< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Video: Supported Files You can upload a broad variety of file formats to Wix Video. Once you begin the uploading process, your files are re-formatted ("encoded") for optimal playback across all platforms and screens. Supported files for videos in Wix Video Wix Video supports the following popular video formats: .avi .mpeg .mpg .mpe .mp4 .mkv .webm .mov .ogv .vob .m4v .3gp .divx .xvid .mxf .wmv Wix Video supports videos that are between 480x470 pixels to 1920x1080 pixels. The size limit for video files is 15GB per file. Once uploaded, your video is automatically transcoded into MPEG4 (containing the H.264 codec). Supported files for the channel cover image, video cover image and video poster File Types: JPG, GIF, PNG Size for Video Cover Image and Channel Cover Image: 1920 x 1080px Size for Video Poster: 1944 x 2880px Supported files for video trailer and video channel cover File Types: You can upload trailer files in all of the formats that work for regular videos. See above. Size: Up to 100MB 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 Refunds for Third-Party App Upgrades It is not possible to receive a refund for a third-party app upgrade (apps not made by Wix). Some app upgrades are monthly subscriptions. Canceling your upgrade stops the renewal payment from occurring at the end of the month. Learn how to cancel an app upgrade . 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 Site Members: Managing Your Members Access You can control who accesses specific areas of your site by managing member roles from your site's dashboard. This allows you to edit role details, assign and remove roles from members, and create or delete roles as needed. Before you begin: Add Wix Members Area to your site or code using Wix Velo . Create member roles . Create members-only pages or restrict existing pages on your site. Managing your member access Customize your member access to ensure that your site remains organized and secure. For example, if you run an online course, you can give students access to course materials while restricting administrative sections to staff only. To manage your member access: Go to Site Member Access in your site's dashboard. Choose what you want to do next: Create a new role Click + New Role to create a new role . Edit a role's information You can update the name and description of your roles. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant role. Select Edit Role . Change the role's information in the Info tab: Enter a name to identify the role under Role Name . Enter a brief description of the role under Description . Note: This description is not visible to site members. Click Save . Change a role's access Hover over the relevant role and click Role Access . Update the role's permissions . Assign or unassign a role Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant role and select Manage members . Choose what you want to do: Assign a role: Click + Assign Role to Members , select the relevant member(s) and click Assign to Role . Unassign a role: Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant member and select Remove . Then, click Remove to confirm. Delete a role Deleting roles in your members area removes access from the members who held that role. Members lose permissions to any pages associated with that role. For example, if you delete an "Author" role, anyone who had it will lose their ability to write blog posts. If you want to keep a page restricted, you'll need to change the permissions of your member roles . Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant role. Click Delete role . Click Delete role to confirm. Set access permissions to a member page Click Set Access to set which member roles can access your member pages . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about your site member access settings. How can I change the signup & login security? You can strengthen your site's signup and login security to combat bots and spam in your site dashboard. Go to Site Member Access in your site's dashboard. Click More Settings & Tools . Click Signup & login security under Security & privacy . Customize your settings: Who can be a site member? Ask new members to confirm their email Use reCAPTCHA for signup and login How can I change members privacy? Set who can be public members and who can see them. Go to Site Member Access in your site's dashboard. Click More Settings & Tools . Click Member Privacy under Security & privacy . Decide who can set their profile to public? (Members with a public profile can share their activity and interact with others.) Select All site members or No one . How can I customize my member signup and login form? You can choose whether to show the default member signup form or create your own customized version in your site's editor . How can I choose the information displayed on 'My Account' and 'Profile' pages? You can choose what information is displayed in your members 'My Account' and 'Profile' pages in your site's dashboard. Go to Site Member Access in your site's dashboard. Click More Settings & Tools . Click Member