In short. PrestaShop documents an SEO option for displaying product attributes in a product meta title.
Definition: Yes. PrestaShop's SEO and URLs documentation says that an SEO option can enable the display of a product's attributes in its meta title. PrestaShop defines combinations as product versions that can differ by attributes such as color or capacity.
Key facts
- PrestaShop's SEO and URLs documentation labels the option as new since 1.7.5.1 and says it enables product attributes in the meta title.
- PrestaShop's product management guide defines combinations as versions of one product that can differ by color, capacity, screen size, and other attributes.
- When a product has combinations, the product editor renames the Quantities tab to Combinations, where the combinations are managed.
- The product guide places meta title, meta description, keywords, and friendly URL among the product SEO fields.
- The guide says a product meta title should be factual and unique to that product within the site.
Where is the option in PrestaShop?
The setting is in the SEO options area of the SEO and URLs page. PrestaShop's official guide describes the feature as an option that displays product attributes in the meta title. The back office path is:
Traffic > SEO & URLs > SEO options
The product guide places the product's SEO information in the SEO tab. After changing the option, the SEO and URLs guide says to save the updated fields.
What does the option add to a product title?
A combination is PrestaShop's name for a version of a product whose attributes are combined in a particular way. The product guide gives color and capacity as examples, including a red version available with either 1 Gb or 2 Gb capacity. A product with combinations therefore has attribute values that distinguish its versions.
The SEO and URLs guide confirms that PrestaShop can display a product's attributes in its meta title. The setting concerns the title metadata, while the product guide treats the Friendly URL as a separate field for the web address. Product attributes must already be set in PrestaShop before combinations can be created.
How should the result be checked?
The product guide says that the product SEO tab includes a preview of the search result. The same guide says that the preview became available with the PrestaShop 1.7.5 release. It also describes the meta title as the title shown on search engines and recommends a factual title unique to the product. Its example is Levi's 501® Original Jeans - Tidal Blue - Original Fit, while its poor example is Item #02769869B bestseller.
Google Search Central's title-link documentation defines a title link as the title of a search result that links to a page. The same documentation says Google uses several sources to determine title links automatically, including the title element, the main visual title, and heading elements. A store review can therefore compare the generated page metadata with the displayed result. The PrestaShop guide confirms the attribute-display option, but it does not give a delimiter or a rendered example for a title containing several attributes.
Related terms
- How do I edit a PrestaShop product's search metadata?
- How do I enable friendly URLs in PrestaShop?
- How do I edit URL route patterns in PrestaShop?
- Can product identifiers be removed from PrestaShop friendly URLs by default?
FAQ
Does enabling the option change the product URL?
No. The option concerns attributes in the meta title. The Friendly URL field is a separate product SEO field for the web address.
Does every combination receive a separate title?
The documentation confirms the attribute-display option and defines combinations as product versions. The exact rendered title format for several attributes is left unspecified.
What should a product meta title contain?
Use factual, product-specific wording. The product guide says the title should be unique to the product within the site and gives a product name followed by color and fit as its good example.
Sources
- PrestaShop, "SEO and URLs", undated
- PrestaShop Project, "Managing Products", undated
- Google Search Central, "Influencing your title links in search results", 2025-12-10
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