Product data specification

Use this guide to format your product information for Merchant Center. Google uses this data to make sure that it's matched to the right queries. Sharing your product data in the correct format is important for creating successful ads and free listings for your products.

In this article

• Before you begin
• Definitions

Product data attributes:

• Basic product data
• Price and availability
• Product category
• Product identifiers
• Detailed product description
• Shopping campaigns and other configurations
• Marketplaces
• Destinations
• Delivery
• Tax

Before you begin

Other requirements

In addition to this product data specification, your product data must also meet the following requirements:

• Shopping ads policies
• Landing page requirements
• Tax rate data requirements
• Delivery rate data requirements
• Checkout requirements and best practices
• Currency and language requirements

Formatting your product data

Use English when submitting the names of attributes and the values for attributes that use supported values. For example, the condition [condition] attribute uses the supported values new, refurbished and used, which must be submitted in English in order for the system to read them.

For all attributes that do not use supported values, but rather allow for free-form text, such as the title [title] or description [description] attributes, make sure that you use the same language for all attributes in a feed. Use an underscore when submitting an attribute name with multiple words (for example, image_link). Learn more about how to submit attributes and attribute values

Definitions

• Product: This is the actual product that potential customers search for on Google.
• Item: This is a product that has been added to your product data, either in a text feed, XML feed or API. For example, an item is one line in your text feed.
• Variant: These are specific versions of a product that comes in different variations. For example, a shirt that comes in different sizes has size variants.

Required: Submit this attribute. If you don't, your product won't be able to be served in ads and free listings.

It depends: You may or may not need to submit this attribute depending on the product or the countries in which your products are shown.

Optional: You can submit this attribute if you want to help boost your product's performance.

Basic product data

The product information that you submit using these attributes is the foundation for creating successful ads and free listings for your products. Make sure that everything you submit is of the quality that you'd show to a customer.

Attribute and format	Minimum requirements at a glance
ID [id] Your product's unique identifier Required Example A2B4 Syntax Max. 50 characters Schema.org property: Yes (learn more about Merchant listing (Product, Offer) structured data on Google Search Central)	Use a unique value for each product. Use the product's SKU where possible. Keep the ID the same when updating your data. Use only valid unicode characters. Use the same ID for the same product across countries or languages.
Title [title] or Structured title [structured_title] Your product's name Required Example (title [title]): Mens Pique Polo Shirt Example (structured title [structured_title]): trained_algorithmic_media:"Stride & Conquer: Original Google Men's blue and orange power shoes (size 8)" Syntax Title [title]: Plain text. Max 150 characters Structured title [structured_title]: Two sub-attributes: Digital source type [digital_source_type] (Optional): This sub-attribute supports two values: Default [default]: Specifies that the title provided using the content [content] sub-attribute was not created using generative AI. Trained algorithmic media [trained_algorithmic_media]. Specifies that the title provided using the content [content] sub-attribute was created using generative AI. If no value is specified, the default [default] value is used. Content [content] (required): The title text. Max 150 characters. Schema.org property: Title [title]: Yes (learn more about Merchant listing (Product, Offer) structured data on Google Search Central) Structured title [structured_title]: No	Use one of the title [title] or structured title [structured_title] attributes to clearly identify the product that you are selling. For titles created using generative AI, use the structured title [structured_title] attribute, otherwise use the title [title] attribute. Accurately describe your product and match the title from your landing page. Don't include promotional text like 'free delivery', all capital letters or gimmicky foreign characters. For variants: Include distinguishing features such as colour or size. For mobile devices: Include 'with contract' if sold with a contract. For the United States, include 'with payment plan' if sold in instalments. For Russia: For books and other information products, include the age rating at the beginning of the title.
Description [description] or Structured description [structured_description] Your product's description Required Example (description [description]): Made from 100% organic cotton, this classic red men's polo has a slim fit and signature logo embroidered on the left chest. Machine wash cold; imported. Example (structured description [structured_description]): trained_algorithmic_media:"Transform your TV with the effortless power of Google Chromecast. This sleek device discreetly connects to your television, unlocking a world of wireless streaming and mirroring possibilities. From movies and TV shows to photos and presentations, cast your favourite content directly to the big screen with its integrated HDMI connector." Syntax Description [description]: Plain text. Max. 5,000 characters Structured description [structured_description]: Two sub-attributes: Digital source type [digital_source_type] (Optional): This sub-attribute supports two values: Default [default]: Specifies that the title provided using the content [content] sub-attribute was not created using generative AI. Trained algorithmic media [trained_algorithmic_media]. Specifies that the title provided using the content [content] sub-attribute was created using generative AI. If no value is specified, the default [default] value is used. Content [content] (required): The description text. Max. 5,000 characters Schema.org property: Description [description]: Yes (learn more about Merchant listing (Product, Offer) structured data on Google Search Central) Structured description [structured_description]: No	Use one of the description [description] or structured description [structured_description] attributes to accurately describe your product and match the description from your landing page. For descriptions created using generative AI, use the structured description [structured_description] attribute, otherwise use the description [description] attribute. Don't include promotional text like 'free delivery', all capital letters or gimmicky foreign characters. Only include information about the product. Don't include links to your shop, sales information, details about competitors, other products or accessories. Use formatting (for example, line breaks, lists or italics) to format your description.
Link [link] Your product's landing page Required Example http://www.example.com/asp/sp.asp?cat=12&id=1030 Schema.org property: Yes (learn more about Merchant listing (Product, Offer) structured data on Google Search Central)	Use your verified domain name. Start with http or https. Use an encoded URL that complies with RFC 2396 or RFC 1738. Don't link to an interstitial page unless legally required.
Image link [image_link] The URL of your product's main image Required Example http://www.example.com/image1.jpg Schema.org property: Yes (learn more about Merchant listing (Product, Offer) structured data on Google Search Central)	For the image URL: Link to the main image of your product. Start with http or https. Use an encoded URL that complies with RFC 2396 or RFC 1738. Make sure that the URL can be crawled by Google (robots.txt configuration allowing Googlebot and Googlebot-image). For the image: Accurately display the product. Use an accepted format: JPEG (.jpg/.jpeg), WebP (.webp), PNG (.png), non-animated GIF (.gif), BMP (.bmp) and TIFF (.tif/.tiff). Don't scale up an image or submit a thumbnail Don't include promotional text, watermarks or borders. Don't submit a placeholder or a generic image. All images created using generative AI must contain metadata indicating that the image was AI generated (for example, the IPTC Digital Source TypetrainedAlgorithmicMedia metadata tag). Don't remove embedded metadata tags such as the IPTC Digital Source Type property from images created using generative AI tools, for example Project Studio. The following IPTC NewsCodes specify the type of digital source that was used to create the image and should be preserved: TrainedAlgorithmicMedia: The image was created using a model derived from sampled content. CompositeSynthetic: The image is a composite that includes synthetic elements. AlgorithmicMedia: The image was created purely by an algorithm not based on any sampled training data (for example, an image created by software using a mathematical formula).
Additional image link [additional_image_link] The URL of an additional image for your product Optional Example http://www.example.com/image1.jpg Syntax Max. 2,000 characters Schema.org property: No	Meet the requirements for the image link [image_link] attribute with these exceptions: The image can include product staging and show the product in use. Graphics or illustrations can be included. Submit up to 10 additional product images by including this attribute multiple times. All images created using generative AI must contain metadata indicating that the image was AI generated (for example, the IPTC Digital Source TypetrainedAlgorithmicMedia metadata tag). Don't remove embedded metadata tags such as the IPTC Digital Source Type property from images created using generative AI tools, for example Project Studio. The following IPTC NewsCodes specify the type of digital source that was used to create the image and should be preserved: TrainedAlgorithmicMedia: The image was created using a model derived from sampled content. CompositeSynthetic: The image is a composite that includes synthetic elements. AlgorithmicMedia: The image was created purely by an algorithm not based on any sampled training data (for example, an image created by software using a mathematical formula).
3D model link [virtual_model_link] Additional link to show a 3D model of your product. Optional (available only in the US) Note: This attribute is only available in the classic experience of Merchant Center Example https://www.google.com/products/xyz.glb Syntax/type URL (Must start with 'http://' or 'https://') Up to 2,000 characters	Use a 3D model. Your file shouldn't exceed 15 MB. Textures in the file can be up to 2K (4K isn't supported). Provide a valid URL in your product data. The link should point to a .gltf or .glb file. Review your 3D model. You can use a validation tool to verify if your 3D model works properly.
Mobile link [mobile_link] Your product's mobile-optimised landing page when you have a different URL for mobile and desktop traffic Optional Example http://www.m.example.com/asp/ sp.asp?cat=12 id=1030 Syntax Max. 2,000 alphanumeric characters Schema.org property: No	Meet the requirements for the link [link] attribute.

