If you want to change the WooCommerce placeholder image, this article is for you.

Table of Contents
First, Log in to the WordPress Dashboard
If you have trouble, click this link to get help: Log in to the WordPress admin dashboard.
Second, Upload the New WooCommerce Placeholder Image
You need to upload a new image. From the side menu, go to Media > Add New. After that drag and drop the new image to the specified area. You can also click on Select Files and choose your image.

After the image is uploaded, click on the Edit link.

Copy the ID number of the image. It exists after ?post=
as you see in the browser’s tab URL of the opened page. See the example below:

In this case, the ID number was 101.
Third, Change the WooCommerce Placeholder Image
Go to WooCommerce > Settings > Products > Placeholder image from the side menu. Then change the value of it with the new image ID number that you copied before:

Now, click on Save Changes at the bottom of the page:

Now, See the Result
Here is the new placeholder of the same website:

Conclusion
I hope you enjoy this post and that it is helpful to you. You may also want to read this article: How to Add a WooCommerce Custom Button.
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