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How to Get Magento 2 Collection Count

By Jignesh ParmarUpdated on May 22, 2025 2 min read

Collections in Magento 2 are used to fetch multiple rows from tables, join tables with primary tables, select specific columns, apply a WHERE clause to query, or apply any conditions.

A store owner may want to use collections to print order details with header and footer when the number of orders is greater than 0 and for no orders, i.e., 0 orders, display a message “No record found” without a header and footer.

In such scenarios, one may need to get Magento 2 collection count.

Return the total number of items from the collection, i.e., count the collection data using the below solution:

Method to Get Magento 2 Collection Count

Here we are using an example of fetching all products and count these all fetched data.

use Magento\Catalog\Model\ResourceModel\Product\CollectionFactory;

protected $productCollectionFactory;

public function __construct(CollectionFactory $productCollectionFactory)
{
    $this->productCollectionFactory = $productCollectionFactory;
}

public function getProductCollection()
{
    $collection = $this->productCollectionFactory->create();
    $collection->addAttributeToSelect('*');
    return $collection;
}

We have got a whole collection of products using the above code, now call the getProductCollection() wherever you want to use the collection.

$collection = $this->getProductCollection();

Now the main part, count the items collected in $collection by using the below code.

$collection->count();

You can apply various validations, conditions, or anything according to your requirements using the collection count method.

Also remember when working with Magento 2 collections, it’s important to not only get the collection count but also manage the number of items per page using setPageSize in Magento 2 efficiently.

That’s all!

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Thank You.

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An expert in his field, Jignesh is the team leader at Meetanshi and a certified Magento developer. His passion for Magento has inspired others in the team too. Apart from work, he is a cricket lover.