> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.maker.co/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.maker.co/maker-pages/advanced-features/quick-view.md).

# Quick View

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Overview

Adding Image Quick View

Customizing Image Quick View

Adding Video Quick View

Customizing Video Quick View

Products from this Collection

Maker's Quick View allows shoppers one-click access to product preview without leaving the current page. This enables faster and easier product browsing, therefore increasing conversion rates. If you have "Add to Cart" configured, products may be added to the cart directly from the Quick View pop-up.

Features

* Instant PDP preview
* Add to cart or re-direct to PDP options
* Easy to use
* Options to customize the quick view
* Ability to display product variants
* Ability to view other product on the page and from the collection
* Previous/next navigation to other products within the quick view modal
* Mobile optimized design
* Google analytics integration

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With the image selected, toggle ON the quick view option on the image contextual panel. Select the "Add Products" option from the Quick View Products contextual panel.

Finally, search for the product using a URL or via the Google product feed integrated with Maker and click to add the product pins to the image. As you continue to add more products, the pins will populate the image. Drag the pins to re-position them.

Note : To integrate your Google product feed with your account, Maker will need access to the product feed URL provided to Google Ads. It should be a public link with .xml or .csv extension.

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Once you've added the quick view products, you can customize the quick view properties and global settings for the story.

Properties - customize various properties like indicator visibility, pin color, pin visibility, and Indicator label from the quick view contextual panel. In addition to the primary and secondary CTAs for the product, you can also add an additional CTA to take the user to a PLP or CLP.

Global - customize the primary and secondary buttons. You can also specify link actions for primary and secondary buttons by selecting "Edit Primary button" and "Secondary button." Using "Add Link," you can specify if the button should open the product link, trigger an add to cart if the add to cart script is enabled for your account or trigger Custom JavaScript.

Show Product List - By default, Quick View opens in a 2-panel format with Products in this Image and Products on the page on the first panel and the mini PDP and Products from this Collection in the second panel. By turning off this option, the content of the two panels is merged into a single panel in the Quick View modal. In addition, you can select a 2 column or 3 column grid for "Products from this Collection."

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With the video selected, toggle ON the quick view option on the video contextual panel. Select the "Add Products" option from the Quick View Products contextual panel.

Finally, search for the product using a URL or via the Google product feed integrated with Maker and click to add the related product to the video.

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Properties - You have the option to toggle on the indicator and whether you would like to link the entire video element.

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The grid of products displayed in the Quick View modal for "Products from this collection" is automatically generated for you. In the Quick View Global Settings, you can choose to display this as a 2 column or 3 column view. Maker uses the label Product Type in the feed for displaying “Products from this Collection” in the Quick View modal. To correctly display these products, we need you to provide us with the exact Product Type. It can be anything you decide to show. We will use this text string to find other products with exactly that product type and show them as related products in the quick-view modal collection.

Some examples used by other customers to define Product Type are:

* Bedding>Duvet/Shams>Duvet Covers
* Bath>Towels>Guest Towels
* Home>Sale>Top Pics
* Apparel & Accessories > Clothing > Shirts & Tops


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