Splitmunk gives every variant its own card on your collection pages — without touching your theme code, breaking your filters, or getting your stock wrong. The variant split you never have to think about again.
Your snowboard comes in five colorways, but your collection shows one card. Splitmunk gives the Ice board, the Dawn board, and the Powder board each their own image, price, and link — right in your existing grid.
Every variant gets its own image, price, and link. Shoppers see the Ice board and the Dawn board side by side, not buried behind a click.
Splitmunk renders inside your theme's own product cards, not a layer bolted on top. Filtering, sorting, and pagination behave exactly as before — filter to Red and only the red cards remain.
Each card aggregates availability across that colorway's variants, so a sold-out card never shows as buyable. Hide sold-out colorways or badge them — your call.
Clicking a card opens the product page with that colorway already selected — the board they clicked, not a blank picker. Size stays a choice there, where it belongs.
One theme app embed, enabled with a single click from the app. Remove it and the variant cards vanish while your theme stays untouched.
About 4 KB, loaded only on collection pages, with lazy images and no layout shift. There's no Core Web Vitals hit and no wait for your shoppers.
Choose which collection to split, right inside Shopify — no theme editor required.
Splitmunk suggests an option to split on (usually Color); confirm it or pick your own.
Turn on one app embed with a single click, and your colorway cards appear in the live grid.
It's a front-end app embed — no theme code is edited, ever.
It coexists with Shopify Search & Discovery, re-expanding survivors after every filter and sort.
Cards reflect real per-colorway availability, so sold-out options don't mislead shoppers.
Under 4 KB, one batched Storefront API request, images that lazy-load — nothing that stalls the page.
And a free plan you can actually use: most variant-splitters lock their free plan to development stores, so you can't really try them on your real shop. Splitmunk's free tier runs on your live store.
Splitmunk launches free with one split collection, running on your live store — not a locked-down sandbox. Higher limits and paid tiers arrive as Splitmunk grows, with no add-ons and no surprises.
Everything you need to split your best collection.
For stores splitting more of the catalog.
For catalogs that split everything.
Planned pricing, subject to change before launch. The free tier isn't going anywhere.
Your collections
Pick which collections to split, inside Shopify.
Choose the split
Splitmunk suggests the option — usually Color.
Colorway cards
One card per colorway in the live collection grid.
Preselected PDP
Cards open the product page with that colorway ready.
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No. Splitmunk is a theme app embed that renders on the front end — it never edits your theme code. Remove it and the variant cards simply vanish, leaving your theme exactly as it was.
Yes. Splitmunk works inside your theme's own product cards and coexists with Shopify Search & Discovery, so filtering, sorting, and pagination keep working — it re-expands the surviving colorways after each filter or sort.
One card per value of an option you choose — usually Color, which Splitmunk suggests. A five-colorway snowboard becomes five cards; size stays a choice on the product page.
Your call: hide them, or show them with a "Sold out" badge. Either way, each card's availability is aggregated across that colorway's variants — and an in-stock card links to an in-stock variant.
No. Cards inherit whatever your theme's product card already shows — Splitmunk adds no cart or checkout UI. Clicking a card opens the product page with that colorway preselected.
No. Splitmunk is about 4 KB, loads only on collection pages, and batches a single Storefront API request with lazy images and no layout shift — so there's no Core Web Vitals hit.
Yes. The free tier covers one split collection and runs on your live store — not just a dev store, the way most variant-splitters gate it. Higher limits and paid tiers come later as Splitmunk grows.
Drop your email and we'll tell you the day it's live on the Shopify App Store.
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