Product Labels

This is a feature that allows you to add a label to products according. You can label your products as bestseller, limited stock, new arrival, discounted rate etc.

To create these labels, follow these easy-peasy steps:

1. General

• Label Identification Name – Assign an internal name to help you distinguish this label from others in your dashboard.

• Label Type – Select how you want the label to appear on the storefront:

- Image Label : Upload an icon or image as your label.

- Text Label : Display a custom text-based label.

• Frontend Display Name – Enter the actual label name that will be shown to customers on the storefront.

1. Configuration

Product Label Appearance – Customize how your product label will look by configuring the following options:

• Label Position – Choose where to display the label: Top Left, Top Right, Bottom Left, or Bottom Right

• Label Shape – Select the desired shape or style for your label

• Width & Height – Define the overall size of the label

• Border Radius – Adjust the corner roundness for sharp or rounded edges

• Rotation – Tilt or angle the label as needed

Set Style of the Label :

• Margin (Top/Bottom & Left/Right) – Set spacing outside the label

• Padding (Top/Bottom & Left/Right) – Set spacing inside the label

• Text Style – Customize the label text (e.g., font size, weight, decoration, etc.)

Color & Size – Configure the background color, title/text color, and text size of your product label.

Tooltip & Link – Set a tooltip or hover text for your label, and optionally add a link to related products that can open in a new tab.

Animation – Enable animation for your label and choose the desired animation type.

1. Conditions

Select where you want to show your product labels on;

• Home page

• Product pages

• Collection/category pages

You can precisely control when and where your labels appear across your store. Configure them using the following conditions:

1. All Products

Select this option if you want your labels to be displayed on every product available in your store. This is useful for global announcements like store-wide sales, seasonal offers, or new collection highlights.

2. Specific Products

Use this option to show labels only on selected individual products. You can manually pick products where you want the label to appear, ideal for best-sellers, limited-edition items, or featured products.

3. Specific Collections

This allows you to apply labels to entire collections instead of selecting items one by one. Perfect for category-based promotions, such as discounts on “Winter Wear,” “Electronics,” or “New Arrivals.”

4. Product Tag

Display labels based on product tags.

For example, products with tags that include or exclude keywords like “Sale,” “New,” or “Limited Stock” can automatically have the corresponding labels applied.

This is great for automated and dynamic label placement.

5. Product Title

Configure labels based on product titles using conditions like :

• Contains – Apply label if the title includes specific keywords.

• Doesn’t Contain – Apply label if the title excludes certain keywords.

• Is Equal To – Apply label if the title exactly matches a keyword.

• Is Not Equal To – Apply label if the title does not exactly match a keyword.

• Starts With – Apply label if the title begins with a keyword.

• Ends With – Apply label if the title ends with a keyword.

For instance, all products with “Premium,” “Organic,” or “Combo” in their title can have special labels applied automatically.

6. Product Vendor

Apply labels to products from vendors whose names contain, don’t contain, are equal to, are not equal to, start with, or end with specific keywords.

This is useful for highlighting brand-based promotions or showcasing products from particular suppliers.

7. Product Price

Set rules based on product price using conditions like equal to, greater than, less than, in range, or not in range.

For example, you can show labels on products above or below a certain price perfect for highlighting budget-friendly or premium-range items.

8. Product Inventory

Display labels based on your product’s stock status or quantity. You can set conditions such as:

• In Stock – Show labels when inventory is available.

• Out of Stock – Show labels when inventory is zero.

• Greater Than (>) – Apply labels when stock is above a set number.

• Less Than (<) – Highlight low stock.

This helps automate stock-based labels like “Low Stock,” “Few Left,” or “Out of Stock.”

9. Product Published

Show labels based on a product’s publish date using conditions like older than, newer than, in between a certain period, or not in between a certain period.

• This is ideal to highlight new arrivals or recently launched products with labels like “New Arrival” or “Just Launched”.

• Promote products that have been in your store for a longer time, for example, with labels like “Best Seller” or “Popular Item”.

• You can automate labeling based on a product’s lifecycle without manual updates. For example, you can apply labels like “Not Available” to products published outside a specific time period or within a certain duration, ensuring labels are always relevant and up-to-date.

Product Badges

This feature allows you to add badges to your products, such as, in discount, sale, coming soon, and many more such badges.

Step #1

Select the Add New Badges button.

