Improved Product Sorting for Magento 2

The extension offers 12 advanced sorting options beyond Magento’s default. Customers can sort products by attributes like bestseller, highest discount, rating, review count, stock quantity, wishlist count, and more. With this variety, shoppers can find want they want quickly. It also gives store owners more control over product visibility, allowing them to highlight trending items, promote top sellers, or prioritize specific products based on their goals.

You decide which products count as "new" by setting the “Set Product as New From” and “To” dates in the backend. Only products with these dates will appear under the New Arrivals sorting option. This gives you full control over what’s considered new — it’s not just based on the product’s creation date.

Yes. In your Magento admin, you can go to each category and assign position numbers to products. This lets you decide the exact order in which products appear — so you can show top sellers, seasonal items, or promoted products first.

Definitely. You can change the default sorting labels to something more engaging or aligned with your store’s tone. For example, instead of “Discount,” you can display “Hot Deals” or “Today’s Offers.” It’s a small tweak that makes your storefront feel more personalized.

Yes. The Magento 2 Improved Sorting extension lets you decide where each sorting option is available. You can apply certain options only on category pages, only on search results, or both — depending on how you want the shopping experience to flow.

Yes. For dynamic sorting types like Most Viewed or Bestsellers, you can set a time range — such as the last 7, 10, or 30 days — to define what’s considered popular. If you don’t set a range, the extension will use all-time data by default.

You have a few ways to do this. You can manually move those products to the top using position settings in the category. Or you can create a sorting type (like “Hot Deals”) and sort by discount percentage, then label it to highlight your sale items. Either way, you have control over visibility.