Free tool for ecommerce teams

Pick a category. Get a navigation tree, facets, and JSON.

Taxonomy Builder turns product categories into ready-made navigation structures.

Browse catalog See strollers example
76 ready taxonomies Exportable JSON Free to use

  1. Pick a category

    Browse 76 pre-built taxonomies—from strollers to motor oil—or request one for your niche.

  2. Preview tree & facets

    See the navigation hierarchy and searchable attributes before you commit anything to your store.

  3. Export JSON

    Copy structured output into Shopify, Magento, your PIM, or internal docs in one click.

Built for the people who own the catalog

Stop rebuilding category structures from scratch every launch.

Whether you manage the storefront, the assortment, or the information model, Taxonomy Builder gives you a clean starting point you can preview, adapt, and ship.

Ecommerce managers

Launch collections that actually browse well

Ship navigation and filters that match how shoppers shop—without waiting on a custom taxonomy project.

Product managers

Align merchandising, search, and PIM faster

Hand teams one shared category tree and facet set so launches stay consistent across channels.

Taxonomists & IAs

A solid draft, not a blank page

Start from field-tested hierarchies and attributes, then refine naming, depth, and facet rules for your domain.

Merchandisers

Facets you can merchandise against

Get filter attributes ready for search, recommendations, and campaign landing pages—not just a pretty tree.

  • Faster time-to-structure — go from category idea to usable tree and facets in minutes.
  • Engineering-light — export JSON for Shopify, Magento, or your PIM without a build sprint.
  • Consistent across teams — one source of truth for browse paths, search filters, and docs.

Example taxonomies

A sample of the catalog—pick any category to preview the tree, facets, and JSON.

View full catalog (76) →

Browse all 76 taxonomies

Request a taxonomy

Don’t see your category? Tell us what you need and we’ll create one for you.

Request Taxonomy →