Price and availability

These attributes define the price and availability for your products. This information is shown to potential customers in ads and free listings. If your products' prices and availability change often, you'll need to let us know in order to show your products. Check out these tips for keeping your product information fresh

Attribute and format	Minimum requirements at a glance
Availability [availability] Your product's availability Required Example in_stock Supported values In stock [in_stock] Out of stock [out_of_stock] Pre-order [preorder] Backorder [backorder] Schema.org property: Yes (learn more about Merchant listing (Product, Offer) structured data on Google Search Central)	Accurately submit the product's availability and match the availability with your landing page and checkout pages. Provide the availability date [availability_date] attribute if you submit preorder [preorder] or backorder [backorder] as the availability value.
Availability date [availability_date] Required if product availability is set to pre-order The date a pre-ordered product becomes available for delivery Example (for UTC+1) 2016-02-24T11:07+0100 Syntax Max. 25 alphanumeric characters ISO 8601 YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm [+hhmm] YYYY-MM-DDThh:mmZ Schema.org property: Yes (learn more about Merchant listing (Product, Offer) structured data on Google Search Central)	Use this attribute if your product's availability is set to pre-order. Provide a value up to one year in the future. The availability date should also be added to the product's landing page and be clear to your customers (for example, '6 May 2023'). If an exact date can't be provided, you can use an estimated date (for example, 'May 2023').
Cost of goods sold [cost_of_goods_sold] Your product's description Optional The costs associated with the sale of a particular product as defined by the accounting convention that you've set up. These costs may include material, labour, freight or other overhead expenses. By submitting the COGS for your products, you gain insights about other metrics, such as your gross margin and the amount of revenue generated by your ads and free listings. Example 23.00 GBP Syntax ISO 4217 codes Use '.' rather than ',' to indicate a decimal point Numeric Schema.org property: No	The currency must be in the ISO 4217 format. For example, GBP for British pounds. The decimal point must be a period (.). For example, 10.00 GBP.
Expiry date [expiration_date] The date that your product should stop being shown Optional Example (for UTC+1) 2016-07-11T11:07+0100 Syntax Max. 25 alphanumeric characters ISO 8601 YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm [+hhmm] YYYY-MM-DDThh:mmZ Schema.org property: No	Use a date less than 30 days in the future. Note that a latency of several hours may occur.
Price [price] Your product's price Required Example 15 USD Syntax Numeric ISO 4217 Schema.org property: Yes (learn more about Merchant listing (Product, Offer) structured data on Google Search Central)	Accurately submit the product's price and currency, and match with the price from your landing page and at checkout. Make sure that your landing page and the checkout pages include the price in the currency of the target country in a place that's straightforward to find. Ensure that the product can be purchased online for the submitted price. Make sure that any customer in the target country can buy the product for the submitted price, and without paying for a membership. Don't submit a price of 0 (a price of 0 is allowed for mobile devices sold with a contract). For products sold in bulk quantities, bundles or multipacks. Submit the total price of the minimum purchasable quantity, bundle or multipack. For the US and Canada: Don't include tax in the price. For all other countries: Include Value Added Tax (VAT) or goods and services tax (GST) in the price. For additional options to submit price-related information, see the following attributes: Unit pricing measure [unit_pricing_measure] Unit pricing base measure [unit_pricing_base_measure] Sale price [sale_price] Subscription cost [subscription_cost] Instalment [installment]
Sale price [sale_price] Your product's sale price Optional Example 15 USD Syntax Numeric ISO 4217 Schema.org property: No	Meet the requirements for the price [price] attribute. Submit this attribute (sale price) in addition to the price [price] attribute set to the non-sale price. Accurately submit the product's sale price and match the sale price with your landing page and the checkout pages.
Sale price effective date [sale_price_effective_date] The date range during which the sale price applies Optional Example (for UTC+1) 2016-02-24T11:07+0100 / 2016-02-29T23:07+0100 Syntax Max. 51 alphanumeric characters ISO 8601 YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm [+hhmm] YYYY-MM-DDThh:mmZ Separate start date and end date with / Schema.org property: No	Use together with the sale price [sale_price] attribute. If you don't submit this attribute (sale price effective date), the sale price always applies. Use a start date before the end date.
Unit pricing measure [unit_pricing_measure] The measure and dimension of your product as it is sold Optional (except when required by local laws or regulations) Example 1.5 kg Syntax Numerical value + unit Supported units Weight: oz, lb, mg, g, kg Volume US imperial: floz, pt, qt, gal Volume metric: ml, cl, l, cbm Length: in, ft, yd, cm, m Area: sqft, sqm Per unit: ct Schema.org property: Yes (learn more about Merchant listing (Product, Offer) structured data on Google Search Central)	Use the measure or dimension of the product without packaging. Use a positive number. For variants: Include the same value for item group ID [item_group_id] and different values for unit pricing measure.
