Product Size Chart for Woocommerce for WordPress

So I was tired of customers returning shirts because they thought the size was off. Like, really off. I’d get messages like “I’m 5’10” and this is too small,” but the chart said 4XL. That’s when I found this Product Size Chart for Woocommerce for WordPress plugin. Honestly, I wasn’t expecting much from a free tool, but it worked better than I thought it would.

The good stuff

The interface is dead simple. No coding, no headaches. I just clicked “Add New Size Chart,” filled in chest, waist, inseam - whatever I needed - and saved it. Then I assigned it to a whole category of jackets. Boom, all products in that section now show the same chart. I didn’t have to edit each product individually, which saved me hours. And the option to show it as a tab or a pop-up? Perfect. I went with the tab so people can check it without being interrupted. The styling is basic but flexible enough - I tweaked the colors to match my store’s theme without breaking anything. It even lets you reuse one chart across multiple products. Super handy for seasonal drops.

The not-so-good

It’s not fancy. Like, zero bells and whistles. No drag-and-drop builder, no image support in the chart itself. If you want a visual size guide with a body silhouette, you’re out of luck. You just get text. Also, the developer info is blank. Not a red flag, but kind of weird for something that’s been around. And there’s no real documentation - just a few basic instructions on the plugin page. I had to figure out how to assign charts to categories by trial and error. Not terrible, but not smooth either. If you need something super polished or want to embed images, look elsewhere.

Bottom line

If you run a WooCommerce store selling clothing, shoes, or anything where sizing matters, this free plugin is worth trying. It does exactly what it promises: helps customers pick the right size. It’s not flashy, but it works. No downloads, no cost, no nonsense. Just drop it in, make your charts, assign them, and walk away. I’ve seen fewer return emails since I added it. For that alone, it’s a win. If you're serious about reducing sizing-related returns, give it a shot. It might not be the most beautiful thing ever, but it gets the job done.