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47 ways to make your product photos sell more

Shop the look sets, hotspots, badges, collages and more. Each example runs on a real Shopify store, so you can try it the way your shoppers will.

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Shop the look with product sets

A product set shows matching products on the gallery photo, as cards, as links or behind a button. The shopper adds them to the cart without leaving the page.

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"Shop the look" popup

A button on the photo opens every piece of the outfit in one popup. The shopper picks the pieces they want and adds them all with one button.
Use cases

"Shop the look" popup
- Sell the whole outfit The shopper came for the coat. The popup shows the shoes and the bag from the same photo, and they add all of them in one step.
- Seasonal campaigns Build a look for each drop, such as a spring edit or a holiday capsule. The shopper sees the finished outfit and does not have to put it together.
- Move slow stock Put a product that sells slowly into a look that sells well. Next to the right pieces, it gets a second chance.
- Looks from stylists and creators A look picked by a stylist or a creator becomes shoppable on the product page.
- You decide what goes together You pick the products in the look, so every one of them belongs in the photo.
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Guided upsell cards

Cards on the photo show the other steps of a skincare routine.
Use cases

Guided upsell cards
- Sell the routine Show the other steps of the routine, such as cleanser, serum, moisturizer and SPF. Each product is shown as the next step.
- Bigger orders without a discount The shopper sees how the products work together, and has a reason to buy more than one.
- Show what you know For skincare, wellness and beauty brands that teach their customers. A clear routine shows your expertise.
- Better results for the customer Suggest the products that help the main one work. A customer who uses the full routine is more likely to be happy with it.
- Add it from the photo A tap on a card opens a popup to add it to the cart.
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"Frequently bought" links

Links on the photo to the products that go with this one.
Use cases

"Frequently bought" links
- Answer "what else do I need?" Show the cable, the power bank and the adapter that work with this charger. The shopper does not have to search for them.
- Pick them, or let Shopify suggest them Choose the products yourself. Or show Shopify’s related products, which Shopify picks from what is often bought together, similar descriptions and related collections.
- A faster way to the cart Each link shows the price and opens a popup with an add to cart button. The shopper stays on the product page.
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Visual upsell minis

The rest of the routine in small photos, each with its price.
Use cases

Visual upsell minis
- Sell the routine Small photos of the other steps of the routine, each with its price, inside the gallery.
- Keep the main photo clear The minis take little room, so the product stays the main thing in the photo.
- Bigger orders without a discount The shopper sees how the products work together, and has a reason to buy more than one.
- Better results for the customer Suggest the products that help the main one work. A customer who uses the full routine is more likely to be happy with it.
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Every product in the room

A link or a card for each product in the photo.
Use cases

Every product in the room
- Show what is in the photo List every product in the room, the bed, the chair and the lamp. The shopper knows what they can buy.
- Fewer questions Fewer "what is included?" emails, because the photo already answers it.
- Show the value Each product shows its own price, so the shopper sees what the whole set is worth.
- For big purchases Furniture and room sets cost more. A clear list helps the shopper buy with confidence.
- Add it from the photo Each one opens a popup with the details and an add to cart button.
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Retention trigger

A button on the last photo opens a popup of similar products.
Use cases

Retention trigger
- Keep the shopper on the page If this product is not right, the button shows similar ones. The shopper does not have to return to the collection.
- Good for fashion Fashion and lifestyle shoppers compare colors, fits and styles before they choose.
- It saves the sale Its job is to keep a shopper who was about to leave.
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Starter kit popup

A button on the photo opens a kit for this product.
Use cases

Starter kit popup
- Make a kit from one product Add the bands, the gloves and the mat to the dumbbells as a starter kit. You do not need to create a bundle product.
- You choose what is in it Put in the products you want to sell, such as the ones with the best margin.
- A name that sells Call it a Power Pack or a Starter Kit. A complete kit feels like a smart buy.
- Bigger orders without a discount The main product keeps its price. The order grows with the extras.
- One product at a time The shopper adds each product of the kit to the cart on its own.
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Recommended accessories

The charger, cable and car adapter, on the phone case photo.
Use cases

Recommended accessories
- Only what fits Show only the accessories that work with this product. The shopper is less likely to buy the wrong one.
- What they will need next Someone who buys a phone case often needs a charger or a cable too. Show them before the shopper leaves.
- Made for electronics It suits electronics, and any shop that sells parts and add-ons.
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Social proof upsell

A short line you write above the set, about what customers buy.
Use cases

Social proof upsell
- Show the popular choice A short line above the set, such as "Often bought with this lamp". Use a line that is true for your shop.
- Help with pairing For home decor, fashion and lifestyle, where the right combination matters.
- Faster decisions A shopper who is not sure can follow what other customers chose.
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Shoppable hotspots

A hotspot marks a product in the photo. A tap shows the product and its price, and the shopper can add it to the cart from there.

