< Back Billing & premium subscriptions Upgrading to a Premium plan Wix Premium Plan Pricing Wix Premium plans offer enhanced benefits for your website, including removal of Wix ads, connection of a personal domain to your site (e.g. www.mybusinessname.com), 24/7 customer support, additional storage, extra bandwidth...and much more. Upgrading to a Premium plan ensures a more professional and robust online presence, which is especially beneficial for businesses, bloggers, and anyone looking to make a strong impression. Wix Premium vs Wix Studio: Wix Premium plans are only for sites built on the Wix Editor. If your site is built in the Studio Editor, then you need to upgrade with a Studio plan . Choosing a Premium plan We have a range of Premium plans available for different needs. So which plan should you choose? Compare the Wix Premium plans to find the one that suits you best. The prices for Premium plans may differ depending on your geographic location. Click the button below to preview the prices of the Premium plans available in your region. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about our Premium plans. Can I switch my plan later on if I have different needs? Absolutely! You can upgrade or downgrade your plan at any time. Is there a free trial for Premium plans? We do not offer a free trial for Premium plans, but there is a 14-day money-back guarantee if you are not satisfied with the plan you choose. Do I need a Premium plan to connect a custom domain? Yes, you need to upgrade to a Premium plan to connect a custom domain to your Wix site. You can either purchase a domain from Wix or connect a domain you already own. Learn more about the free site URL and connecting a domain . Can I use my Premium plan on multiple sites? No, each Premium plan is valid for one site only. If you have multiple sites, you will need to purchase a separate plan for each one. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Creating a multilingual website Wix Multilingual basics Wix Multilingual: An Overview With Wix Multilingual, you can translate your site manually or automatically, to over 180 languages . Visitors choose the language they prefer and get a more local experience as a result. Tailor a unique version for each language, including different text, imagery, SEO settings, and so much more. Learn how one business made the most out of Wix Multilingual Peter is an event hall owner based in Berlin. He recently built a site for his event hall, which caters to a global audience since the hall hosts international artists. Selling show tickets to his diverse clientele, he used Wix Multilingual to translate the Wix Events app. That way, customers from across Europe can view the site in their preferred language, and once they make a purchase, they get an automated confirmation email in their language of choice. To ensure he reaches as much of his audience as possible, Peter created subdomains of his site for every language he supports. He designed each subdomain to promote the artists whose content is most relevant to a specific language audience. By incorporating the translated pages into his SEO strategy, he is able to improve his ranking on search engine results, even in languages other than his primary one. How does it work? Once you're finished building the site in your main language, add Wix Multilingual . During the setup of the app, you'll select your main and secondary languages. You will then be prompted with the option to translate your site manually or automatically , so you are in control over how the content is adapted to different language versions of your site. This allows for efficient and customizable language management as your site evolves. You can also manage your translations : add more languages, translate new pages or elements in your site, remove languages, and more. Manage your translations with ease Translate or review both your site and apps content in one place using the Translation Manager in your site's dashboard. The translation manager shows a list of all of your site's content in a single location, indicating what still needs to be translated. You can also hide or delete any languages that you no longer wish to display. How visitors navigate your multilingual site Your site visitors can switch languages using a language selection menu that is automatically added to your editor when installing the app. The menu shows all published languages on your site, and you can even decide on the order in which the languages appear. You can customize the menu to your needs, personalizing the design, layout, and text. Optimize SEO for your language versions Wix Multilingual lets you optimize your SEO settings for each language individually . This means you can tailor your strategy for different locales and strengthen your online presence. You also have the option to change your URL structure to improve your search ranking. There are three options available; subdirectories, subdomains, and language parameters. Learn more about the benefits and risks of changing your URL structure This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Orders, Cart & Checkout About Fast Checkout Important: This article is relevant for Wix Stores, Wix Bookings, Wix Restaurants Orders, Wix Donations, and is in the process of becoming available for Pricing Plans. Increase sales by making it easier for repeat customers to complete a purchase without re-entering their details. Using the Members Area, your customers can create an account on your site and save their details. How fast checkout works With a Members Area added to your site, a customer can sign up and log in. When they make their first purchase, the details are saved. Then, when the customer returns to make a new purchase, they find their details already filled in. Customers can save their addresses and personal details. If a customer chooses to, they can also save their credit card details by selecting that option. How customers edit saved addresses & credit cards There are two ways customers can manage their address list. On the checkout page, customers can click Edit to: Select a different delivery or billing address Edit an address Add a new address Alternatively, after logging in to your site, customers can click My Addresses to view their saved addresses. There, they can select a default address as well as add, edit or delete an address. By click My Wallet , customers can edit or delete a saved credit card. FAQs Click a question below to learn more. I don't have the My Addresses and My Wallet pages. How can I add them? If your Members Area doesn't have them already, you can add them to your site. Learn more about adding the My Addresses and My Wallet pages . Are the member pages private? The pages mentioned in this article are private. Each customer can view only their personal information. It is also possible to add public member pages to your site. How can I customize the Members Area? You can customize each page in your Members Area . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps The Wix FAQ App: An Overview With the Wix FAQ app, you can create beautiful and helpful FAQs for your visitors. FAQs are a great addition to any site, as they provide quick answers to common questions about your products or services. This can reduce your customer support requests, saving you time and manual work. The FAQ app also works on mobile devices, so your site visitors can get the answers they need, wherever they are. Easily create and manage your FAQs After you've added the app, you can start writing your questions and answers directly from the editor or from your site's dashboard. Add different types of media to your FAQs to create a richer experience for your site visitors, including your own images and videos, GIFs, maps, emojis, or posts from your social media accounts such as X (Twitter), Instagram and TikTok. Once you've created your FAQs, organize them into categories to make it easier for your visitors to find an answer to a question on a particular subject. For example, you might want to split up your FAQs into categories like Delivery, Returns, and Refunds. What's more, you can choose which categories you want to display on your site. Managing your FAQs is also easy; you can update and make changes to them at any time from your Editor or from your site's dashboard. Got a multilingual site? If you use Wix Multilingual , you can also translate your FAQs so that they are available in each of the language versions of your site. Design your FAQs to match your brand Customize the design of your FAQs to match your brand and site. Choose from a variety of layouts and style options, customize all the text fonts and colors, change the background of your questions, set the color of your links, and more . Share your FAQs to drive traffic Add social media share buttons , like Facebook, X (Twitter), or LinkedIn, so that you or your visitors can share your FAQs and drive traffic to your site. You can also copy a direct link to a specific question and share it anywhere you want. Additionally, you can add FAQ buttons to your Manual Chat in Wix Smart Chat to help customers instantly find answers to their questions even if you're not available to chat. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Managing your customers Wix Contacts: Creating and Managing Workflows A workflow is a board that organizes all the steps (columns) of a project, helping you track every phase with ease. Workflows let you manage and prioritize projects, marketing campaigns, sales funnels, or any other processes. For example, you can use them to handle customer inquiries, track sales leads, and follow up on orders. Creating a new workflow Workflows are connected to specific contacts. From Contacts in your site's dashboard, create a new workflow with your own custom steps or use a ready-made template. Use cards and steps to visualize a lead or customer journey. What templates are available? Sales leads: Track leads, quotes and invoices to close deals. Hiring process: Track job applicants' resumes, interviews and onboarding. Help desk & IT: Manage your support desk from request to completion. Website design: Streamline your web design process and manage leads. Online store: Look after online orders, payments, shipping and delivery. Business meetings: Plan and follow up with calls and meetings to get more clients. Site members: Organize site members and follow their engagement. To-Do: Keep an eye on your contacts and where they stand. To create a new workflow: Go to Contacts in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon at the top right and select Workflows . Click Get Started . Note: If your site already has existing workflows, click New at the top right and select + Create Workflow . Choose a template or click + Start from Scratch to create your own custom workflow. Click the workflow title to rename it. Click New at the top right to add steps and cards to build out your workflow. Steps: The steps (or columns) in your workflow are the columns that visually represent steps in your project or process. Cards move from step to step as contacts progress through the workflow. Cards: Each step contains cards that are linked to a contact. Cards give you a visual understanding of where you stand with a contact or lead, as well as what still needs to be done. Once you've made progress with a contact, move them to the next step by dragging and dropping the card to the relevant column. What's next? After building your workflow, it saves automatically. Use the drop-down next to the workflow title to switch between workflows. Managing a workflow After creating your workflow, you may need to make adjustments such as renaming the workflow, reordering cards, or deleting unnecessary steps. To manage a workflow: Go to Contacts in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon at the top right and select Workflows . Select the relevant workflow from the drop-down next to the workflow title. Choose what you want to do: Add or remove a card To add a card: Click the New drop-down at the top right. Select Add Card . Enter the card title and select the relevant contact. Click Save . (Optional) Drag the new card to move it to a different step. Tip: You can add a card directly under a specific step by clicking Add a Card . To remove a card: Hover over the card you want to remove and click the More Actions icon . Click Archive Card . Reorder a card Click and drag a card up or down a step (column). You can also drag a card horizontally from one step to another. Add or remove a step To add a step: Click the New drop-down at the top right. Select Add Step . Enter the step name. Click Save . Hold the Reorder icon next to the step and drag it to the relevant location. (Optional) Click + Add a Card to add cards to the step. To remove a step: Click the More Actions icon at the top right of a step. Select Delete Step . Click Delete to confirm. Rename your workflow Click the workflow title at the top to rename it. Delete your workflow Click the More Actions drop-down at the top right. Select Delete Workflow . Click Delete to confirm. Automating a workflow Wix Automations helps you streamline your workflow by taking care of smaller tasks for you. You can create an automation for workflows in two ways: Use 'Card added or moved' as a trigger: Every time a card is moved from one workflow step to another, it triggers an automated response (e.g. sends an email, creates a task). Choose 'Move a workflow card' as an action: Depending on your selected trigger (e.g. invoice paid), automate a workflow card to move from one step to another. For example, you can create an automation that moves a card and its linked contact to the "Paid & Completed" step of a workflow once an invoice is paid (i.e. the trigger). To automate a workflow: Go to Automations in your site's dashboard. Click + Create Automation at the top right. Click Start from Scratch to begin from a blank automation template. Choose what you want to do: Use 'Card added or moved' as the automation trigger Search for 'workflow' in the Select a trigger panel. Select Card added or moved . Select which workflow triggers the automation. Select the workflow step that triggers the automation action. (i.e. the action automatically occurs every time a workflow card is moved to your chosen step). Click Apply . Click + to add a step. Click Action . Choose the action as the result of the trigger (e.g. every time a card is moved to 'Completed & Paid' in your workflow, add a 'Paid' label to that contact). (Optional) Add more information to your automation such as a delay or condition . Click Activate . Add 'Move a workflow card' as the automation action Choose a trigger for the automation (e.g. Invoice paid). Click + to add a step. Click Action . Search for 'workflows' in the Select an action panel. Select Move a workflow card . Choose the relevant workflow to automate. Choose the step you want the cards to automatically move to once the automation is triggered (e.g. 'Paid & Completed'). Click Apply . (Optional) Add more information to your automation such as a delay or condition . Click Activate . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Managing your customers Wix Chat: Adding Elements to Your Chat Message Make your Wix Chat messages more engaging by adding elements like product links, coupons, and more while visitors are actively browsing your site. These additions allow you to create elaborate and interactive messages that enhance the customer experience and go beyond plain text communication. Note: Chat messages sent from your Inbox instantly appear in your visitor's chatbox. If a visitor leaves your site during chat, your messages will be visible to them on their next visit. You have the option to continue your conversation via email if you have a saved email address for your contact . Sending a link to a store product Seize the moment by sending links directly to product pages. Reply to incoming chat messages or reach out to site visitors you can see are browsing . Note: You must add Wix Stores to your site to send product links. To send a link to a store product: Choose the contact you'd like to chat with: Go to Inbox in your site's dashboard and click an existing conversation. Select a live site visitor . Click the text box at the bottom to start typing your message. Click the Message via drop-down and select Chat . Click the Add icon at the bottom left. Click Product . Select the relevant product and click Send . Note: A product will not be listed if it's out of stock or hidden from your store page. Go to the Products page in your dashboard to manage the visibility of your store products . Sending a link to a service Promote services offered on your site by sending links that bring your contacts straight to your sign-up pages. Note: You must add Wix Bookings to your site to send links to services. To send a link to a service: Choose the contact you'd like to chat with: Go to Inbox in your site's dashboard and click an existing conversation. Select a live site visitor . Click the text box at the bottom to start typing your message. Click the Message via drop-down and select Chat . Click the Add icon at the bottom left. Click Services . Select the relevant service and click Send . Sending a coupon Give your visitors reasons to spend more time on your site by sending coupons for store discounts, free shipping and more. To send a coupon: Choose the contact you'd like to chat with: Go to Inbox in your site's dashboard and click an existing conversation. Select a live site visitor . Click the text box at the bottom to start typing your message. Click the Message via drop-down and select Chat . Click the Add icon at the bottom left. Click Coupon . Choose what you want to do: Create a new coupon: Click + Create New . Select the type of coupon you want to offer. Enter your coupon details (code, name, etc.). When ready, click Create Coupon at the bottom right. Select the coupon you just created and click Send . Send an existing coupon: Select the relevant coupon from the panel and click Send . Requesting a payment Send a pay link to share a convenient payment request. Your contact can use their credit card or PayPal account to make this payment. Make sure you're ready to accept payments through Wix Chat: Connect a payment m ethod to your site. To send a pay link: Choose the contact you'd like to chat with: Go to Inbox in your site's dashboard and click an existing conversation. Select a live site visitor . Click the text box at the bottom to start typing your message. Click the Message via drop-down and select Chat . Click the Pay links icon . Set the amount and write a short description for your request. Click Create Pay Link . Tip: Any payment sent through chat appears in the Transactions tab on your site's dashboard . Explore more elements you can add to messages sent through Inbox . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Stores: Adding Tracking Numbers to Orders in the Wix App Add tracking numbers to your orders so both you and your customers can track the progress of their packages. To add a tracking number using the Wix app: Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Sales . Tap Orders . Tap the relevant order. Scroll down and tap Add Tracking Number . To add the barcode, select an option: Scan barcode: Tap the barcode symbol and scan the barcode. Manually enter barcode: Tap Tracking Number , enter the barcode, and tap save. To add the shipping carrier, select an option: Select an existing carrier: Tap Shipping Carrier . Select a carrier from the list. Tap Apply . Add a new carrier: Tap Shipping Carrier . Scroll down and tap Add Carrier . Enter the carrier name and tap Add . Tap Apply . (Optional) Tap the Send Shipping Confirmation toggle to disable it. Click Save . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your media Using the Pro Gallery Wix Pro Gallery: Choosing a Layout (Custom vs. Presets) The pro gallery offers a variety of beautiful layouts to bring your media to life. Whether you want complete creative control with a custom layout or prefer the ease of a ready-made preset, the choice is yours. Custom layouts give you full creative reign to personalize everything, from gallery spacing to direction and orientation. Preset layouts simplify the process—offering stylish templates that are ready to use, while still allowing you to design and style your gallery. Custom layouts With custom layouts, you can build your pro gallery design from scratch. Choose static or sliding layouts for your gallery, or let Wix create a unique layout for you with the Magic option. Each layout includes settings you can personalize to match your site’s aesthetic. To choose a custom layout: Go to your editor . Click the pro gallery element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Layout tab. Select a layout for your gallery. Click Customize Layout to change the layout to look exactly as you want. Click a layout below to learn more about its features: Collage Use the Collage layout when you want to show images of different orientation (both vertical and horizontal) placed randomly within the gallery. Firstly, choose a Scroll Direction – vertical or horizontal. Then, adjust the available settings. Vertical scroll: Gallery orientation: Choose to display photos vertically or horizontally. Thumbnails size: Choose how big images in the gallery are. Spacing : Choose how much space to have between the images. Collage density: Choose how many images will be shown at a time in the gallery. Load more button : Choose to show or hide the 'Load More' button. How many images load: Choose to display all images or one more section. Note: Choosing One more section adds another section of the same size as the original gallery. Horizontal scroll: Gallery orientation: Choose whether photos will be shown vertically or horizontally. Gallery ratio: Choose a manual or fixed gallery ratio. Manual: Drag the gallery to a custom height and width and included media automatically resize to fit within it. Fixed: Choose a fixed ratio to apply to the gallery that stays consistent when you drag to resize it. Slide automatically: Enable the toggle to display your items in a continuous slideshow: Intervals: Your gallery slides to the next item after your chosen amount of time. Drag the Time between images slider to choose how much time passes before the slide changes. Note: If you want to change the transition effect, go to the Slide Animation tab in the Design settings. Continuous: Your gallery slides automatically. Drag the Slideshow speed slider to adjust how fast your gallery slides. Pause on hover: Click the toggle to enable or disable that the slideshow pauses when a visitor hovers over a gallery item. Thumbnails size: Choose how big images in the gallery are. Spacing : Choose how much space to have between the images. Collage density: Choose how many images will be shown at a time in the gallery. Masonry Use the Masonry layout when you want to show images of different orientation displayed in columns or rows. Firstly, choose a Gallery orientation – horizontal or vertical. Then, adjust the available settings. Horizontal orientation: Thumbnails size: Choose how big images in the gallery are. Spacing : Choose how much space to have between the images. Load more button : Choose to show or hide the Load More button. How many more images load: Choose to display all images or one more section. Note: Choosing One more section adds another section of the same size as the original gallery. Vertical orientation: Fit to screen: Let the gallery automatically optimize the number of images, based on the visitor's screen. Thumbnail size: Choose how big images in the gallery are. Set items per row: Manually set the amount of images to show in each row. Images per row: Choose how many images appear in each row. Spacing: Choose how much space to have between the images. Load More button: Enable the toggle to show a button that loads more images. How many more images load: Choose to display all images or one more section. Note: Choosing One more section adds another section of the same size as the original gallery. Grid Use this layout when you want your images to be shown within a grid. Firstly, choose a Scroll direction – horizontal or vertical. Then, adjust the available settings. Vertical scroll: Thumbnail resize: Choose how the image thumbnails look: Crop: Your images are cropped to the image ratio you select. Note: The Border width & color and Corner radius design options are only available when selecting this option. Fit: Your images adapt to fit the size of the thumbnail. Fit to screen: Let the gallery automatically optimize the number of images, based on the visitor's screen. Thumbnail size: Choose how big images in the gallery are. Set items per row: Manually set the amount of images to show in each row. Images per row: Choose how many images appear in each row. Spacing: Choose how much space to have between the images. Load More button: Enable the toggle to show a button that loads more images. How many more images load: Choose to display all images or one more section. Note: Choosing One more section adds another section of the same size as the original gallery. Horizontal scroll: Gallery ratio: Choose a manual or fixed gallery ratio. Manual: Drag the gallery to a custom height and width and included media automatically resize to fit within it. Fixed: Choose a fixed ratio to apply to the gallery that stays consistent when you drag to resize it. Thumbnail resize: Choose how the image thumbnails look: Crop: Your images are cropped to the image ratio you select. Note: The Border width & color and Corner radius design options are only available when selecting this option. Fit: Your images adapt to fit the size of the thumbnail. Slide automatically: Enable the toggle to display your items in a continuous slideshow: Intervals: Your gallery slides to the next item after your chosen amount of time. Drag the Time between images slider to choose how much time passes before the slide changes. Note: If you want to change the transition effect, go to the Scroll Animations tab in the Design settings. Continuous: Your gallery slides automatically. Drag the Slideshow speed slider to adjust how fast your gallery slides. Pause on hover: Click the toggle to enable or disable that the slideshow pauses when a visitor hovers over a gallery item. Images per column : Choose how many images are shown per column. Spacing: Choose how much space to have between the images. Thumbnails Use the Thumbnails layout when you want to show multiple thumbnails next to the selected image. Gallery ratio: Choose a manual or fixed gallery ratio. Manual: Drag the gallery to a custom height and width and included media automatically resize to fit within it. Fixed: Choose a fixed ratio to apply to the gallery that stays consistent when you drag to resize it. Thumbnail resize: Crop : Adapts the image size to the size of the gallery. Fit : Shows the image in its original ratio and adapts it to the gallery size. If there is too much empty space around the image you need to increase the height of the gallery. Note: The Border width & color and Corner radius options are only available In the Item Style tab when you choose to crop your thumbnails in your layout's settings. Thumbnail placement : Choose where you want thumbnails to appear on the screen (below, left, above or right of the current image on display). Thumbnails size : Drag the slider to choose how big images in the gallery are. Note : If you have only a few images and there is an empty space under the main image, you need to increase the thumbnail size. Loop images : Choose whether you want the 'Next' button deactivated on the last image or not. Note: The 'Left' button deactivates when you reach the first image while scrolling backward. Slide automatically: (This option is only available if you choose Horizontal as your scroll direction). Choose to display your items in a continuous slideshow: Intervals: Your gallery slides to the next item after your chosen amount of time. Drag the Time Between Images slider to change the number of seconds between the items. Note: If you want to change the transition effect, go to the Scroll Animations tab in the Design settings. Continuous: Your gallery slides automatically. Drag the Slideshow Speed slider to adjust how fast your gallery slides. Pause on hover: Enable the toggle to have the slideshow pause when a visitor hovers over a gallery item. Thumbnail Spacing : Drag the slider to choose how much space is between the images. Note: Currently, it is not possible to adjust the alignment of your thumbnails. If this is something you'd like to see in the future, vote for that feature . Slider User the Slider layout if you want to show multiple images with a horizontal scroll. Note : The number of images shown at a time in this layout depends on the gallery size. If some images look cut, you need to change the size of the gallery. Another solution is to choose Crop for the Thumbnail resize and Responsive for the image ratio in the Layout settings. Gallery ratio: Choose a manual or fixed gallery ratio. Manual: Drag the gallery to a custom height and width and included media automatically resize to fit within it. Fixed: Choose a fixed ratio to apply to the gallery that stays consistent when you drag to resize it. Thumbnail resize : Crop : Choose whether the ratio is fixed or responsive. Fit : Shows the image in its original ratio and adapts it to the gallery size. If there is too much empty space around the image you need to increase the height of the gallery. Note: The Border width & color and Corner radius options are only available In the Item Style tab when you choose to crop your thumbnails in your layout's settings. Image ratio: Responsive: The image size will adjust automatically depending on the viewer's device. Fixed: Choose from the image ratio options available e.g. (4:3, 1:1). Images will appear in this ratio across all devices. Loop images : Choose whether you want the 'Next' button deactivated on the last image or not. Note: The 'Left' button deactivates when you reach the first image while scrolling backward. Slide automatically: Enable the toggle to display your items in a continuous slideshow: Intervals: Your gallery slides to the next item after your chosen amount of time. Drag the Time Between Images slider to change the number of seconds between the items. Note: If you want to change the transition effect, go to the Scroll Animations tab in the Design settings. Continuous: Your gallery slides automatically. Drag the Slideshow Speed slider to adjust how fast your gallery slides. Pause on hover: Enable the toggle to have the slideshow pause when a visitor hovers over a gallery item. Number of displayed items: Drag the slider to adjust how many images are shown at a time. (This option is only available when you choose Responsive as the image ratio.) Spacing : Choose how much space to have between the images. Slide Show Use the Slide Show layout if you want to show one image at a time with horizontal scroll. Gallery ratio: Choose a manual or fixed gallery ratio. Manual: Drag the gallery to a custom height and width and included media automatically resize to fit within it. Fixed: Choose a fixed ratio to apply to the gallery that stays consistent when you drag to resize it. Thumbnail resize: Crop : Adapts the image size to the size of the gallery. Fit : Shows the image in its original ratio and adapts it to the gallery size. If there is too much empty space around the image you need to increase the height of the gallery. Note: The Border width & color and Corner radius options are only available when you choose to crop your thumbnails in your layout's settings. Loop images : Choose whether you want the “Next” button deactivated on the last image or not. Note: The “Left” button always gets deactivated when you reach the first image while scrolling backward. Slide automatically: Enable the toggle to display your items in a continuous slideshow: Intervals: Your gallery slides to the next item after your chosen amount of time. Drag the Time Between Images slider to change the number of seconds between the items. Note: If you want to change the transition effect, go to the Scroll Animations tab in the Design settings. Continuous: Your gallery slides automatically. Drag the Slideshow Speed slider to adjust how fast your gallery slides. Play Button: Add a button to allow visitors to pause or play the slideshow. (This option is only available when you choose to enable Slide Automatically ). Pause on hover: Enable the toggle to have the slideshow pause when a visitor hovers over a gallery item. Tip: When you set your slideshow to slide automatically, you have the option to display a Slideshow counter on your gallery from the Text tab in the Design Section. Info bar size: Adds space for icons, title and description under the gallery. Strip Use the Strip layout if you want to show multiple images in one column. Spacing : Choose how much space to have between the items in your gallery. Load More button: Enable the toggle to show a button that loads more images. How many more images load: Choose to display all images or one more section. Note: Choosing One more section adds another section of the same size as the original gallery. Column Use the Column layout if you want to show multiple images at a time in one row. Gallery ratio: Choose a manual or fixed gallery ratio. Manual: Drag the gallery to a custom height and width and included media automatically resize to fit within it. Fixed: Choose a fixed ratio to apply to the gallery that stays consistent when you drag to resize it. Loop images : Choose to allow visitors to scroll through your images in a continuous loop. Slide automatically: Enable the toggle to display your items in a continuous slideshow: Intervals: Your gallery slides to the next item after your chosen amount of time. Drag the Time Between Images slider to change the number of seconds between the items. Note: If you want to change the transition effect, go to the Scroll Animations tab in the Design settings. Continuous: Your gallery slides automatically. Drag the Slideshow Speed slider to adjust how fast your gallery slides. Pause on hover: Enable the toggle to have the slideshow pause when a visitor hovers over a gallery item. Spacing : Choose how much space to have between the images. Bricks, Mix and Alternate Use these layouts to display gallery items of different sizes and orientation side by side. Spacing : Choose how much space to have between the images. Load More button: Enable the toggle to show a button that loads more images. How many more images load: Choose to display all images or one more section. Note: Choosing One more section adds another section of the same size as the original gallery. Magic This layout allows you to change the layout to another one in one click. Simply click Create Magic Layout to randomize your gallery layout. Preset layouts These ready-made gallery layouts allow you to speed up the process of showcasing your images on your site. Preset templates come in horizontal and vertical displays, and include a range of built-in layout features. To choose a preset layout: Go to your editor . Click the pro gallery element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Layout tab. Click the Presets tab. Select a layout for your gallery. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about layouts in the Pro Gallery: Is the pro gallery responsive? If you build your pro gallery in the Wix Editor, it behaves responsively when you choose certain layouts and set it to full width. This means that the position of your gallery items and their size may change when the browser window is resized across all devices. Learn more about responsiveness in the pro gallery in the Wix Editor . If you build your pro gallery in the Studio Editor, there are many different ways to ensure your gallery is responsive across all screen sizes. Learn more about responsiveness in the pro gallery in the Studio Editor . Why are some of my images cropped when added to the pro gallery? You may notice that your gallery images appear cropped, depending on the Custom layout you choose. This can happen when the orientation of the thumbnails in a layout is different from those of the images you upload. For example, you select a Slider layout, which displays all images in portrait (vertical) orientation, but upload images with a landscape (horizontal) orientation. This means part of your image may be cropped to ensure it fits within the thumbnail's boundaries. To prevent your images from being cropped: Go to your editor . Click the pro gallery element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Layout tab. Click Customize Layout . Select Fit below Thumbnail resize . Note: The Strip, Column, Bricks, Mix, Alternate, and Magic layouts have locked image proportions. This means images will automatically crop in order to fit within the thumbnail's boundaries. Additional options when keeping your images cropped: Adjust the focal point of your images to better control the parts of your images that may be cropped. Adjust the image ratio (16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4 or 9:16) applied to your gallery to best match the ratio and orientation of your uploaded images. How can I make all my images in the pro gallery appear the same size and shape? To make all the images in your pro gallery appear the same size and shape, choose a layout with a uniform image ratio, such as Grid, Thumbnails, Slider, Slide show, or Column. Notes: If you choose Open in Expand Mode or Open in Full Screen for what happens when an image is clicked, the image displays in its original size and shape when visitors click it. If you are using the Grid, Thumbnails, Slider, or Slide show layouts, make sure to select Crop as the thumbnail resize option. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? 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< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Music Apps: Adding and Setting Up SoundCloud Share your favorite music from SoundCloud on your site. The app makes it easier than ever to display tracks, playlists and podcasts. Just paste a URL or embed code from SoundCloud into your player and connect. Step 1 | Add the SoundCloud app First add the SoundCloud app to your site. Afterwards, you can link to your music and customize the player's settings and design. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Add Apps on the left side of the editor. Search for the SoundCloud app in the search bar. Click Add to Site . Click Agree & Add to confirm. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click App Market on the left side of the editor. Search for the SoundCloud app in the search bar. Click Add to Site . Click Agree & Add to confirm. Dashboard Go to the Wix App Market in your site's dashboard. Search for the SoundCloud app in the search bar. Click Add to Site . Select the relevant site and click Continue . Click Agree & Add to confirm. Step 2 | Add the SoundCloud URL or embed code Next, retrieve the URL or embed code of the track, album or playlist, and add it to the player on your site. To add a SoundCloud URL or code: (In your SoundCloud account) Search for the music you want to add. Click Share . Click Share or Embed . Copy the URL or code. (In your editor) Click the SoundCloud player. Click Settings . Paste the URL or code. Click Confirm . Step 3 | Set up your player Now it's time to choose what your SoundCloud player shows to visitors. You can display how many times the song has been played and any comments left by SoundCloud users. To adjust the player's settings: Click the SoundCloud player in your editor. Click Settings . Click the relevant toggle to show or hide the play count and comments. Step 4 | Design your player Lastly, customize your SoundCloud player's look to best compliment your site's design. To customize the player's design: Click the SoundCloud player in your editor. Click Settings . Click Design . Choose what you want to customize: Choose a layout: Select a layout that works best for you. Color: Chose a color for the play button of your SoundCloud player. Troubleshooting SoundCloud player issues Click an issue below to learn how to solve it: You see an error message in the editor You may see the following message on the SoundCloud player in the editor: To resolve this, make sure you have turned on the "display embed code" option in your permission settings at Soundcloud.com. Tip: You can test this by entering your Soundcloud track URL in an incognito window on your browser. Music isn't playing If you are embedding HTML code to the SoundCloud Player, make sure that autoplay is unchecked in the embed settings at Soundcloud.com: Learn more about browsers and autoplay . What information should I include if I need to reach out for assistance? For us to best assist you, it helps to have the following information ready: The name and version of the web browser you're using The name and version of your computer's operating system A description of the steps you've taken and what happened A screenshot of the issue A screenshot of your console view (see below for steps) How do I take a screenshot of my console view? Open an incognito window in Google Chrome (Ctrl + Shift + N). Sign in to Wix and open your editor. Go to the area where you noticed the issue and try to repeat the steps. Press Ctrl + Shift + J (PC) or Cmd + Option + J (Mac) to open the Console. Tip: If the shortcut doesn’t work, right-click the page and select Inspect . Click the Console tab at the top, then press F5 to refresh the page. Take a screenshot of this tab. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Restaurants: Setting up Dine-In Orders Let your customers scan a QR code at your restaurant and place their order from their own device. You manage dine-in orders together with your regular online orders, while keeping them clearly marked as dine-in. This helps you speed up service on busy shifts and reduce back-and-forth with staff. Before you begin: Make sure you've added the Wix Restaurants Orders app to your site. Step 1 | Add the dine-in option to your site Start by turning on dine-in in your restaurant orders settings. This is where you control when dine-in is available, what customers see when they order, and where you download the QR code to place on your tables. To set up dine-in for your restaurant: Go to Restaurant Orders Settings in your site's dashboard. Click Pickup, Delivery and Dine-in next to Scheduling and Availability . Enable the toggle next to Allow dine-in orders . Click the Edit icon to set up your dine-in options. Choose what to do next: Dine-in hours: Decide when dine-in should be available – your regular schedule or custom days and hours. Select the checkboxes next to the relevant days and edit the existing times. Tip: When ASAP ordering is active, an Available for ASAP orders column appears next to your dine-in hours, showing the actual times customers can place ASAP orders based on your order prep time. Add more time slots by clicking the Add icon . Quickly apply the same hours to other days by clicking the Copy icon . Dine-in settings: Enter instructions for your customers to see when they place a dine-in order. For example, share how customers can get their order once it's ready. You can also require the customer's seating information (their table number, room number or your own requirement). QR code: Click the Download QR code icon to save an image of the QR code. You can print your QR code and place it on the tables of your restaurant so that customers scan it, view your menu and place an order online. Click Save at the top right. Tip: You can also use the direct link to the dine-in site page, which appears right below the QR code. Step 2 | (Optional) View and customize the Online Orders page After you enable dine-in, it is added as an option on your Online Orders page, and the QR code sends customers straight there with dine-in already selected. You can open the page in your editor to adjust the layout, text, and design so it matches your brand and explains how dine-in works at your restaurant. Tip: You can always access this page from your editor. Open the Pages panel and click the Online Orders page to get started. To view and customize the Online Orders page: Go to Restaurant Orders Settings in your site's dashboard. Click More Actions at the top right. Select Design in editor . Customize the look of your Online Orders page. Tip: By default, this page is connected to your site's fonts and colors to keep the design consistent. However, you can always select individual elements and choose your own fonts and colors. FAQs Click a question below to learn more. How do customers use the QR code to place an order? When customers arrive at your restaurant, all they have to do is scan the QR code with their mobile phones and tap to open your site in their browser. Once they enter their location in the restaurant (e.g. table number), customers can view your menu, choose their dishes, and place a dine-in order. Where can I see and manage my dine-in orders? You manage dine-in orders from the same place as your other orders in your site’s dashboard, on the Online Orders page. In both the status and calendar views, relevant orders are labeled as 'Dine in', and you can also see the table or seating information your customer entered. Can I have a separate page just for dine-in orders? Absolutely. Your site can have up to 5 online ordering pages, so one of them can be dedicated to dine-in . Go to Restaurant Orders Settings in your site’s dashboard to add another ordering page. Then, edit that page's fulfillment methods so it only offers dine-in. Why can't I see the QR code in my site's dashboard? The QR code appears only after your site is published. If you have not published your site yet, the QR code won't show in your dine-in settings, so make sure you publish and then check again. Can customers order dine-in from their computer? Yes, the dine-in option appears on your regular Online Orders page, so customers can choose it from their computer as well as by scanning the QR code. When they select Dine-in on this page, they are asked to enter their location at your restaurant before placing the order. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Using the Wix mobile apps Mobile apps for your customers Wix Mobile Apps: Customizing Your App's System Screens (Launch and Login) Customize your app's launch and login screens by picking the perfect colors, text and image for your brand. This includes your launch screen, which is a brief introductory screen that appears as the app loads, and your login screen, which is where members sign up or log in to your app. You can edit both these screens in your site's dashboard. Changes to your app's launch screen only go live once you resubmit your app to the App Store & Google Play . Note: This feature is only available if you are building your own native app, and you must purchase a Mobile App Premium plan. You can only edit your system screens from desktop. To customize your app's system screens: Go to Mobile App in your dashboard. Click the Your own mobile app tab or the tab with the name of your own mobile app. Click Edit Mobile App . Click the Screen drop-down at the top and choose the screen you want to edit. Launch screen Click Launch . Choose what you want to edit: Color: Choose a color for your launch screen background and button text. Image: Choose an image or use your app icon. Tap Save . Login screen Click Login . Choose what you want to edit: Screen text: Choose a title, tagline, and button text on your login screen. Colors: Edit the colors of your login screen background and text. Image: Choose an image or use your app icon. Tap Save . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Building your community Wix Blog: Allowing Readers to Subscribe to Your Blog Keep your readers coming back for more by allowing them to subscribe to your blog. They'll receive email notifications every time you publish a new post with a link leading them back to your site. There are 2 ways readers can subscribe: Through a subscribe form on your site and by becoming members of your blog. Allowing readers to subscribe using a subscribe form Build your mailing list by adding a subscribe form to your site. Anyone visiting your site can sign up and become a subscriber. After you've added your form, you can set your blog to send email notifications to subscribers whenever you publish a post. To add a subscribe form: Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Contact and Forms. Scroll down to the Subscribe section and select a form. Click the form in your editor. Click Edit Form and customize your form settings. Click Save . Want to customize your subscribers form? Read our article about setting up your subscribe form . Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Contact and Forms. Scroll down to the Subscribe section and select a form. Click the form in your editor. Click Edit Form and customize your form settings. Click Save . Want to customize your subscribers form? Read our article about setting up your subscribe form . Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click + Add at the top left of the editor. Click the Arrow icon to navigate to the Form & Contact category. Click the Subscribe form you want to use, or drag it to position it on the page. Allowing readers to become members of your blog Site visitors can sign up as members, and you can decide whether to approve their requests manually or have them automatically approved. Once a member has signed up, they automatically receive email notifications every time you post. Some blogs come with the Wix Members Area already installed. If you do not already have the Members Area, you can add it to your site directly from the Wix App Market. To add the Wix Members Area: Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Add Apps on the left side of the editor. Search for the Wix Members Area app in the search bar. Click Add to Site . Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click App Market on the left side of the editor. Click App Market . Search for the Wix Members Area app in the search bar. Click Add to Site . Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click + Add at the top left of the editor. Click the Arrow icon to navigate to the Apps category. Use the search bar to look for Wix Members Area and select the app. Click Add to Site . Allowing readers to unsubscribe from your blog No matter how a reader signed up , they can always unsubscribe if they no longer want to receive email notifications about blog posts . Learn how readers can unsubscribe below: Readers who signed up through a subscribe form Every email notification sent to your readers includes an Unsubscribe link at the bottom. Readers can click this link to unsubscribe at any time. You can view a list of readers who unsubscribed using the Unsubscribed filter in your contact list . Readers who signed up as members Members automatically receive email notifications whenever you publish a post. They can choose to unsubscribe from these notifications while remaining members of your blog. If a member asks you how they can unsubscribe, you can provide the following instructions: To unsubscribe from my blog: Click the login bar at the top of your site. Click Profile . Click Settings . Disable the toggle next to An alert by Wix is triggered to stop receiving emails about new posts and updates. FAQs Click a question below to find out more information. How can I change the text in the subject line of my emails sent to subscribers? When a notification email is sent, the name that appears in the subject line is your site name. You can customize your site name so that it appears exactly how you want it in the email. Some of my readers are subscribed but are not receiving my emails, what should I do? If a reader is not receiving emails, check the following: Make sure you followed the steps above to set up email notifications. Make sure the notifications are not going to your spam folder. If they are, Instruct your readers to add notifications@blog.wix.com to their contacts. If a reader says they signed up using the Get Subscribers form but they aren't receiving emails, you can check if they signed up correctly. Go to the Contact List tab in your site's dashboard and use the filter to view your list of subscribed contacts or use the search function to look for a specific name. I have Wix Blog and Members Area, how can I optimize both to build a community? Building a community on your site takes time, but the more subscribers you have the better. Anyone that signs up to be a member of your site gets their own profile on your members page. Members can choose to follow posts, subscribe to the blog and customize their notification preferences. Learn more about using the Members Area with the Wix Blog . How do I keep my blog subscribers informed whenever I publish new content? To send automatic email notifications to your readers: Create contact segments for your blog subscribers. Set up an automated email notification to send to those segments when you publish a new post. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit