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title: "How to Show WooCommerce Products in Masonry Grid Layout in WordPress?"
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# How to Show WooCommerce Products in Masonry Grid Layout in WordPress?

## Key Takeaways

- Nexter Blocks Product Listing block shows WooCommerce products in a masonry grid layout in WordPress.
- Masonry layout is selected from the Layout section after choosing the listing type and style in the Product Listing block.
- Columns Manager tab manages the masonry columns, and other settings and style options fine-tune the layout.

Showcasing WooCommerce products in a masonry grid layout on your WordPress website can transform your online store's appearance and enhance the browsing experience for your customers. The masonry grid layout is a visually captivating and modern way to display products, providing an organized and dynamic presentation.

You can show products in a masonry grid layout with the Product Listing block from the Nexter Blocks.

*To check the complete feature overview documentation of the Nexter Blocks* Product Listing block, [click here](https://nexterwp.com/docs/add-product-listing-in-wordpress/).

***Requirement  - This block is a part of the Nexter Blocks*, make sure its installed & activated to enjoy all its powers.**

[LIVE BLOCK LINK](https://nexterwp.com/nexter-blocks/listing/wordpress-product-listing/)

To do this, make sure you’ve added some products to your WooCommerce store, then follow the steps - 

1. Add the Product Listing block to the page. 

2. After selecting the appropriate listing type from the **Types** section and style, select **Masonry** from the **Layout** section.

![](https://nexterwp.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/product-listing-content-layout-masonry-new.png)

Now your products will show in a beautiful masonry layout. You can manage the masonry columns from the **Columns Manager** tab.

You can fine-tune the layout with other settings and style options.

![](https://nexterwp.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/product-listing-masonry-layout-demo-2.png)

Also, check [How to Show WooCommerce Products in Metro Layout in WordPress](https://nexterwp.com/docs/show-woocommerce-products-in-metro-layout-in-wordpress/).

## Frequently Asked Questions

**Q: Why are my WooCommerce products not showing in a masonry grid?**
A: The usual blocker is missing setup on the Nexter Blocks side. The Product Listing block is what enables the masonry grid layout, and it only works when Nexter Blocks is installed and activated. The page also assumes you already added products to your WooCommerce store, so an empty store will not give you anything to display. If the block is present and products exist, the next key step is choosing Masonry from the Layout section.

**Q: What do I need before I can show WooCommerce products in a masonry grid in WordPress?**
A: Two things matter here: products in your WooCommerce store and the Product Listing block from Nexter Blocks. The tutorial is built around that block, so Nexter Blocks has to be installed and activated first. That setup matters because the masonry layout is not a separate WooCommerce feature, it comes from the block itself. Once those pieces are in place, you can add the block to a page and switch the layout to Masonry.

**Q: Can I use the Product Listing block for a masonry product layout without coding?**
A: The page positions this as a no-code way to display WooCommerce products in a masonry grid. The Product Listing block from Nexter Blocks handles the layout choice, so you are not building the grid manually. That is useful if you want a modern product display without custom CSS or theme edits. The same block also lets you manage masonry columns from the Columns Manager tab after you set Masonry as the layout.

**Q: How do I change the number of columns in a WooCommerce masonry grid?**
A: The Columns Manager tab controls that part of the layout. After selecting Masonry in the Layout section, you can manage how many columns the product grid uses from there. That matters because masonry layouts can look very different depending on column count, especially when product images have mixed heights. If the grid feels too dense or too sparse, column management is the setting to adjust first.

**Q: What is the difference between masonry layout and metro layout for WooCommerce products?**
A: Masonry gives you a dynamic grid presentation, while metro layout is covered in a separate tutorial on this site. The page links to [How to Show WooCommerce Products in Metro Layout in WordPress](https://nexterwp.com/docs/show-woocommerce-products-in-metro-layout-in-wordpress/), which suggests they are treated as different display styles rather than one setting with two names. If your goal is a more irregular, visually varied product feed, masonry is the one this tutorial focuses on.

**Q: Where can I see the Product Listing block used for WooCommerce products?**
A: Nexter Blocks provides a live example of the Product Listing block at [LIVE BLOCK LINK](https://nexterwp.com/nexter-blocks/listing/wordpress-product-listing/). That is useful if you want to compare how the block behaves before setting it up on your own page. The tutorial also points to [click here](https://nexterwp.com/docs/add-product-listing-in-wordpress/) for broader Product Listing documentation, which helps if you need context beyond just Masonry.