Getting a Product Feed from Magento

Magento (Adobe Commerce) stores generate product feeds through a feed extension — install one, create a Google Shopping-format feed, and connect its URL to a Renable catalog.

Updated July 11, 2026

Magento (Adobe Commerce) doesn't ship with a product-feed generator, so the standard route is a feed extension that builds a Google Shopping-format feed file on a schedule and serves it at a stable URL — which you then connect to a Renable catalog.

Step 1: install a feed extension#

Several established extensions generate product feeds for Magento 2 — search the Adobe Commerce Marketplace (or your agency's preferred vendors) for "product feed". [VERIFY: current recommended Magento 2 feed extensions — e.g. Mirasvit Advanced Product Feeds or Amasty Product Feed — and their setup steps.] If your store is developer-managed, this is typically a quick task for them.

Step 2: create the feed#

In the extension, create a feed from its Google Shopping template and check:

  • Format: Google Shopping XML.
  • Products: all products, or a filtered selection (in stock only, specific categories, and so on).
  • Fields: title, description, price, special/sale price, availability, image, and a product identifier (SKU or GTIN).
  • Schedule: regenerate at least daily so prices and stock stay current — Renable re-reads the feed on a recurring schedule.

The extension gives you the generated feed's URL. Open it in a browser to confirm it shows product data.

Step 3: connect it to Renable#

Create a catalog in your project and set the feed URL on the catalog page — or paste the URL into the Aimée chat and ask her to connect it; she validates that it really serves products before saving. Renable auto-detects the format.

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