Step #2

To create these badges, follow these easy-peasy steps :

1. General :

• Badge Identification Name – Assign an internal name to help you distinguish this badge from others in your dashboard.

- Badge Type – Select how you want the badge to appear on the storefront:

- Image Badge – Upload an icon or image as your badge.

- Text Badge – Display a custom text-based badge.

• Frontend Display Name – Enter the actual badge name that will be shown to customers on the storefront.

1. Configuration

Badge Appearance – Customize how your badge will look by configuring the following options:

• Badge Position – Choose where to display the badge: Top Left, Top Right, Bottom Left, or Bottom Right

• Badge Shape – Select the desired shape or style for your badge

• Width & Height – Define the overall size of the badge

• Border Radius – Adjust the corner roundness for sharp or rounded edges

• Rotation – Tilt or angle the badge as needed

Badge Style Settings:

• Margin (Top/Bottom & Left/Right) – Set spacing outside the badge

• Padding (Top/Bottom & Left/Right) – Set spacing inside the badge

• Text Style – Customize the badge text (e.g., font size, weight, decoration, etc.)

• Color & Size – Configure the background color, title/text color, and text size of your badge

• Badge Adjustment – Fine-tune the position, alignment, and spacing of the badge for perfect placement on your products

Color & Size : Configure the background color, title/text color, and text size of your badge.

Tooltip & Link – Set a tooltip or hover text for your badge, and optionally add a link to related products that can open in a new tab.

Animation – Enable animation for your badge and choose the desired animation type.

1. Conditions :

Select where you want to show your product badges on;

• Home page

• Product pages

• Collection/category pages

You can precisely control when and where your badges appear across your store. Configure them using the following conditions:

1. All Products

Select this option if you want your badges to be displayed on every product available in your store.

This is useful for global announcements like store-wide sales, seasonal offers, or new collection highlights.

2. Specific Products

Use this option to show badges only on selected individual products.

You can manually pick products where you want the badge to appear, ideal for best-sellers, limited-edition items, or featured products.

3. Specific Collections

This allows you to apply badges to entire collections instead of selecting items one by one.

Perfect for category-based promotions, such as discounts on “Winter Wear,” “Electronics,” or “New Arrivals.”

4. Product Tag

Display badges based on product tags.

For example, products with tags that include or exclude keywords like “Sale,” “New,” or “Limited Stock” can automatically have the corresponding badges applied.

This is great for automated and dynamic badge placement.

5. Product Title

Configure badges based on product titles using conditions like :

• Contains – Apply badge if the title includes specific keywords.

• Doesn’t Contain – Apply badge if the title excludes certain keywords.

• Is Equal To – Apply badge if the title exactly matches a keyword.

• Is Not Equal To – Apply badge if the title does not exactly match a keyword.

• Starts With – Apply badge if the title begins with a keyword.

• Ends With – Apply badge if the title ends with a keyword.

For instance, all products with “Premium,” “Organic,” or “Combo” in their title can have special badges applied automatically.

6. Product Vendor

Apply badges to products from vendors whose names contain, don’t contain, are equal to, are not equal to, start with, or end with specific keywords.

This is useful for highlighting brand-based promotions or showcasing products from particular suppliers.

7. Product Price

Set rules based on product price using conditions like equal to, greater than, less than, in range, or not in range.

For example, you can show badges on products above or below a certain price perfect for highlighting budget-friendly or premium-range items.

8. Product Inventory

Display badges based on your product’s stock status or quantity. You can set conditions such as:

• In Stock – Show badges when inventory is available.

• Out of Stock – Show badges when inventory is zero.

• Greater Than (>) – Apply badges when stock is above a set number.

• Less Than (<) – Highlight low stock.

This helps automate stock-based badges like “Low Stock,” “Few Left,” or “Out of Stock.”

9. Product Published

Show badges based on a product’s publish date using conditions like older than, newer than, in between a certain period, or not in between a certain period.

• This is ideal to highlight new arrivals or recently launched products with badges like “New Arrival” or “Just Launched”.

• Promote products that have been in your store for a longer time, for example, with badges like “Best Seller” or “Popular Item”.

• You can automate labeling based on a product’s lifecycle without manual updates. For example, you can apply badges like “Not Available” to products published outside a specific time period or within a certain duration, ensuring badges are always relevant and up-to-date.