Unit pricing base measure [unit_pricing_base_measure] The product's base measure for pricing (for example, 100 ml means that the price is calculated based on a unit of 100 ml) Optional (except when required by local laws or regulations) Example 100 g Syntax Integer + unit Supported integers 1, 10, 100, 2, 4, 8 Supported units Weight: oz, lb, mg, g, kg Volume US imperial: floz, pt, qt, gal Volume metric: ml, cl, l, cbm Length: in, ft, yd, cm, m Area: sqft, sqm Per unit: ct Additional supported metric integer + unit combinations 75 cl, 750 ml, 50 kg, 1000 kg Schema.org property: Yes (learn more about Merchant listing (Product, Offer) structured data on Google Search Central)	Optional when you submit the unit pricing measure [unit_pricing_measure] attribute. Use the same unit of measure for this attribute (unit pricing measure) and unit pricing base measure. Bear in mind that the price (or sale price, if active) is used to calculate the unit price of the product. For example, if the price [price] attribute is set to 3 USD, unit pricing measure is 150 ml and unit pricing base measure is set to 100 ml, then the unit price is 2 USD/100 ml.
Instalment [installment] Details of an instalment payment plan Optional Note: Not available for display ads. For vehicle ads: Only available in certain European countries. For Shopping ads and free listings: Available in Latin America for all product categories and in certain other countries for showing wireless products and services only. Example (implies a zero deposit and 'finance' credit type) 6.30 EUR Syntax This attribute uses four sub-attributes: Months [months] (required) Integer, the number of instalments that the buyer has to pay. Amount [amount] (required) ISO 4217, the amount that the buyer has to pay per month Deposit [downpayment] (optional) ISO 4217, the amount that the buyer has to pay upfront as a one-off payment. Note: If you don't submit the sub-attribute, the default value is 0 or 'no deposit'. Credit type [credit_type] (optional). This sub-attribute uses the following supported values: Finance [finance] Lease [lease] Note: If you don't submit the sub-attribute, the default value is finance [finance]. This sub-attribute is only applicable for vehicle ads. Schema.org property: No	Match the instalment option that's visible on your landing page. Don't require a loyalty card. Make sure that the price [price] attribute is the total price when paid in full upfront and use the instalment [installment] attribute to indicate an alternative payment option using instalments with an optional initial deposit.
Subscription cost [subscription_cost] Details a monthly or annual payment plan that bundles a communications service contract with a wireless product Optional (available in certain countries for showing wireless products and services only) Note: Not available for display ads. Example month:12:35.00GBP Syntax Period [period] (required) The duration of a single subscription period. This sub-attribute uses the following supported values: Month [month] Year [year] Period length [period_length] (required) Integer, the number of subscription periods (months or years) that the buyer must pay. Amount [amount] (required) ISO 4217, the amount that the buyer must pay per month. When displaying this amount, Google may round up to the nearest whole unit of local currency to save space. The provided value must still exactly match the amount as shown on your site. Schema.org property: No	Include the total amount due at checkout in the price [price] attribute. When used in combination with the instalment [installment] attribute, also include the total amount due at checkout in the deposit [downpayment] sub-attribute of the instalment [installment] attribute. Match the communications payment plan that you display on your landing page. The plan must be easy to find on the landing page.
The loyalty programme [loyalty_program] The loyalty programme [loyalty_program] attribute allows the setting up of member prices and loyalty points. Optional (available for Japan and the US only) Example my_loyalty_program:silver:10 USD::10: Syntax This attribute uses six sub-attributes: Programme label [program_label] (required) The loyalty programme label set in your loyalty programme settings in Merchant Center Tier label [tier_label] (required) The tier label set in your programme settings in Merchant Center, used to differentiate benefits between each tier. Price [price] (optional) The member specific price for the programme and tier. This will be displayed alongside the non-member price to give shoppers an idea of the benefits of joining your programme. Only available in the US. Cashback [cashback_for_future_use] (optional) Currently not available. Loyalty points [loyalty_points] (optional) The points that the members gain on purchasing the product on your website. This needs to be a whole number. Member price effective date [member_price_effective_date] (optional): This sub-attribute allows merchants to specify when their member pricing benefit begins and ends. Schema.org property: No	Submit the loyalty programme [loyalty_program] attribute to match the loyalty programme label and tiers configured under your Merchant Center account.
Minimum price [auto_pricing_min_price] The lowest price to which a product's price can be reduced. Google uses this information for features such as sale price suggestions, automated discounts and dynamic promotions. Optional Example GBP 15.00 Syntax Numeric ISO 4217 Schema.org property: No	Submit a minimum price [auto_pricing_min_price] attribute. If you are using the automated discounts or dynamic promotions feature, to specify the minimum price to which your product can be reduced. If you want to limit sale price suggestions to a minimum price, e.g. to comply with local pricing laws or to indicate a Minimum Advertised Price (MAP).

Product category

You can use these attributes to organise your advertising campaigns in Google Ads and to override Google's automatic product categorisation in specific cases.