account and profile info under More member tools . Customize your member profile fields . How can I create and assign a badge to a member? You can create and assign badges that grant specific page access to members who share the same badge, making them easily identifiable within your community. How can I control who can sign up for my site? You can decide who can be a member, enable email confirmation, and add reCAPTCHA to secure your site. Go to Site Members in your site's dashboard. Click Manage Settings next to Choose who can sign up to your site . Customize your settings: Who can be a site member? Ask new members to confirm their email Use reCAPTCHA for signup and login 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 Switching from the Old Instagram Feed App to the New Instagram Feed App The new Instagram Feed app by Wix offers several improvements over the old version. There are 3 key reasons to make the switch: More customization options : The new app offers more advanced design options, giving you full control of the layout and appearance of your feed. Real-time updates : Unlike the older version, which had limited update intervals, the new app provides faster refresh rates, showing updates in real-time. Display multiple feeds: The new app lets you connect multiple Instagram feeds, making it easier to display content from different accounts or categories, which was not possible with the older version. If you have the old version of the Instagram Feed app, you can switch over to the new app directly from the editor. To switch to the new Instagram Feed app: Click the Instagram Feed app in your editor. Click Settings . Click Try It Now. 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 Studio, Partners & Enterprise Wix Studio About the Wix Studio Add-on Tools Wix Studio offers a range of add-on tools to help make your life easier when it comes to building and maintaining your site. These tools include a Design Guide to help position elements and structure your pages, and a Color Blindness Viewer to see what your site looks like to people who are colorblind. Learn more about each add-on and how you can use them to add value to your site. Design Guides Wix Design Guides lets you create rows, columns or cells in your Studio Editor to help structure and design your site in a more organized manner. The guide appears as a colored grid, it does not appear on your live site. The purpose of this is to guide you as you place your elements on your site and make sure everything is aligned correctly. Learn how to add Wix Design Guides to your site. Get Image Colors Using the Get Image Colors add-on, you can make your own unique color palette from the images on your site. The add-on lets you sample a total of five colors and turn them into your own color palette. Once you've sampled your colors, you can then add them to any element on your site. Learn how to add the Get Image Colors add-on to your site . Colorblind Simulator The Wix Colorblind Simulator is an add-on that enables you to see how your site design will look like to site visitors with various types of color blindness. Learn how to add the Wix Colorblind Simulator to your site . Task List The Wix Task List app is an add-on that enables you to set up and monitor a list of tasks to complete in your Studio Editor. Think of it like a to-do list that's integrated into your site just for you or your co-workers. Learn how to add the Task List add-on to your site . Focus Timer The Wix Focus Timer app is an add-on that helps you with time management. The timer is designed to maximize your productivity and effectiveness by splitting work time into intervals of focus time followed by short and long breaks. Learn how to add the Wix Focus Timer add-on to your site . Contrast Checker The Wix Contrast Checker is an add-on that enables you to check the level of contrast between two colors. By ensuring the colors on your site are contrasted to a certain standard, you are improving your site accessibility. Learn how to add the Wix Contrast Checker add-on to your site . Color Selection With the Wix Color Selection add-on, you can sample a color from anywhere on your site, or your device, and take the HEX code for example #b0c8d9 and add it to another element on your site. Keyboard Shortcuts Adding the Wix Keyboard Shortcuts add-on, lets you utilize a number of shortcuts to help you as you edit and design your site. For example, Cmd + C / Ctrl + C is the shortcut you use to copy an element on your site. 