Storefront Powerpack

Change the look of Storefront without touching code or hiring anyone

You have a WooCommerce store running Storefront, and every small tweak (moving the cart, changing a button color, hiding a product tab) ends up as CSS pasted in blindly or as a development quote for something that looked trivial. Storefront Powerpack is built for that moment: it is a plugin that adds visual controls to the theme's own Customizer.

In small stores, an online store's design is not decided once. It gets adjusted every time your catalog, campaign or audience changes, and every adjustment that depends on a developer is one you make late or not at all. This plugin reduces that dependence.

What you can change from the Customizer

Changes are previewed instantly, so you test before publishing. These are the main areas:

• Header: you add or remove components such as the logo, the shopping cart and the navigation, and reorder them by dragging and dropping.
• Styling of any element: you point and click on what you want to modify and adjust typography (with Google fonts), colors, margins and padding. It reaches from the site's main container down to buttons and products.
• Product pages: you hide text boxes or tabs you don't want and change the look of the image gallery. You can apply it to a single product or to the whole store.
• Checkout: you switch between several checkout layouts and enable a «distraction-free» option.
• Home page: you edit text, buttons and layout from a simple editor.

The «distraction-free» checkout: useful, but not a sales guarantee

Removing elements that distract at payment often makes sense, because every extra link is a possible exit. Even so, the plugin offers layout variants, not results: if your store's problem is unexpected shipping costs or too few payment methods, no design fixes it. Try a variant, check how your funnel behaves and keep the one that works best.

It only works with Storefront: you cover the rest

Powerpack is an add-on for the Storefront theme (it requires Storefront 2.0 or later). If you use another theme or a page builder for the whole store, it is not for you. And within Storefront, here is what it solves and what stays outside:

• It solves: header layout, typography and colors, button and container styling, global product page settings, checkout variants and home page editing.
• You cover it, or another plugin does: payment gateways, shipping methods, taxes, new store features (filters, wishlists, advanced coupons) and any layout beyond what Storefront allows.
• A professional covers it: highly custom designs, with structures Storefront does not support by default.

In addition, it is a styling and customization tool: it does not add selling features of its own.

How to decide if Storefront Powerpack is worth it

It fits if you already work with Storefront, don't want to code and need to adjust the look often, for example a small store or someone who manages their own catalog. Weigh it carefully if you want a highly distinctive design, because you are limited by the Storefront base. Check in the demo that the controls you will use most (header, product page, checkout) give you the result you imagine.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to know CSS?

No. Changes are made with element selection and visual controls inside the Customizer.

Does it work with any theme?

No, it is designed for Storefront 2.0 or later.

Can I change just one product?

Yes, product page changes can be applied to a specific one or to the whole store.

Can I use my own fonts?

It includes Google fonts. If you need other typefaces, check in the demo first.

Does it add store features, like filters or wishlists?

No. It changes the look and layout of what already exists; new features need other plugins.