Attribute and format	Minimum requirements at a glance
Google product category [google_product_category]  Optional Google-defined product category for your product Example Clothing and accessories > Clothing > Outerwear > Coats and jackets or 371 Syntax Value from the Google product taxonomy The numerical category ID, or The full path of the category Supported values Google product taxonomy Schema.org property No	Include only one category. Include the most relevant category. Include either the full path of the category or the numerical category ID, but not both. It is recommended that you use the category ID. Include a specific category for certain products. Alcoholic beverages must be submitted only to certain categories. Mobile devices sold with contract must be submitted as either: Electronics > Communications > Telephony > Mobile phones (ID: 267 For tablets: Electronics > Computers > Tablet computers (ID: 4745) Gift cards must be submitted as Arts and entertainment > Party and celebration > Gift giving > Gift cards and certificates (ID: 53)
Product type [product_type]  Optional Product category that you define for your product Example Home > Women > Dresses > Maxi dresses Syntax Max. 750 alphanumeric characters Schema.org property No	Include the full category. For example, include Home > Women > Dresses > Maxi dresses instead of just Dresses Only the first product type value will be used to organise bidding and reporting in Google Ads Shopping campaigns

Product identifiers

These attributes are used to provide product identifiers that define the products that you're selling in the global marketplace and can help boost the performance of your ads and free listings.

Attribute and format	Minimum requirements at a glance
Brand [brand] Your product's brand name Required (for all new products, except films, books and musical recording brands) Optional for all other products Example Google Syntax Max. 70 characters Schema.org property: Yes (learn more about Merchant listing (Product, Offer) structured data on Google Search Central)	Provide the brand name of the product generally recognised by consumers. Providing the correct brand for a product will ensure the best user experience and result in the best performance. Only provide your own brand name as the brand if you manufacture the product or if your product falls into a generic brand category. For example, you could submit your own brand name as the brand if you sell private-label products or customised jewellery. For products that truly do not have a brand (e.g. a vintage dress without a label, generic electronics accessories, etc.), leave this field empty. Don't submit values such as 'N/A', 'Generic', 'No brand' or 'Does not exist'. For compatible products: Submit the GTIN and brand from the manufacturer who actually built the compatible product. Don't provide the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) brand to indicate that your product is compatible with or a replica of the OEM brand's product.
GTIN [gtin] Your product's Global Trade Item Number (GTIN) Required (for all products with a known GTIN to enable full offer performance) Optional (strongly recommended) for all other products Example 3234567890126 Syntax Max. 50 numeric characters (max. 14 per value – added spaces and dashes are ignored) Supported values UPC (in North America/GTIN-12) 12-digit number like 323456789012 8-digit UPC-E codes should be converted to 12-digit codes EAN (in Europe/GTIN-13) 13-digit number like 3001234567892 JAN (in Japan/GTIN-13) 8- or 13-digit number like 49123456 or 4901234567894 ISBN (for books) 10- or 13-digit number like 1455582344 or 978-1455582341. If you have both, only include the 13-digit number. ISBN-10 is deprecated and should be converted to ISBN-13 ITF-14 (for multipacks/GTIN-14) 14-digit number, like 10856435001702 Schema.org property: Yes (learn more about Merchant listing (Product, Offer) structured data on Google Search Central)	Exclude dashes and spaces. Submit only valid GTINs as defined in the official GS1 validation guide, which includes these requirements: The checksum digit is present and correct The GTIN is not restricted (GS1 prefix ranges 02, 04, 2) The GTIN is not a coupon (GS1 prefix ranges 98–99) Providing the correct GTIN for a product will ensure the best user experience and result in the best performance. Only provide a GTIN if you're sure that it is correct. When in doubt don't provide this attribute (e.g. do not guess or make up a value). If you submit a product with an incorrect GTIN value, your product will be disapproved. For compatible products: Submit the GTIN and brand from the manufacturer who actually built the compatible product. Don't provide the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) brand to indicate that your product is compatible with or a replica of the OEM brand's product. For multipacks: Use the product identifier that relates to the multipack. For bundles: Use the product identifier for the main product in the bundle. If you offer customisation, engraving or other personalisation of a product that's been assigned a GTIN by the manufacturer: Submit the GTIN and use the bundle [is_bundle] attribute to let Google know that the product includes customisation.
MPN [mpn] Your product's manufacturer part number (MPN) Required (only if your product does not have a manufacturer-assigned GTIN) Optional for all other products Example GO12345OOGLE Syntax Max. 70 alphanumeric characters Schema.org property: Yes (learn more about Merchant listing (Product, Offer) structured data on Google Search Central)	Only submit MPNs assigned by a manufacturer. Use the most specific MPN possible. For example, different colours of a product should have different MPNs. Providing the correct MPN for a product (when required) will ensure the best user experience and result in the best performance. Only provide an MPN if you're sure that it's correct. When in doubt, don't provide this attribute (e.g. don't guess or make up a value). If you submit a product with an incorrect MPN value, your product will be disapproved.
Identifier exists [identifier_exists] Use to indicate whether or not the unique product identifiers (UPIs) GTIN, MPN and brand are available for your product. Optional Example no Supported values Yes [yes] Product identifiers are assigned to the new product by the manufacturer No [no] Product lacks a brand, GTIN or MPN (see requirements to the right). If set to no [no], still provide the UPIs that you have. Schema.org property: No	If you don't submit the attribute, the default value is yes. Your product's category type determines which unique product identifiers (GTIN, MPN, brand) are required. Submit the identifier exists attribute and set the value to no [no] if: Your product is a media item and the GTIN is unavailable (Note: ISBN and SBN codes are accepted as GTINs Your product is a clothing item and the brand is unavailable In all other categories, your product doesn't have a GTIN or a combination of MPN and brand If a product does have unique product identifiers, don't submit this attribute with a value of 'no' or the product may be disapproved.

Detailed product description

These attributes are used to provide product identifiers that define the products that you're selling in the global marketplace and can help boost the performance of your ads and free listings. 