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 Promoting your site SEO (get found on Google) Setting Up Domain Forwarding to Your New Wix Site Use URL redirects to forward your domain to your new Wix site. 301 redirects can guide people from your old site to your new site, allowing you to keep traffic and SEO intact and avoid losing visitors while migrating your site over to Wix. For example, if your site previously used the domain "old-domain.com", and your new Wix site uses the domain "mystunningwebsite.com", you can redirect visitors from the old domain to the new one. Important: You must first upgrade your site and connect a domain to set up domain forwarding to your new site. It is not possible to redirect from a free Wix URL. Step 1 | Set up 301 redirects for pages on your new site Create redirects for any old pages which have a new URL. For example, URL forwarding allows you to redirect an old "/contact-us" page to your new "/contact" page. You can manually create 301 redirects for your pages using the URL Redirect Manager in your site's SEO Dashboard. To set up a 301 redirect: Go to your SEO Dashboard . Scroll down to Tools and settings . Click Go to URL Redirect Manager . Click + New Redirect . Select Single redirect . Enter the old URL path you want to redirect from (e.g. /about-us) under Old URL . Tip: Only the path is needed here as you'll connect your old domain to Wix in the next step. Enter the new URL that you want to redirect to: For pages on your site: Start typing the URL slug of your new page and select it from the drop-down. For external pages: Enter the entire URL that you want to redirect to. Click Save , or click Save & Add Another to add more. Learn more about setting up 301 redirects for your site . Step 2 | Connect your old domain to Wix Connect your old domain to your Wix account. This will be a secondary, external domain. Later on you can connect this domain to your primary Wix domain. To connect your domain: Go to Domains in your Wix account. Click Add an Existing Domain . Click Connect a domain you already own . Select the site you want to connect your domain to and click Continue . Enter your domain in the search bar and click the arrow icon . Click connect it to your site in the sentence below the search field. Follow the on-screen prompts to connect your domain. Note: From this point onwards, the steps that you see depend on your domain provider. Our domain connection assistant will guide you through the entire process. Learn more about connecting a domain to your Wix account . Step 3 | Connect the secondary domain to the primary domain Once you've connected your secondary domain, you can link it to your primary domain. If a visitor goes to your old (secondary) domain, they'll automatically be redirected to your primary domain. To connect to your primary domain: Go to Domains in your Wix account. Scroll to the old domain and click the Assign button next to the text Not Assigned to a Site . Select a site and click Next . Choose Redirect it to the primary domain to redirect your old domain to your new domain. Click Assign . 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 Privacy and GDPR Articles Wix and the Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados (LGPD) Wix.com is 100% committed to data protection. That’s why we welcome the Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados (also known as the LGPD), which was passed by the Brazilian parliament and came into force in August, 2020. What is the LGPD? The LGPD is a regulation intended to strengthen and unify data protection for all Brazilian citizens. It aims to protect the fundamental right to privacy and the protection of personal data. Wix and the LGPD Customer trust is our absolute top priority. We have worked with a team of experts and have implemented the required adjustments to our products, services, and documentation, to ensure compliance with the LGPD. This empowers Wix customers to get more control over their personal data and gain the tools necessary to protect the information of visitors to Wix sites. We are dedicated to data protection and have effectively reinforced this over the past 10 years. What are we doing to ensure data protection for all our customers? We employ full-time security consultants, dedicated to the security of our customer information . Wix is Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards ( PCI DSS ) compliant and is accredited as a level 1 service provider and merchant. This standard helps create a secure environment by increasing cardholder data, thus reducing credit card fraud. We regularly perform internal security audits to maintain our ISO/PCI security certifications. Wix's signup and login services are completed through a secure server ( HTTPS/SSL ). Wix uses cryptography hash functions to protect your information. Your password is stored as a hash digest and, in the event of a security breach, your original password cannot be recovered from our servers. In accordance with the LGPD, site visitors have the right to access their data or to be permanently deleted from your databases. Wix has developed tools to assist you in becoming LGPD compliant: The right to access The right to be deleted 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 Promoting your site SEO (get found on Google) Customizing Your SEO Settings Your SEO settings are your go-to place to save time by applying the same SEO logic to many pages at the same time. Instead of editing each page's individual settings, you can customize the settings that apply to entire sections of your site. This way, you can create a systematic SEO strategy much more quickly. Wix automatically creates default SEO settings for all the pages of your site according to their type (e.g. Products, Main