebook shops do not have a shopping cart, so customers can only buy one product at a time.
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Customers automatically receive confirmation emails about their orders from your store. You will see the orders in your store admin, go to My sales → Orders, and in your mobile app for iOS or Android.

Orders generated from Facebook are available in your store admin, go to My sales → Orders, or in the mobile app for iOS or Android along with your regular sales.

Facebook orders do not have any labels that indicate their reference source.

When someone places a new order in your Facebook shop, you will get an email or a push-notification in mobile apps for iOS or Android.

If you want to stop selling on Facebook, you can disconnect your store and remove the Shop tab from your Facebook business page.

TIP: Did you know that with your Facebook shop you can set up shoppable posts on Instagram?

To hide the Shop tab on your Facebook business page:

Your Facebook shop will no longer be available in the page menu, but you will still be able to tag your products on Instagram. You can unhide the Shop tab anytime by clicking the Add tab at the bottom of the page.

To completely remove the Shop you need to disconnect it from your store admin.

Disconnecting your Facebook account from your store will clear your Facebook shop settings and remove your catalog. Any product you create in your store will no longer sync with your Facebook catalog. You can always reconnect this sales channel in the future.

Note: If you track Facebook Pixel data or have Instagram product tagging associated with your catalog, disconnecting/reconnecting the Facebook shop may cause the loss of that data.

Most likely, your products have variations with unique SKUs that Facebook treats as individual items.

Only store admins can see these duplicated products. If you browse your Facebook Shop in an incognito mode, products will show up in a standard way – with options.

To solve this issue, try re-syncing your store catalog with Facebook.

Enabled products that are assigned to the subcategory of the second level (including its subcategories) will be grouped into a separate collection on Facebook.

For example, you have two subcategories of the second level (Kids T-shirts and Adult T-shirts) that belong to the root category called T-shirts. You will have two collections in your Facebook Shop – T-shirts / Kids T-shirts and T-shirts / Adult T-shirts.

In case the Kids T-shirts subcategory has child subcategories (e.g., different designs or styles), the products from the child subcategories will be grouped under the same collection T-shirts / Kids T-shirts on Facebook.

Product variations (e.g., size and color variants) will be uploaded to the Facebook Shop with corresponding selections. Products that have a variation that reads “any choice” will be uploaded without variations.

You can manage the product variations in your store admin, go to Catalog → Products. Open the product in editing mode and switch to the Options tab.

No. Facebook shop does not have a shopping cart to hold multiple products. However, the quantity of a single product can be adjusted.

No. Products that are in hidden categories, and the hidden categories themselves will not export/sync.

Yes. See Sell on Instagram for more information.

All accounts, pages, and products associated with the Facebook sales channel are subject to approval by Facebook. Please refer to Facebook Guidelines for listing products to make sure that your items comply with them. If Facebook rejects a product by mistake, you can appeal this decision.

To rearrange the Shop tab in the Facebook menu:

Displaying the Shop section on the Home tab page is controlled algorithmically by Facebook. Users can not control this. You as an admin may see Shop section shown on the Home tab, however, your page visitors cannot see it there.

The Shop section may be displayed on the Home tab of the pages that do not have any other activity in terms of media or posts.