Quick start

Three steps to ship a batch: capture → confirm → publish.

1. Capture from the source page

Open any 1688, Taobao/Tmall, JD.com or noon.com product detail page. The extension automatically pulls the product info (title, image gallery, variant specs, price) into your batch list. 1688's "one parent / multiple variants" are split into independent items, each with full content and no cross-dependencies.

2. Confirm item by item

Open the listing drawer on the Noon seller catalog and verify each product:

• Adjust price and currency (built-in CNY conversion)
• Check the auto-translated English / Arabic title and selling points
• Product images are already processed to Noon's 660×900 white-background JPEG spec
• The Noon category is auto-suggested from the source data and editable
• Pick the store settings (country, PartnerCode, warehouse, quantity, warranty, brand)

3. Publish one item at a time to Noon

After you submit, the engine walks each item through the same chain: create product → upload images → write attributes (EN / AR) → set price → stock → barcode (optional) → activate → warranty registration (optional).

• First failure stops the batch — the batch halts on the first failure. You never end up with "half listed, half missed".
• Resume — on retry, steps that already succeeded are skipped automatically.
• Inspect progress — the task panel shows every past task's status. Failed items can be retried or cancelled individually.

Side tasks

• Export the batch to Excel: the "Export" button at the top of the capture drawer turns the current batch into an .xlsx (source URL, title, SKU, reference price). Hand it off to a teammate for reconciliation, or edit fields in the sheet and paste them back.
• Push to the transfer station: the same drawer's "Push to transfer station" button sends the batch up to your account's cloud pool (see Cloud pool & transfer station). Nothing lands locally — another device claims it.

Multi-store and multi-account

Maintain multiple store configurations in the side panel. Switching accounts is done by saving / restoring the Noon sessions already signed in across your browser tabs. The store code can be auto-recognized from the current page (via Noon Catalog's store list API).

FAQ

Is Nomu free?

Yes — the tool itself is free. Settings and login info stay in your own browser; there is no subscription.

Do I need to provide any keys or login grants?

For Noon — no. Nomu operates through your already-signed-in Noon session, so you never enter a Noon password or API key.

Do I need a Nomu account?

Translation requires a Nomu account (password or email magic-link). Without an account, capture, image cleanup, and listing still work. The account is used for translation authentication only — see the Privacy policy.

How good is the translation? Do I still need to proofread?

Translation runs automatically (Chinese → English / Arabic). For high-ticket or branded items, we recommend a manual eyeball pass before publishing — auto translation is not guaranteed to be native quality.

What happens if a product fails to list?

The batch halts on the first failure. The failed product is highlighted in the list and can be retried individually or after manual edits.