pages). These settings are based on common SEO best practices and include basic meta tags and other advanced settings that you can customize to your needs. Accessing your SEO settings You can customize your SEO settings by accessing them in your site's SEO & GEO dashboard. To access your settings: Go to SEO & GEO in your site's dashboard.. Scroll down to Tools and settings . Click SEO Settings . Select the page type that you want to edit. Note: You will only see options for the pages that are part of your site. For example, if you added Wix Stores to your site, you'll see an option to customize settings for Products . Click the Customize defaults tab. Click Edit next to the relevant SEO settings to view or edit them. Customizing your SEO basics settings You can customize the title tag and meta description of your pages and let search engines index them in the SEO basics settings. Use static text to apply the same title and description to every page, or use variables to create rules with different values for each section or page of your site. To edit your SEO basics settings: Go to SEO & GEO in your site's dashboard. Scroll down to Tools and settings . Click SEO Settings . Select the page type that you want to edit. Note: You will only see options for the pages that are part of your site. For example, if you added Wix Stores to your site, you'll see an option to customize settings for Products . Click Edit next to Basics & social share . Customize the SEO basics settings: Title tag This is the title of your page(s) in search results. By default, Wix adds variables to this field to automatically create a title tag for each page. For example, with your main pages, Wix adds the variables "Page Name" and "Site Name" for the title tags. Click the Title tag field to edit existing variables, add new ones, or enter static text. Meta description This is the description of the page(s) that appears in search results below the URL and title. By default, Wix does not add any variables to the meta description field. This is because search engines like Google often use a page's content to create a meta description that relates to a user's specific search query. You can add variables to this field to create a rule that applies to all of your pages. For example, for Wix Stores product pages, you could add the "Product Description" variable. Click the Meta description field to enter static text. You can also click + Add Variable to use dynamic values in your meta description. Note: Some SEO audit tools may detect an empty field for the meta description. This is not an issue. Search engines like Google will create a meta description for your page. Let search engines index your page(s) Enable the toggle to allow search engines to crawl and index the page(s) so they can appear in search results. This applies to all pages within the same page type (e.g. all Products pages or all Booking Services pages). If you disable the toggle, search engines will not be able to crawl and index the pages. This means people will not be able to find the pages in search engines like Google. 7. Click Save . Note: Many page types show a Page URL field to show the URL slug structure of the pages. Hover over the Info icon to learn more about the specific page type's URL. Customizing your social share settings Customize the way your pages appear on social networks like Facebook, Instagram, and X (Twitter). You can edit the social share settings to use the same rules for the title, description, and image that appear when someone shares your page. You can also use separate X (Twitter) settings to display a different title, description, and image for pages that you share on X (Twitter). To customize your social share settings: Go to SEO & GEO in your site's dashboard. Scroll down to Tools and settings . Click SEO Settings . Select the page type that you want to edit. Note: You will only see options for the pages that are part of your site. For example, if you added Wix Stores to your site, you'll see an option to customize settings for Products . Click Edit next to Basics & social share . Scroll down to Social share and customize the relevant settings: Social share You can use static text to apply the same title and description to every page, or use variables to create rules to use different values for each section or page of your site. By default, the title tag and meta description from your SEO Basics section are used in this section as variables: og:title: The Title tag from the SEO Basics section. og:description: The Meta description from the SEO Basics section. Customize the following settings: og:title: The title of the post when users share your page on social media. It can be the same as your page title tag. og:description: The description (caption) of the post that displays under the og:title when you share on social networks. Use variables to show specific information about each page. og:image: The image that displays next to the title and description when shared on social networks. Use variables to show a different og:image on each page. If you prefer one image for all your pages, add an image