Curated

Craft can show you related elements, but can't reorder them when the relation lives on the other side.

Curated fixes that. The field auto-populates from existing relations — add a Product to your T-shirts category and it appears in T-shirts' Curated field, ready to drag into place. The same Product can sit at #1 in T-shirts and #9 in Sale, each category with its own independent order. Works with Entries, Categories, Assets, Users, and (with Craft Commerce) Products and Variants.

Perfect for…

• Categories with products: reorder products per category, move popular items to the top.
• Editorial / blog landing pages: "Related articles", "Editor's picks", "More from this author" in a deliberate sequence.
• Image galleries: order images per Album, lead image first.
• Event lineups: order speakers per conference, artists per festival, or sessions per day.
• Series and courses: drag episodes into the right sequence per series, modules per course, or chapters per book.

Features

• Per-source sort order: the same Entry can be #1 on one Category page and #9 on another. Same goes for Products in storefront categories, Assets in galleries, or Users on different team pages.
• Auto-populates: the field fills itself from every native relation between the source and target type, in either direction. No configuration.
• Default Placement: where auto-discovered relations land before they're explicitly ordered. Before or after other elements, title, date created/updated, random, plus price for Commerce Products and Variants.
• Quick reorder actions: Move to top / bottom / position N inside each item's menu, alongside Craft's Move up / Move down.
• Pin items: pin items to always lead the list, per source. Survives sorts, drag-reorders, and new auto-discovered relations.
• One-shot Sort by…: dropdown above the picker for resorting the whole list (title, date, random, price).
• Search: live filter input above the picker. Hides non-matching items while preserving order, for fields holding hundreds of items.
• Ordering-first by default: the Add button is hidden; flip Allow adding elements on the field to enable curated-only additions.
• Six element types: Entries, Categories, Assets, Users, Commerce Products and Variants. Narrow by source (Section, Group, Volume, Product Type).
• Native Twig: category.curatedProducts.all() returns a chainable ElementQuery.
• GraphQL: query the field on its host element, with all the usual element arguments (limit, status, search, etc.), and mutate it with a list of IDs in your desired curated order.
• Per-site ordering: different order per site.
• Element-index column: each Curated field is a column option on its host element's index. Shows the first curated item with a "+N" overflow for the rest, exactly like Craft's native relation field columns.