Styling overview

The Styling page lets you control how each display type looks on your storefront, with a live preview and no coding required.

How styling works

Styling is set per display type: Swatch, Swatch card, Pill swatch, Button, Button without border, and Dropdown. Each type has its own settings.
Each type is styled separately for the Product page and the Collection page (two tabs), so you can use a larger swatch on the product page and a compact one on collection listings.
Each type also has separate Desktop and Mobile tabs — see Desktop and Mobile settings below.
A live preview shows your changes instantly. Click Save to apply them to your store.

Styling applies globally to every product using that display type. To change how a single option is displayed (for example, switch from Swatch to Button), use Configure Variants instead.

Where to find it

Open Styling

In the app, go to the Styling page.

Pick a display type

Choose the display type you want to customize: Swatch / Swatch card / Pill swatch / Button / Button without border / Dropdown.

Choose the page

Switch between the Product Page and Collection Page tabs to style each surface independently.

Adjust and save

Change the settings, watch the live preview, then click Save.

Desktop and Mobile settings

Each display type has a Desktop tab and a Mobile tab, so layout and "hide extra swatches" behavior can differ by device.

Desktop holds the base settings — size, spacing, alignment, hide-extra behavior, and more.
Mobile starts out inheriting every Desktop value. Tick a field on the Mobile tab to give it its own value on phones; anything left unticked keeps following Desktop.

On the Product page tab, the "+N" click behavior setting only appears on Desktop — Mobile inherits it from Desktop rather than overriding it there.

Good to know

Swatch card and Pill swatch are styled for the product page only (they are not available on collection pages).

Button without border is a premium, borderless variant of Button with its own styling settings (no border options; it uses a hover glow and an active divider instead). See Styling settings reference.
For the full list of every setting and what it does, see Styling settings reference.

Updated on: 25/09/2026

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