Read about shoppable hotspots

"Shop the look" hotspots

A hotspot on each piece of the outfit opens its product card.
Use cases

"Shop the look" hotspots
- Shop what you see The shopper taps the coat, the bag or the trousers in the photo and buys it from there.
- Sell from your lookbook Campaign photos, lookbooks and lifestyle shots become places to shop.
- More time in the gallery Shoppers look around the photo to find the products in it.
- Several products on one photo Tag every piece of the outfit on the same photo. You do not need a separate bundle.
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Lifestyle scene hotspots

A hotspot on every product you sell in the room.
Use cases

Lifestyle scene hotspots
- Sell the whole room Tag the chair, the lamp and the rug next to the bed, so the shopper can buy more than the bed.
- Let them recreate the room A shopper who likes the room can buy each piece of it.
- Get more from your photo shoots Every product in a styled photo becomes something the shopper can buy.
- A premium feel A product shown in a finished room looks more desirable than the same product on white.
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Key features

A hotspot can hold a short text instead of a product.
Use cases

Key features
- Explain features on the photo Short notes on the parts that matter, such as the back panel or the quick access pocket. The shopper reads them without a long description.
- Show the quality Point at the materials and the details that make the product worth its price.
- Fewer questions before buying Answer the usual questions about comfort, storage or access before the shopper asks them.
- For products bought for what they do Tech, travel, sport and accessories, where the features decide the sale.
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Use-area hotspots

Each hotspot sits where the product is used on the face.
Use cases

Use-area hotspots
- Where each product goes A hotspot on the eyes, the cheeks or the lips makes the purpose of each product clear.
- Teach the routine The shopper sees which step of the routine goes where on the face.
- Less doubt before buying Showing where and how a product works answers the shopper’s questions early.
- Made for beauty For makeup and skincare, where the place and the effect decide the purchase.
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Quickview tags

A small tag on the photo opens the product at once.
Use cases

Quickview tags
- Keep the photo clean Small tags take less room than cards, which suits fashion and editorial photos.
- Fewer steps to buy A tap on the tag opens the product at once, with no card in between.
- The price on the photo Show the price or the discount on the tag, for quick decisions.
- Price, title or thumbnail A tag can show the price, the title, a thumbnail or an icon.
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Hotspot style variations

Twelve hotspot designs, so the marker fits your theme.

Plans: 5 on Free and Starter, all 12 on Growth and Scale

Lookbook layouts with collages

A collage puts several photos in one grid and adds it to the gallery as one more photo. Collages come with the Growth and Scale plans.

Read about lookbook collages

Shoppable lookbook

A grid of styled room photos, with a hotspot on each product.
Photos with benefit labels

Three photos in one grid, so the shopper sees them without swiping.
Before & after

Two photos side by side, for any product that promises a result.
Multi-collage section

One for each look or season, with its own title and text.
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Product badges and labels

A badge can sit on the product photo, next to the product details or on the product card in a collection. Several can show at once.

Read about product badges

Discount & pricing

The discount on the photo, as a percent or the amount saved.
Use cases

Discount & pricing
- Show the sale on the photo The discount sits on the product photo, so the shopper sees it before the price.
- Percent or amount Show 30% off or Save $20, whichever works better for your customers. It is worked out from the variant’s prices, or you type it.
- Seasonal sales For Black Friday or a summer sale, edit one badge and it changes on every product it is on.
- Clear old stock A Save badge on last season’s products helps them sell before the new collection arrives.
- Stand out in a collection On a collection page, the products on sale are easy to spot.
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Urgency & inventory

A sale countdown, or a low stock badge that follows your inventory.

Plans: Growth and Scale
Use cases

Urgency & inventory
- A countdown to the end of the sale A timer on a flash sale gives the shopper a reason to decide now.
- Real stock levels Low stock and Only a few left badges follow your inventory, so they are always true.
- Sold out, and still on the shop Keep a sold out product on your shop with a clear badge. Shoppers know before they open it.
- Product drops Weekend offers, limited drops and collaborations, each with a countdown on the photo.
- Limited editions Put a Time limited badge and a Limited edition stamp on a capsule collection.
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Trust & info badges

A small badge that opens a short note, for a shipping date.

