Check CJdropshipping color names before you build options
CJdropshipping color options are shown as pictures without labels. Because there is no text on the swatch, TabBridge reads color names from the Color line in the product description, which can be incomplete or worded differently from the photos.
Direct answer
Where does TabBridge get CJdropshipping color names?
From the Color line in the product description, because the on-page color options are image-only. Always compare each name with the matching photo before you create listing options.
Actionable checks
What to do next
- Open the CJdropshipping product page and look at each color swatch next to its photo.
- Compare the scanned color names with the swatches and correct any that do not match what you see.
- Use the same wording for the color in your product photos, option values, and listing title.
- If the description has no Color line, name the colors yourself from the photos instead of guessing.
Illustrative example
Illustrative name check
A fictional jacket page shows three swatches. The description lists Black, Army Green, Khaki; you confirm each name against its swatch before creating options.
The product and colors are hypothetical; this is a verification example only.
Destination-specific omissions
What this field does not provide
TabBridge does not identify colors from pictures and does not create variants in your store. It can only read names that appear in the page text.
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