Attribute and format	Minimum requirements at a glance
Condition [condition] The condition of your product at time of sale Required if your product is used or refurbished Optional for new products Example New Supported values New [new] Brand new, original, unopened packaging Refurbished [refurbished] Professionally restored to working order, comes with a warranty, may or may not have the original packaging Used [used] Previously used, original packaging opened or missing Schema.org property: Yes (learn more about Merchant listing (Product, Offer) structured data on Google Search Central)
Adult [adult] Indicate that a product includes sexually suggestive content Required (if a product contains adult content) Example Yes Supported values Yes [yes] No [no] Schema.org property: No	Set the value of this attribute to yes if this individual product contains nudity or sexually suggestive content. If you don't submit the attribute, the default value is no. Learn about the adult-oriented content policy If your website is generally focused on an adult audience and contains adult-oriented content with or without nudity, indicate that in your Merchant Center settings. If you use Merchant Center Next, find these settings in the Business details tab. If you use the classic Merchant Center, find these settings under 'Tools and settings' and then select 'Account'.
Multipack [multipack] The number of identical products sold within a merchant-defined multipack Required (for multipack products in Australia, Brazil, Czechia, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland, the UK and the US) Required for free listings on Google if you've created a multipack Optional for all other products and target countries Example 6 Syntax Integer Schema.org property: No	Submit this attribute if you've defined a custom group of identical products and are selling them as a single unit of sale (e.g. you're selling six bars of soap together). Submit the number of products in your multipack. If you don't submit the attribute, the default value is 0. If the product's manufacturer assembled the multipack instead of you, don't submit this attribute.
Bundle [is_bundle] Indicates that a product is a merchant-defined custom group of different products featuring one main product  Required (for bundles in Australia, Brazil, Czechia, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland, the UK and the US)  Required for free listings on Google if you've created a bundle containing a main product Optional for all other products and target countries Example Yes Supported values Yes [yes] No [no] Schema.org property: No	Submit yes if you're selling a custom bundle of different products that you've created and if the bundle includes a main product (e.g. a camera combined with a lens and bag). If you don't submit the attribute, the default value is no. Don't use this attribute for bundles without a clear main product (e.g. a gift basket containing cheese and crackers).
Certification [certification] Certifications, such as energy efficiency ratings, associated with your product Available for EU and EFTA countries and the UK  Required for products that require certain certification information to be shown in your Shopping ads or free listings, for example, due to local energy efficiency labelling regulations Optional for all other products Note: If you aren't able to locate your product in the EU EPREL database, you can use the energy efficiency class [energy_efficiency_class], minimum energy efficiency class [min_energy_efficiency_class] and maximum energy efficiency class [max_energy_efficiency_class] attributes instead for a limited transition period. Example EC:EPREL:123456 Syntax This attribute uses the following sub-attributes: Authority [certification_authority] The certification authority. Only 'EC' or 'European_Commission' are supported. Name [certification_name] The name of the certification. Only 'EPREL' is supported. Code [certification_code] The certification code. For example, for the EPREL certificate with the link https://eprel.ec.europa.eu/screen/product /dishwashers2019/123456, the code is 123456 Schema.org property: No	Consult EU energy efficiency regulations or any applicable local law to determine if you need to provide this attribute. This includes products covered by EU energy labels, for example: Fridges and freezers Dishwashers Televisions and other external monitors Household washing machines and washer-dryers Refrigerating appliances with a direct-sales function Light sources
Energy efficiency class [energy_efficiency_class] Your product's energy label Available for EU and EFTA countries and the UK Optional (except when required by local law or regulations) Note: This attribute is being deprecated. Please use the certification [certification] attribute instead to show the EU energy efficiency class. Example A+ Supported values A+++ A++ A+ A B C D E F G Schema.org property: Yes (learn more about Merchant listing (Product, Offer) structured data on Google Search Central)	Include the legally required energy label. To be used in combination with minimum energy efficiency class [min_energy_efficiency_class] and maximum energy efficiency class [max_energy_efficiency_class] to create an energy efficiency label, for example, A+ (A+++ to G).
Minimum energy efficiency class [min_energy_efficiency_class] Your product's energy label Available for EU and EFTA countries and the UK Optional (except when required by local laws or regulations) Note: This attribute is being deprecated. Please use the certification [certification] attribute instead to show the EU energy efficiency class. Available for EU and CH only Example A+++ Supported values A+++ A++ A B C D E F G Schema.org property: Yes (learn more about Merchant listing (Product, Offer) structured data on Google Search Central)	Include the legally required energy label. To be used in combination with energy efficiency class [energy_efficiency_class] and maximum energy efficiency class [max_energy_efficiency_class] to create an energy efficiency label, for example, A+ (A+++ to D).
Maximum energy efficiency class [max_energy_efficiency] Your product's energy label Available for EU and EFTA countries and the UK Optional (except when required by local laws or regulations) Note: This attribute is being deprecated. Please use the certification [certification] attribute instead to show the EU energy efficiency class. Available for EU and CH only Example D Supported values A+++ A++ A B C D E F G Schema.org property: Yes (learn more about Merchant listing (Product, Offer) structured data on Google Search Central)	Include the legally required energy label To be used in combination with energy efficiency class [energy_efficiency_class] and minimum energy efficiency class [min_energy_efficiency_class] to create a textual or graphical energy efficiency label, for example, A+ (G to A+++)
Age group [age_group] The demographic for which your product is intended Required (for all clothing products that are targeted at people in Brazil, France, Germany, Japan, the UK and the US, as well as all products with assigned age groups) Required for free listings for all Apparel & Accessories (ID: 166) products Optional for all other products and target countries Example Infant Supported values Newborn [newborn] 0–3 months old Infant [infant] 3–12 months old Toddler [toddler] 1–5 years old Children [kids] 5–13 years old Adult [adult] Teenagers or older Schema.org property: Yes (learn more about Merchant listing (Product, Offer) structured data on Google Search Central)	Include one value per product. For variants: Include the same value for item group ID [item_group_id] and different values for age group.
Colour [color] Your product's colour(s) Required (for all clothing products that are targeted to Brazil, France, Germany, Japan, the UK and the US, as well as all products available in different colours) Required for free listings for all Apparel & Accessories (ID: 166) products Optional for all other products and target countries Example Black Syntax Max. 100 alphanumeric characters (max. 40 characters per colour) Schema.org property: Yes (learn more about Merchant listing (Product, Offer) structured data on Google Search Central)	Don't use a number such as '0', '2' or '4'. Don't use characters that aren't alphanumeric such as '#fff000'. Don't use only one letter such as R. (For Chinese, Japanese or Korean languages, you can include a single character such as 红.) Don't reference the product or image, such as 'see image'. Don't combine several colour names into one word, such as 'RedPinkBlue'. Instead, separate them with a /, such as 'Red/Pink/Blue'. Don't use a value that isn't a colour, such as 'multicolour', 'various', 'variety', 'men's', 'women's' or 'N/A'. If your product features multiple colours, list the primary colour first. For variants: Include the same value for item group ID [item_group_id] and different values for colour [color]