Plans: Growth and Scale
Use cases

Trust & info badges
- Answer doubts early A Verified authentic badge with a short note helps premium products that others copy.
- Explain your materials An Eco-friendly badge opens a note about the materials, the certificates or the origin.
- Pre-order dates Mark the products that ship later and put the expected date in the note. Shoppers know the date before they buy.
- Members only Mark the products for members or subscribers. Other shoppers see what joining gives them.
- Details for those who want them The note opens on a tap, so the photo stays clean.
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Social proof

Bestseller, Trending or Highly rated, on the products you pick.
Use cases

Social proof
- Point to your bestsellers A Bestseller badge shows first-time visitors where to start.
- Show what is trending A Trending badge on the products people buy right now.
- Support your reviews A Highly rated badge on the photo, for the products with good reviews.
- Help new customers choose A new visitor does not know your products yet. These badges show them which ones others trust.
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Stamps & seals

Round stamps for a limited edition or a Made in label.

Plans: Growth and Scale
Use cases

Stamps & seals
- A premium look A round stamp looks like the mark of a craft maker, which suits premium products.
- Where it is made Made in Italy, Made in Japan or Made in EU, for shoppers who care where a product comes from.
- Limited editions A Limited edition stamp for capsule collections, anniversary products or numbered runs.
- A softer sale badge A discount in a stamp is quieter than a red sale label, and fits a premium brand.
- Handmade A Handmade stamp for candles, jewelry, ceramics and other small-batch products.
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Your own image or text

An image you upload or a text you write, for a campaign.
Use cases

Your own image or text
- Awards and certificates Upload an award, a press logo or a certificate and show it as a badge on the photo.
- Campaign statements A large text badge for a hero product or a seasonal campaign.
- Quiet tags A small tag for a staff pick, a gift idea or an editor’s choice.
- Your brand voice Write any text and set the style, so the badge matches your brand.
- Collaborations Mark a collab or a partner edition with a badge made only for it.
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Feature annotations

An annotation puts text on the photo. It can point at a part of the product with a line, an arrow or a dot, or sit on the photo as a heading.

Read about annotations

Leader lines + text

Thin lines join each part of the hoodie to its note.
Animated circle indicators

A turning dashed circle marks each spot, with a note beside it.
Multi-line feature list with emojis

A short checklist on the photo, one feature per line.
Multicolor text highlights

The key word in one colour and the detail in the other.
Underlined text emphasis

A heading on the photo with one phrase underlined.
Arrows + text

A drawn arrow and a short label for each feature.
Simple descriptor lines

A few words on a straight line for each part worth naming.
Tooltips

Small labels that float near the part they describe.
Multi-size text emphasis

One large number or word, for the fact the shopper sees first.
Outlined text

A large heading, one line in solid letters and one in outline.
Icon group annotations

A column of small round icons beside the product, one per claim.

Plans: Growth and Scale
Custom image badges

Your own image on the photo, such as a Made in mark.

Plans: Growth and Scale
Review highlight annotation

A short customer review and its stars, set on the photo.
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Interactive buttons

A button on the photo opens a video, a size guide or any link. A video or a text opens in a popup over the page.

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Labeled text button

A button with a clear label, such as See it in action.
UGC thumbnail

A small photo of a person using the product plays their video.
Story-style thumbnail

A round thumbnail with a ring, like the stories on Instagram.
Minimal text link

A small text button with an icon, for a less important link.
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Image captions

A caption is one short line of text over a gallery photo, for a size note, a care tip or the name of the look.

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Model information caption

The model’s height and the size they wear, on the photo.
Expandable caption

A short line that opens into a longer note on a tap.
Image description caption

It says what the photo shows, such as the look’s name.
Scrolling ticker caption

A line of text that scrolls across the photo, for a promo.

Plans: Growth and Scale
Compact highlights

Free shipping and free returns, side by side in one thin line.
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Any page

Outside the gallery, as app blocks

Product sets, hotspots, annotations and collages can also go in any section of any page. You add them as app blocks in the theme editor, on the Growth and Scale plans.

See the app blocks page

A product sets section on the demo store, with three outfits and their sets shown as cards, as a button and as links.

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