Shopney is not a one-type-fits-all kind of solution at any level. There are so many quick customization options you can use to make your app theme unique and fit your store even better to enhance the mobile shopping journey.

Let's go over every single customization option to see how can you improve your app!

The arrangements you make below this part affect only your collection pages (PLP) where your products are listed. These settings will help you increase in-app engagement and sales depending on your business type.

Do your product images on the collection pages not look the way they should with the chosen theme?
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Depending on your product photography type, you can switch between the three options provided on this page and check which one suits best to your app. None of them is particularly better than the other one. All work the best for different type of pictures. So, it is better to decide after a short trial-error session.

Let us visualize the differences and how they effect the way your products on the collection pages are displayed below.
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'Fill' option basically fills all the image display area with the image. Even in the cases that the edges of the product image left outside. In the example above, you can see that the display area is fully filled with the image, there is not even a single pixel left empty.

​'Fit' displays all the edges of the product image inside the display frame. Again as you can see in the example above, 'Fit' keeps all the image edges inside of the frame.
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​'Square' option displays the images in a square frame as is evident from its name. If your images are not so vertical or so horizontal, it would give your collection page a neat look as can be seen on the right screenshot above.
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This comes enabled on most of our themes but if you prefer your customers to check the product pages before adding an item to the cart, you can disable this setting and have ‘Add to Cart’ button removed from your collection pages and enable it back when needed.
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It would look like this:

Enabling this setting opens a section at the top of your collection pages enabling your customers to quickly sort the products as Best Sellers, Featured and Newest.

If you are selling products of various vendors on your store and you want to make sure that the names of the vendors are visible on the collection pages, you can enable this setting. Here is how it shows:

Make ''out of stock products'' invisible in the app. It automatically tracks the product stocks and hides if your inventory is track-enabled.

Make sure that your inventory is tracking-enabled on Shopify admin panel. If you don't know how to make it, please check this article.

The arrangements you make below this part affect only your product pages, so called PDPs. These settings will help you provide information about the products in the best way, so you can sell more!

You can switch between the 3 options for your product images on the product page as well. It works the same way as it does on the collection page.

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You can enable vendor name also for your product pages. It is displayed like this:

SKUs (stock keeping units) are numbers, typically alphanumeric, that are used to help identify products and track inventory. You can show SKU numbers on your product pages by enabling this setting.

By default, Shopney shows a quantity field or selector on your product pages. While this is an awesome feature to have, it might not always be needed if you're selling products that do not have a huge stock. So you can just hide the quantity selector by switching this button.
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The product variant selector is the control that a user would interact with in order to select a product variant on a product page. Depending on the theme settings, the controls could be block or a select drop-down as shown in the examples below.

If you have one variant option (like only size, or only color) for each of your products, you can switch this button to hide a specific variant that is out of stock.
By default, it shows the out of stock products in a pale-grey color but once you switch this button, it hides the out of stock variant altogether.
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*Please note that if you have more than one variant option on the product pages, this setting would not work.

You can enable this setting to provide your customers the options to either go to their cart or to continue shopping when they add a product to the cart.

By enabling this, you can add a section to your product pages that displays a list of product recommendations. The data source of this part is also Shopify.
Displaying recommended products to customers makes it easier for them to discover new products, and can help to increase online store sales.

You can enable the ‘Recently Viewed Products’ section on the product detail page to increase cart value. It will be displayed as in the example below.

Display 3D models of your products in your mobile app. This feature supports the products that already work with Shopify AR on online store. You can learn more about this customization option in the dedicated article.

You can add a message on the product page or featured product section that shows the number of items you have in stock when inventory runs low on a product variant. For this message to show, you need to enable this setting.

It informs your customers about the remaining stocks of a product on the product detail page. Make sure that your inventory is tracking-enabled on Shopify admin panel. If you don't know how to make it, please check this article.

You can set an inventory threshold to warn your customers. The warning can show the ''Low Stock!'' or ''Just {{threshold number}} left!'' messages in PDP as shown below.

Enable the ‘Payment installments’ section on the product detail page. Select one option to show your customers payment installments option on product page. You can learn more about this customization option in the dedicated article.

It is often useful to add more information in your product page, in addition to the product's description. You can use tabs to do so. There are two types of tabs you can utilize:

A.Global Tabs

B.Unique Tabs

In order to show tabs in the product pages (PDP), there are some steps to be completed on Shopify side. You need to create pages with the information you'd like to show for each of the tabs.
It might sound a little complicated but no worries, here is the detailed guides for both Global and Unique tabs:

How To Add Different Tabs Per Product?

How to Add Global Tabs to Product Pages?

The arrangements you will learn below will affect only your cart page. These settings will help you provide information about the rest of the checkout process in advance. So you can increase the conversion rates and sell more!

Highlight payment options to inform customers about the payment options on the cart page before they initiate checkout. All payment options will still be available in checkout, even if they aren’t highlighted. You can learn more about this customization option in the dedicated article.

The highlighted payment options will be displayed on your mobile app cart page just like in the screenshot below.

When the search screen is opened, you can use this feature to highlight the collections you want to show your customers. You can manage suggested collections by selecting and sorting multiple collections. If you do not select a collection, all collections are displayed.

You can learn more about this customization option in the dedicated article.

You may combine the mobile and retail experiences by enabling your customers to quickly scan physical products with the barcode scanner.
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Please contact the Shopney Support Team if you require any additional information. You are always welcome to contact us with any questions or concerns. Our support team will gladly answer your questions and assist you with anything!

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