URL. Tip: Click Get an Image URL from Site Files to copy the URL of one of your site's media files. Then, hover over an image, click the More Actions icon and select Copy URL . Click Save . X (Twitter) Use static text to apply the same title and description to every page, or use variables to create rules to use different values for each section or page of your site. By default, the title tag and meta description from your Social share section are used in this section as variables: x:title: The og:title from the Social share section. x:description: The og:description from the Social share section. Customize the following settings: Select card size: Choose the card size displayed when sharing on X: Large or Small . x:title: The title displayed when shared on X. It can be the same a your title for other social networks. x:description: The description displays below the x:title on X. It tells people more about your site. Use variables to show specific info about each page. x:image: The image that shows on X. Use an image variable if you want each page to have a different image. If you prefer one image for all your pages, add an image URL. Tip: Click Get an Image URL from Site Files to copy the URL of one of your site's media files. Then, hover over an image, click the More Actions icon and select Copy URL . Click Save . Customizing URL structures for Products and Blog Posts pages If you have Wix Stores or Wix Blog on your site, you can customize the URL structures of your Products and Posts pages. This helps search engines better understand the content. Learn more about customizing your page's URL structure . Tip: Search engines recommend using a simple structure that is easily understandable to your site visitors. Learn more about URL slug structure best practices from Google . To customize URL structures for a Products or Blog Posts page: Go to SEO & GEO in your site's dashboard. Scroll down to Tools and settings . Click SEO Settings . Select Products or Blog Posts under Edit by page type customize the relevant URLs. Click Edit next to Page URL . Click the URL structure field and edit the URL. Click + Add Variable to add a dynamic value to the URL structure. Note: Your URL structure must include at least one variable. Choose if you want Wix to create automatic redirects for your pages. Leave the Automatically redirect all traffic checkbox selected to automatically redirect people and search engines to the new URL if they visit the old URL. Deselect the Automatically redirect all traffic checkbox if you want to manually add a group redirect in the URL Redirect Manager after saving. Click Save . (Optional) Click View all in CSV format to download a file with all your URL redirects. Click Confirm Changes . Customizing your structured data markup Structured data markup gives search engines detailed information about your page. Adding structured data markup to your site's page can help improve your website's search results and ranking. Search engines like Google can also use markup to create rich results like article previews, product previews, and FAQs for your page's search results. Learn more about adding structured data markup to your site's pages. Tip: When you add a business name and location to your site, Wix automatically creates a Local Business markup for your homepage to improve your search ranking. Important: You can have up to 5 markups per SEO setting (including the preset markup). Structured data markup is an advanced topic. Wix Customer Care cannot help with any changes to your site's structured data. If you have problems with structured data for your site, check out our structured data troubleshooting help article . Need help from an SEO expert? You can hire an SEO professional from the Wix Marketplace. To edit your structured data markup: Go to SEO & GEO in your site's dashboard. Scroll down to Tools and settings . Click SEO Settings . Select the relevant page type under Edit by page type . Click Edit next to Structured data markup . Note: If you selected Main Pages in step 4 above, click Edit by Page at the top and click the relevant page. Then click the Advanced tab in the panel on the right and click Structured data markup . Choose what you want to do: Preview, edit or switch a preset markup Some of your site's pages already come with preset markup when you create them. These are Wix Stores product pages, Wix Blog posts, Wix Events pages, and dynamic item pages. To preview or switch a preset markup: Hover over the relevant preset markup and click the relevant option: Preview Preset: Preview the dynamic code used in the markup. Switch Preset: Click the Switch markup type drop-down and select another preset to change the preset used for your page. (Optional) Click Convert to custom markup to duplicate the markup and make changes to the copy. This automatically excludes the preset markup. Click the new markup to edit it. Click Done or Apply . Include or exclude a preset markup Hover over the relevant preset markup and click the Exclude/Include icon to exclude or include the markup. Create a new custom markup Click + Add New Markup . Enter a name for the markup. Write