Gender [gender] The gender for which your product is intended Required (required for all clothing items that are targeted at people in Brazil, France, Germany, Japan, the UK and the US, as well as all gender-specific products) Required for free listings for all Google Apparel & Accessories (ID: 166) products Optional for all other products and target countries Example Unisex Supported values Male [male] Female [female] Unisex [unisex] Schema.org property: Yes (learn more about Merchant listing (Product, Offer) structured data on Google Search Central)	For some Apparel & Accessories (ID: 166) categories like Shoelaces (ID: 1856), this attribute is recommended instead of required as these categories aren't dependent on gender. For variants: Include the same value for item group ID [item_group_id] and different values for gender
Material [material] Your product's fabric or material Required (if relevant for distinguishing different products in a set of variants) Optional for all other products Example Leather Syntax Max. 200 characters Schema.org property: Yes (learn more about Merchant listing (Product, Offer) structured data on Google Search Central)	To indicate multiple materials for a single product (not variants), add a primary material, followed by up to two secondary materials, separated by a /. For example, instead of 'CottonPolyesterElastane', use 'cotton/polyester/elastane'. For variants: Include the same value for the item group ID [item_group_id] attribute and different values for the material attribute
Pattern [pattern] Your product's pattern or graphic print Required (if relevant for distinguishing different products in a set of variants) Optional for all other products Example Striped Polka dot Paisley Syntax Max. 100 characters Schema.org property: Yes (learn more about Merchant listing (Product, Offer) structured data on Google Search Central)	For variants: Include the same value for the item group ID [item_group_id] attribute and different values for the pattern attribute
Size [size] Your product's size Required (required for all apparel products in Apparel & Accessories > Clothing (ID: 1604) and Apparel & Accessories > Shoes (ID: 187) categories targeted at people in Brazil, France, Germany, Japan, the UK and the US, as well as all products available in different sizes) Required for free listings for all Apparel & Accessories > Clothing (ID: 1604) and Apparel & Accessories > Shoes (ID: 187) products Optional for all other products and target countries Example XL Syntax Max. 100 characters Schema.org property: Yes (learn more about Merchant listing (Product, Offer) structured data on Google Search Central)	For variants: Include this with the same value for item group ID [item_group_id] and different values for size [size] If sizes contain multiple dimensions, condense them into one value. For example, '16/34 Tall' is for a neck size of 16 inches, a sleeve length of 34 inches and a 'Tall' fit If your item is 'one size fits all' or 'one size fits most', you can use one_size, OS, one_size fits_all, OSFA, one_size_fits_most or OSFM. For merchant-defined multipack products, submit the multipack quantity using the multipack [multipack] attribute. Do not submit the multipack quantity under the size attribute.
Size type [size_type] Your clothing product's cut Optional (available for clothing products only) Example Maternity Supported values Regular [regular] Petite [petite] Maternity [maternity] Big [big] Tall [tall] Plus [plus] Schema.org property: Yes (learn more about Merchant listing (Product, Offer) structured data on Google Search Central)	Submit up to two values. If you don't submit the attribute, the default value is regular.
Size system [size_system] The country of the size system used by your product Optional (available for clothing products only) Example US Supported values US UK EU DE FR JP CN IT BR MEX AU Schema.org property: Yes (learn more about Merchant listing (Product, Offer) structured data on Google Search Central)	If you don't submit the attribute, the default value is your target country.
Item group ID [item_group_id] ID for a group of products that come in different versions (variants) Required (Brazil, France, Germany, Japan, the UK and the US if the product is a variant) Required for free listings for all product variants Optional for all other products and target countries Example AB12345 Syntax Max. 50 alphanumeric characters Schema.org property: Yes (learn more about Merchant listing (Product, Offer) structured data on Google Search Central)	Use a unique value for each group of variants. Use the parent SKU where possible. Keep the value the same when updating your product data. Use only valid unicode characters. Use an item group ID for a set of products that differ by one or more of these attributes: Colour [color] Size [size] Pattern [pattern] Material [material] Age group [age_group] Gender [gender] Include the same attributes for each product in the item group. For example, if a product varies by size and colour, submit the size [size] and colour [color] for every product that shares the same value for item group ID [item_group_id]. If your products differ by design elements that aren't represented by the attributes above, don't use the item group ID.
Product length [product_length] Your product's length Optional Example 20 in Syntax Number + unit Supported values 1–3,000 Decimal values are supported Supported units cm in Schema.org property: Yes (learn more about Merchant listing (Product, Offer) structured data on Google Search Central)	Include as many of the product measurement attributes as possible. Use the same unit of measurement for each product dimension attribute (including product length, width and height). Otherwise, the information won't be displayed.
Product width [product_width] Your product's width Optional Example 20 in Syntax Number + unit Supported values 1–3,000 Decimal values are supported Supported units cm in Schema.org property: Yes (learn more about Merchant listing (Product, Offer) structured data on Google Search Central)	Include as many of the product measurement attributes as possible. Use the same unit of measurement for each product dimension attribute (including product length, width and height). Otherwise, the information won't be displayed.
Product height [product_height] Your product's height Optional Example 20 in Syntax Number + unit Supported values 1–3,000 Decimal values are supported Supported units cm in Schema.org property: Yes (learn more about Merchant listing (Product, Offer) structured data on Google Search Central)	Include as many of the product measurement attributes as possible. Use the same unit of measurement for each product dimension attribute (including product length, width and height). Otherwise, the information won't be displayed.
Product weight [product_weight] Your product's weight Optional Example 3.5 lb Syntax Number + unit Supported values 0–2,000 Decimal values are supported Supported units lb oz g kg Schema.org property: Yes (learn more about Merchant listing (Product, Offer) structured data on Google Search Central)	Use the actual assembled product weight for this attribute. If your product comes in multiple pieces, for example, as part of a bundle, use the complete weight of all of the pieces in the listing.
Product detail [product_detail] Technical specifications or additional details of your product Optional Example General:Product Type:Digital player Syntax This attribute uses three sub-attributes: Section name [section_name]: max. 140 characters Attribute name [attribute_name]: max. 140 characters Attribute value [attribute_value]: max. 1,000 characters Schema.org property: No	Don't add information covered in other attributes, don't use all capital letters, gimmicky foreign characters or promotion text and don't list keywords or search terms. Don't add information such as price, sale price, sale dates, delivery, delivery date, other time-related information or your company's name. Only provide an attribute name and value when the value is confirmed. For example, provide 'Vegetarian=False' if a food product is not vegetarian.
Product highlight [product_highlight] The most relevant highlights of your products Optional Example Supports thousands of apps, including Netflix, YouTube and HBO Max Syntax Max. 150 characters Schema.org property: No	Use between 2 and 100 product highlights. Describe only the product itself. Don't list keywords or search terms. Don't include promotional text, all capital letters or gimmicky foreign characters.

Shopping campaigns and other configurations

These attributes are used to control how your product data is used when you create advertising campaigns in Google Ads.

Attribute and format	Minimum requirements at a glance
Ads redirect [ads_redirect] A URL used to specify additional parameters for your product page. Customers will be sent to this URL rather than the value that you submit for the link [link] or mobile link [mobile_link] attributes Optional Example http://www.example.com/product.html Syntax Max. 2,000 characters Schema.org property: No	Submit the same registered domain as for the link [link]attribute (and the mobile link [mobile_link]attribute, if present). Valid registered domains include 'example.com', 'm-example.com', 'example.co.uk', 'example.com.ai' and 'bar.tokyo.jp'. URLs submitted with invalid domains, such as 'example.zz' or 'example.comic', will not be accepted. For more details on valid registered domains, see ads redirect.
Custom label 0–4 [custom_label_0–4] Label that you assign to a product to help organise bidding and reporting in Shopping campaigns Optional Example Seasonal Clearance Christmas Sale Price range Syntax Max. 100 characters Schema.org property: No	Use a value that you'll recognise in your Shopping campaign. The value won't be shown to customers who see your ads and free listings. Submit up to five custom labels per product by including this attribute multiple times: custom_label_0 [custom_label_0] custom_label_1 [custom_label_1] custom_label_2 [custom_label_2] custom_label_3 [custom_label_3] custom_label_4 [custom_label_4] Use only 1,000 unique values for each custom label across your Merchant Center account.
Promotion ID [promotion_id] An identifier that allows you to match products to promotions Optional (Required for promotions in Australia, France, Germany, India, the UK and the US) Example ABC123 Syntax Max. 50 characters Schema.org property: No	Use a unique and case-sensitive ID without spaces or symbols (for example %, !). To map specific promotions to specific products, submit the same promotion ID in your product data and promotion data. Submit up to 10 promotion IDs for one product by including this attribute multiple times.
Lifestyle image link [lifestyle_image_link] Optional Attribute used to include the URL for a lifestyle image for your product Only available for browsy surfaces Example https://www.example.com/image1.jpg Syntax Max. 2,000 characters Schema.org property: No	Use a URL that points to an image in a supported file format Start with http or https and comply with RFC 3986 Replace any symbols or spaces with URL encoded entities Make sure that Google can crawl your URL All images created using generative AI must contain metadata indicating that the image was AI generated (for example, the IPTC Digital Source TypetrainedAlgorithmicMedia metadata tag). Don't remove embedded metadata tags such as the IPTC Digital Source Type property from images created using generative AI tools, for example Project Studio. The following IPTC NewsCodes specify the type of digital source that was used to create the image and should be preserved: TrainedAlgorithmicMedia: The image was created using a model derived from sampled content. CompositeSynthetic: The image is a composite that includes synthetic elements. AlgorithmicMedia: The image was created purely by an algorithm not based on any sampled training data (for example, an image created by software using a mathematical formula).

Marketplaces

These attributes are used to control how your product data is used if you are a marketplace and are using a multi-seller account.

Note: Marketplaces is currently only available in the classic version of Merchant Center.

Attributes and format	Requirements at a glance
External seller ID [external_seller_id] Note: Marketplaces is currently only available in the classic version of Merchant Center.Required for multi-seller account Used by a marketplace to externally identify a seller. (For example, on a website) Example SellerPublicName1991 Syntax 1–50 characters Schema.org property: No	Use a unique value for each seller. Keep the ID the same when updating your data Use only valid characters. Avoid invalid characters like control, function or private area characters Use the same ID for the same seller across countries or languages

Destinations

These attributes can be used to control the different locations where your content can appear. For example, you could use this attribute if you want a product to appear in a dynamic remarketing campaign, but not in a Shopping ads campaign.

Attributes and format	Requirements at a glance
Excluded destination [excluded_destination] A setting that you can use to exclude a product from participating in a specific type of advertising campaign  Optional Example Shopping_ads Supported values Shopping_ads Buy_on_Google_listings Display_ads Local_inventory_ads Free_listings Free_local_listings YouTube_Shopping Some values only available for the classic version of Merchant Center. Schema.org property: No
Included destination [included_destination] A setting that you can use to include a product in a specific type of advertising campaign  Optional Example Shopping_ads Supported values Shopping_ads Buy_on_Google_listings Display_ads Local_inventory_ads Free_listings Free_local_listings YouTube_Shopping Some values only available for the classic version of Merchant Center. Schema.org property: No
Excluded countries for Shopping ads [shopping_ads_excluded_country] A setting that allows you to exclude countries where your products are advertised on Shopping ads  Optional Only available for Shopping ads Example DE Syntax 2 characters. Must be an ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code. Schema.org property: No
Pause [pause] A setting that you can use to pause and quickly reactivate a product for all ads (including Shopping ads, display ads and local inventory ads). A product can be paused for up to 14 days. If a product is paused for more than 14 days, it will be disapproved. To reapprove, remove the attribute.  Optional Example ads Supported values ads Schema.org property: No

 

Delivery

These attributes can be used together with the account delivery settings and return settings to help you provide accurate delivery and return costs. People who are shopping online rely on delivery costs and speeds, as well as return policies, to help them make choices about what to buy, so it's important to take the time to submit quality information. 

