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# Collection Page

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This feature is available on the **Bloom** plan and above.
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## Overview

The Collection Page Builder is a new dedicated tab in the App Builder for customizing the Product Listing Page: the screen users see when browsing a collection. Merchants can add, remove, and reorder widgets, and configure the Product Grid with new display options including color variant visualization.

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## How to Enable / Configure

1\. Go to App Builder > Collection Page in your Shoppy Dashboard.

### Add and arrange widgets

1\. Add the Text widget and/or the Product Grid widget to the page.

2\. Drag and drop widgets to define the order in which they appear in the app.

### Configure the Product Grid widget

1\. Click on the Product Grid widget to open its settings.

2\. Show Color Variants — display color variants as swatches or variant images on the product card.

3\. Show Vendor — display the product vendor name on the product card.


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