How to Display All Products on One Page in Magento 2

HOW TO DISPLAY ALL PRODUCTS ON ONE PAGE IN MAGENTO 2

Displaying all products on a page allows customers to view your entire catalog from a single page.

In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to display all the products on a category page and give customers the option to do it by themselves in Magento 2. We’re using Magento 2.4.1 for this step-by-step guide.

How to Display All Products on a Category Page in Magento 2

  1. On the Magento admin sidebar, navigate to Stores > Settings > Configuration.

    Configuration in Magento admin sidebar
    Navigate to Stores > Settings > Configuration

  2. In the left panel, navigate to Catalog > Catalog.

    Catalog in Catalog section
    Select Catalog in Catalog section.

  3. Expand the Storefront section and configure the following “Product Listings”:
    Storefront section on Catalog page
    Configure the Product Listings in the Storefront section of the Catalog page.

    List Mode: You can leave the default settings or choose either of these options 一 Grid OnlyList OnlyGrid (default) / List, or List (default) / Grid. We’ll select the “Grid (default) / List” mode that displays products in a grid format by default on the catalog page. The customer can also switch to “List” mode to view the products in a list format.

    Products per Page on Grid Allowed Values: Set the number of products that will display on each page when shown in the grid view. Make sure you separate each value with a comma.
    To display all the products on a category page, add a value exceeding the total number of products in your catalog.
    For example, if you have 48 products in a category, add “100, 200, 300” in the text area. Magento will default to displaying 100 products per page. Thus, all 48 products will display on the category page automatically.

    Products per Page on Grid Default Value: Insert the number of products that will display on each page in the grid format. This number must be a value from the “Products per Page on Grid Allowed Values” list.

    Products per Page on List Allowed Values: Enter the number of products that will display on each page when shown in the list view. Separate each value with a comma.

    Products per Page on List Default Value: Insert the number of products that will display on each page in the list format. The value must be from the “Products per Page on List Allowed Values” list.

  4. Click on the orange Save Config button on the top right.

    Save button on the Catalog page
    Click the Save button on the Catalog page

  5. Navigate to System > Tool Management > Cache Management.
  6. Select all the invalidated cache types (Layouts and Page Cache) and click the Submit button to refresh the cache.

    Invalidated cache types in Cache Management
    Select the invalidated cache types on the Cache Management page and click Submit

How to Allow Customers to Display All Products on a Category Page in Magento 2

  1. On the Magento admin panel, go to Stores > Settings > Configuration.

    Configuration in Magento admin panel
    Configuration in Magento admin panel

  2. In the left panel, navigate to Catalog > Catalog.

    Catalog in Catalog section
    Catalog in Catalog section

  3. Expand the Storefront section and change the Allow All Products per Page setting from No to Yes.

    Allow All Products Per Page field on Catalog page
    Select Yes in the Allow All Products Per Page dropdown on the Catalog page

  4. Click on Save on the top right-hand side.
  5. Navigate to System > Tool Management > Cache Management, and refresh the cache by submitting the invalidated cache types.

Changing these settings shows an “All” value in the “Show x-number Per Page” dropdown at the bottom of the category page.

Show All on the frontend
Show All on the frontend

Liam is a marketing specialist at StartMarketing.net. Based in Dubai, he graduated from Trinity College Dublin in 2020 with a degree in Computer Science (Intelligent Systems). He has since 2021 worked for Google as a Sales and Marketing specialist, within their Dublin headquarters. Liam has over 4 years of experience in e-commerce sales, digital marketing and branding.

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