Attribute and format	Minimum requirements at a glance
Delivery [shipping] Your product's delivery cost, delivery speeds and the locations that your product delivers to It depends Delivery costs are required for Shopping ads and free listings for the following countries: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Czechia, France, Germany, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, New Zealand, Japan, the Netherlands, Poland, Romania, South Korea, Spain, Switzerland, the UK and the US You may also be required to provide delivery costs based on local laws or regulations. Optional (to specify additional countries your product delivers to or destinations for which delivery costs are not required) Supported prices 0–1,000 USD (check for other currencies) Example US:CA:Overnight:16.00 USD:1:1:2:3 Syntax This attribute uses the following sub-attributes: Country [country] (required) ISO 3166 country code Region [region] (optional) Postcode [postal_code] (optional) Location ID [location_id] (optional) Location group name [location_group_name] (optional) Service [service] (optional) Service class or delivery speed Price [price] (optional) Fixed delivery cost, including VAT if required Minimum handling time [min_handling_time] and maximum handling time [max_handling_time] (optional) To specify handling time Minimum transit time [min_transit_time] and maximum transit time [max_transit_time] (optional) To specify transit time Schema.org property: Yes (learn more about Merchant listing (Product, Offer) structured data on Google Search Central)	Use this setting when delivery costs for your product are not defined in your Merchant Center account or when you need to override delivery costs or speeds defined in your Merchant Center account. Do not include government-imposed fees such as import duties, recycling fees, copyright fees or region-specific retail delivery fees in the delivery cost. Include all additional fees that you charge as a merchant if they are not included in the product price. Include the charges that aren't directly related to delivery but are relevant for the purchase during checkout. For example, service, processing, activation and handling charges.
Delivery label [shipping_label] Optional Label that you assign to a product to help assign correct delivery costs in your Merchant Center account settings Example Perishable Syntax Max. 100 characters Schema.org property: No	Use a value that you'll recognise in your account delivery settings. The value won't be shown to customers. Examples: Same day Oversized Only FedEx
Delivery weight [shipping_weight] The weight of the product used to calculate the delivery cost Optional (required for carrier-calculated rates in your account delivery settings) Supported weights 0–2000 lbs for imperial 0–1000 kg for metric Example 3 kg Syntax Number + unit Supported units lb oz g kg Schema.org property: No	Submit this value if you set up account delivery settings for carrier-calculated rates or weight-based delivery services
Delivery length [shipping_length] The length of the product used to calculate the delivery cost by dimensional weight Optional (required for carrier-calculated rates in your account delivery settings) Example 20 in Syntax Number + unit Supported values 1–150 for inches 1–400 for cm Supported units in cm Schema.org property: No	Submit this value if you set up account delivery settings for carrier-calculated rates. If you don't provide delivery dimension attributes while using carrier-calculated rates, Google won't be able to calculate rates based on the dimensional weight of the product. If that's the case, we'll just calculate the rates based on the value that you've provided in the delivery weight [shipping_weight] attribute. If you submit this attribute, submit all delivery dimension attributes: Delivery length [shipping_length] Delivery width [shipping_width] Delivery height [shipping_height] Use the same unit for all delivery dimension attributes that apply to a single product. Google doesn't automatically calculate additional delivery cost for oversized products. If your package would be considered large or oversized by your carrier, you should use the delivery [shipping] attribute to set the delivery cost for an individual product.
Delivery width [shipping_width] The width of the product used to calculate the delivery cost by dimensional weight Optional (required for carrier-calculated rates in your account delivery settings) Example 20 in Syntax Number + unit Supported values 1–150 for inches 1–400 for cm Supported units in cm Schema.org property: No	Meet the requirements for the delivery length [shipping_length] attribute.
Delivery height [shipping_height] The height of the product used to calculate the delivery cost by dimensional weight Optional (required for carrier-calculated rates in your account delivery settings) Example 20 in Syntax Number + unit Supported values 1–150 for inches 1–400 for cm Supported units in cm Schema.org property: No	Meet the requirements for the delivery length [shipping_length] attribute.
Dispatched from country [ships_from_country] A setting that allows you to provide the country from which your product will typically be dispatched Optional Example DE Syntax Two characters. Must be an ISO_3166-1_alpha-2 country code. Schema.org property: No	Provide only the country from which you typically dispatch this product.
Maximum handling time [max_handling_time] The longest amount of time between when an order is placed for a product and when the product is dispatched Optional Example 3 Syntax Integer, greater than or equal to 0 Schema.org property: No	Submit this attribute if you want to display the overall time that it takes for a product to arrive at its destination. Submit the number of working days (as configured in Merchant Center). For products ready to be dispatched the same day, submit 0. For submitting a time range, submit the maximum handling time [max_handling_time] in combination with the minimum handling time [min_handling_time].
Delivery label [shipping_label] Optional Label that you assign to a product to help assign different transit times in Merchant Center account settings. Example From Birmingham Syntax Max. 100 characters Schema.org property: No
Minimum handling time [min_handling_time] The shortest amount of time between when an order is placed for a product and when the product is dispatched Optional Example 1 Syntax Integer, greater than or equal to 0 Schema.org property: No	Meet the requirements for the maximum handling time [max_handling_time] attribute.
Free delivery threshold [free_shipping_threshold] Order cost above which delivery is free. Optional Example GB:16.00 GBP Syntax This attribute uses the following sub-attributes: Country [country] (required) ISO 3166 country code Price threshold [price_threshold] (required) Order cost above which delivery is free. Schema.org property: No	The free delivery threshold currency must be the same as the offer's price currency. The currency must be in the ISO 4217 format. For example, GBP for British pounds. The decimal point must be a full stop (.). For example, 10.00 GBP.

Tax

These attributes can be used together with the account tax settings to help you provide accurate tax costs.

Format	Minimum requirements at a glance
Tax [tax] Your product's sales tax rate as a percentage Required (Available for the US only) Example US:CA:5.00:y Syntax This attribute uses four sub-attributes: Country [country] (optional) ISO 3166 country code Region [region] or postcode [postal_code] or location ID [location_id] (optional) Rate [rate] (required) Tax rate as a percentage Delivery tax [tax_ship] (optional) Specify if you charge tax on delivery. Supported values: yes or no Schema.org property No	Use this setting only to override the account tax settings for an individual product. We recommend that you submit tax information for all your products using the account settings in Merchant Center. For the US and Canada: Don't include tax in the price [price] attribute. For the US only, include the tax in the tax [tax] attribute if you need to override your account settings. For all other countries: Include Value Added Tax (VAT) or goods and services tax (GST) in the price attribute and do not use the tax attribute.
Tax category [tax_category] A category that classifies your product by specific tax rules  Optional (Recommended for custom tax rates at the account level) Example Clothing Syntax Max. 100 characters Schema.org property No	Use this attribute if you have products that have a specific tax rate. Category labels in your product data must match the labels that you enter in the Categories section in Merchant Center.