your markup in JSON-LD format in the provided field. Click + Add Variable to add dynamic values. Tip: If you need help writing your custom markup, we recommend generating a markup with this 3rd party tool . Click Apply . Edit or remove a custom markup Hover over the relevant custom markup and choose an option: Edit: Modify the markup name and code then click Apply . Remove: Click the Remove icon to delete the custom markup. Customizing your additional meta tags Meta tags are snippets of code that describe your page to search engines and social networks. They are not visible on your site but they do exist in the page code. By default, Wix adds meta tags to your pages based on common SEO best practices. You can update any of the default meta tags used in your site's code. If needed, you can create your own additional tags to give search engines more details. For example, you can create additional meta tags to create snippets for your site’s search results . To customize additional meta tags: Go to SEO & GEO in your site's dashboard. Scroll down to Tools and settings . Click SEO Settings . Select the relevant page type under Edit by page type . Click Additional meta tags . Edit or add a meta tag: Edit: Click the relevant meta tag field to edit the tag. Click + Add Variable to add dynamic values to your meta tags. A preview of displays below the field to show how it appears in your site's code. Add: Click + Add New Tag at the bottom and write a new tag in HTML format. Click + Add Variable to add dynamic values to your meta tags. When finished, click the Apply icon . When adding new tags: You can add up to 10 tags, but can't add a meta tag that already exists . You can only use the following tag types: and . If you want to add a tag that is not supported you can use the custom code section . The new tags are visible in your editor's SEO page panels . Click Save . Click below to learn more about: Default meta tags for all pages Wix automatically adds the following tags when you create a page: canonical : The primary URL for the page when there are multiple versions. og:type : The type of object (e.g. website, product, video file). og:url : Your page's web address. og:site_name : The name of your site. Note: Social networks like Facebook read your site's og tags to get information to display about your site. Additional default meta tags for Wix Blog posts In addition to the default tags that are added to all pages, blog posts have these default tags: article:author : The author of the post. article:modified_time : The last time that the post was edited. article:published_time : The time that the post was first published. Additional default meta tags for Wix Stores product pages In addition to the default tags that are added to all pages, product pages also have these default tags: Product:availability : Indicates if the product is currently in stock. Product:price:amount : The product's price (e.g. 40) Product:price:currency : The currency of your product price (e.g. USD) Resetting your default SEO settings Your default SEO settings are based on SEO best practices. You can restore the default settings if you made changes and want to revert back. To restore your default SEO settings: Go to SEO & GEO in your site's dashboard. Scroll down to Tools and settings . Click SEO Settings . Select the relevant page type under Edit by page type . Click the setting that includes the default(s) you want to restore. Choose what you want to do: Reset a single field to its default Click the relevant field. Delete all the content in the field. Click Save . Reset the entire section to its default Click Edit beside the section you want to reset. Click the Reset to Wix Default icon at the top of the section. Click Save . Editing the SEO settings of individual pages View and edit the SEO settings for specific types of pages from the Edit by page type tab. This is a great place to review your page's URL slug, edit several meta tags at once, or quickly check whether a page can be indexed by search engines. You can edit individual page SEO settings for the following page types: Main pages Wix Stores products Wix Events pages Wix Blog posts Wix Portfolio projects and collections Online Programs To edit SEO settings for individual pages: Go to SEO & GEO in your site's dashboard. Scroll down to Tools and settings . Click SEO Settings . Select the relevant page type under Edit by page type . Select the Edit by Page tab at the top. Note: The tab name depends on the type of page (e.g. Edit by Product , Edit by Post ). Click the relevant page. Tip: The Indexable column shows a checkmark if the page is able to be indexed by search engines. Click the relevant tab on the right to edit its SEO settings: Basics: Edit your URL slug ending, title tag, meta description, and allow search engines to index this page. To change the URL slug structure of this page , go to its SEO settings in the editor. Advanced: Edit your structured data markup, robots meta tag, and additional tags. Social share: Upload your social share image, og:title, og:description and Twitter settings. Learn more about customizing your social share settings . Click Publish . Overriding SEO settings for individual pages Your SEO Settings apply the same settings to multiple pages according to their type (e.g. Product Pages, Site Pages, etc). You can always override the pattern and exclude certain pages if you need them to follow different rules. You can override the SEO Settings for specific Wix app pages only: You can override: Product Pages Site Pages Event Pages Blog Post Pages Blog Category Pages You cannot override: Pro Gallery Expand Mode Blog Tags Challenges To override SEO settings for individual pages: Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant page. Click SEO basics . Edit the page's SEO Basics settings to override the SEO Setting. Tip: To restore any field to its default, click the Reset to Default icon beside it. Be sure to publish your site to save the setting. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant page. Click SEO Basics . Edit the page's SEO Basics settings to override the SEO Setting. Tip: To restore any field to its default, click the Reset to Default icon beside it. Be sure to publish your site to save the setting. Bulk editing the SEO settings of individual pages You can change the indexable statuses and restore default SEO settings for several main pages or blog posts at once. Important: Bulk editing is currently available for your site's main pages and blog posts only. We're working on adding more page types soon. Several factors affect how long it takes search engines to recrawl your pages and get the updated SEO details. After updating your SEO, you can try and speed up the recrawling process by manually submitting the page URLs to search engines . To bulk edit SEO settings for your pages: Go to SEO & GEO in your site's dashboard. Scroll down to Tools and settings . Click SEO Settings . Select the relevant page type under Edit by page type . Select the Edit by Page tab at the top. Note: The tab name depends on the type of page (e.g. Edit by Product , Edit by Post ). Click the checkboxes next to the relevant pages. Tip: Click the checkbox next to Page name at the top of the list to select all the pages. Choose what you want to do: Set indexable status Pages must be indexable for search engines to crawl and index them for displaying in search results. Change the indexable status for all the selected pages at once. Click the Set indexable status drop-down at the top of the list and choose an option: Allow indexing: Let search engines crawl your pages to display them in search results. Block indexing: Add a noindex tag to all selected pages, which means they will not show up in search results. Click Block Indexing to confirm. Note: If you don't see the option to change the indexable status of your pages, make sure that search engines can index your site . Reset to default Restore multiple pages back to their default SEO settings. This publishes your updated SEO fields on all the selected pages and cannot be undone. Click the Reset to default drop-down at the top of the list. Select the SEO setting(s) you want to restore to their default settings. Click Reset . Click Reset & Publish to confirm. Want to learn more? You can read about Wix's great SEO features and how to use them in the Complete Wix SEO Guide . 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 Understanding and Customizing Your Search Results Page When your visitors search your site using Wix Site Search , the results of the search are displayed clearly in a list on a Search Results page. You can change the layout and design of the Search Results page, including the fonts, background, and border. Understanding the Search Results page When you add Wix Site Search, a new hidden page called Search Results is also added to your site. Your visitors can only see this page when they search for a term in your s earch bar . The Search Results page includes 3 elements: Search bar: This field allows visitors to easily search your site again from the Search Results page, without having to scroll to the other search bar. Results menu: This menu categorizes the search results based on where the results are located (e.g. site pages, blog posts, stores). Search results: These are the results for your visitor's search phrase. If no results are found, a "No Results" message displays. Customizing your page display Decide what options are available for visitors browsing the Search Results page. You can show a search bar on the page and customize the 'Results Found' message. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click Wix Site Search . Click the Search Results page. Click the s earch results element on the page. Click Settings . Click the Display tab. Customize the following options: Search Bar: Enable the Show search bar in Results Page toggle to add a search bar. Enter the placeholder text that should appear on the search bar. Search Results : Decide what the 'Results Found' message includes : The number of results, the visitor's search term or both (e.g. "23 items found for 'T-shirt'"). Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click the Search Results page. Click the s earch results element on the page. Click Settings . Click the Display tab. Customize the following options: Search Bar: Enable the Show search bar in Results Page toggle to add a search bar. Enter the placeholder text that should appear on the search bar. Search Results: Select what the 'Results Found' message includes , the number of results, the visitor's search term, or both (e.g. "23 items found for 'T-shirt'"). Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click the Page dropdown at the top left of the page. (In the Site Pages panel) Select the Search Results page. Click the search results element on the page. Click the Settings icon on the action bar. Click the Display tab. Customize the following options: Search Bar: Enable the Show search bar in Results Page toggle to add an additional search bar to the Search Results page. Enter the placeholder text that should appear on the search bar. All Results Tab: Enable the Enable 'All' tab toggle to show an additional tab with all of the search results in one place (divided by page type). Search Results: Select what the 'Results Found' message includes , the number of results, the visitor's search term, or both (e.g. "23 items found for 'T-shirt'"). Managing the tabs on the page The Search Results page organizes the results into tabs. You can decide on the order of the tabs based on what you want to promote. You can also rename the tabs and hide those you don't want to show. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click Wix Site Search . Click the Search Results page. Click the s earch results element on the page. Click Settings . Click the Settings tab. Choose what to do next: Reorder the tabs Click Reorder . Click and drag a category tab to change its order on your results page. Rename the tabs Click Show on Search . Click the Edit icon next to the relevant category (e.g. Other Pages). Rename the tab under Change label text . Hide or show a tab Click Show on Search . Enable/disable the toggle next to the relevant category (e.g. Other Pages) to show or hide specific categories. Advanced settings Click Show on Search . Enable/disable the Show hidden pages (SEO) toggle to show or hide hidden pages. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click the Search Results page. Click the s earch sesults element on the page. Click Settings . Click the Settings tab. Customize the following options: Reorder the tabs Click Reorder . Click and drag a category tab to change its order on your results page. Rename the tabs Click Show on Search . Click the Edit icon next to the relevant category (e.g. Other Pages). Rename the tab under Change label text . Hide or show a tab Click Show on Search . Enable/disable the toggle next to the relevant category (e.g. Other Pages) to show or hide specific categories. Advanced settings Click Show on Search . Enable/disable the Show hidden pages (SEO) toggle to show or hide hidden pages. Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click the Page dropdown at the top left of the page. (In the Site Pages panel) Select the Search Results page. Click the search results element on the page. Click the Settings icon on the action bar. Click the Settings tab. Choose what to do next: Reorder the tabs Click Reorder . Click and drag a category tab to change its order on your results page. Rename the tabs Click Show on Search . Click the Edit icon next to the relevant category (e.g. Other Pages). Rename the tab under Change label text . Hide or show a tab Click Show on Search . Enable/disable the toggle next to the relevant category (e.g. Other Pages) to show or hide specific categories. Advanced settings Click Show on Search . Click the Show hidden pages (SEO) toggle: Enabled: The search results also include pages that you chose to hide from search engines through your site's SEO settings. Disabled: The search results don't include pages that are hidden from search engines. Adjusting the layout of your Search Results page Customize the layout by choosing the alignment of the menu and pagination bar. You can also choose the number of results displayed on each page. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click Wix Site Search . Click the Search Results page. Click the s earch results element on the page. Click Settings . Click the Layout tab. Set up the layout of the page: Menu layout: Select whether the results menu is aligned to the Left , Center , or Right . Results layout: Drag the slider to increase or decrease the number. Pagination layout: Select whether the pagination bar is aligned to the Left , Center , or Right . Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click the Search Results page. Click the s earch results element on the page. Click Settings . Click the Layout tab. Set up the layout of the page: Menu layout: Select whether the results menu is aligned to the left, center, or right. Results layout: Drag the slider to increase or decrease the number. Pagination layout: Select whether the pagination bar is aligned to the left, center, or right. Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click the Page dropdown at the top left of the page. (In the Site Pages panel) