Yes. SleekPixel can render either the parent product's data or the specific variation's data, depending on which URL is shared. Variation-level images are useful for color/size SKUs that have their own product page.

The template can show both regular and sale prices, with conditional rendering so the sale block only appears when {is_on_sale} is true. Discount percentages can be calculated automatically too.

Not noticeably. Image generation runs after the save completes and takes 200-500ms per image. Bulk regeneration runs in the background without blocking the admin.

Yes - the featured image is one of the supported fields. Use it as a side panel, full-bleed background, or floating element. The template editor handles the layout.

Attributes are first-class template fields. You can render the color name as text, render a swatch using the attribute's hex value, or both.

Yes. The fields exposed by those plugins (subscription period, booking duration, etc.) are accessible to the template. Each generates a unique card per product.

Yes. Scope the template by category, tag, custom attribute, or by an exclusion list. Products not matched fall back to whatever OG image your theme provides.

SleekPixel writes og:image meta tags, which Google Shopping does not consume directly - merchant feeds use a different image field. SleekPixel-generated images are still useful for Google's social-share ranking signals and for Shopping ads visuals when manually attached.