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# Getting to know the types of items that you can add to your Mkr.Bio

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### Login to your Maker Bio app.

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### Go to the Editor of the Bio you want to preview by clicking the title of the Bio.

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### Choose the tab where you want to add menu items in. For this example, let's choose "Store."

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### On the bottom part of your current menu items in the tab you've selected, click "Add new item."

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### You can simply choose "New Single Item" to customize a menu item from scratch or click the other types of menu items available and select your preferred layout.

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### You can insert "Blank Collections" and customize their visual appeal by choosing from the available layouts.

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### To add a Shopify collection or product collection from the connected feed as a menu item, simply click "Product Collections," select your preferred layout, and you are good to go!

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### You can also add an image-only menu item. We support a wide range of image file formats and image links.

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### You can add "Banners & Promos" with specialized layouts designed to feature store promotions.

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### You also have the ability to add "Videos" to your Maker Bio. You can either upload a video from your computer, add a public link, or choose a video from your library.

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### Alert! Below are the public links and video file formats that Maker Bio currently supports:

Public links (URL): Vimeo HLS, Vimeo Mp4

Video file formats (Upload): MP4, MKV, MOV, AVI, FLV, MPEG-2 TS, MPEG-2 PS, MXF, LXF, GXF, 3GP, WebM, MPG, QuickTime

By default, a video upload can be at most 50 MB.
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### Add "Shoppable Media" to add products to your videos and images for your visitors to buy.

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### If you have enabled Instagram integration, you can add UGCs to your Maker Bio.

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### We also have "Smart Collections" based on three (3) different criteria: Recently Viewed, Favorites, Continue Shopping

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### Tip! Menu items can be nested under a header item by clicking and dragging. To accomplish this, hover your cursor over the thumbnail of the desired menu item, then click and drag it under the selected header items.

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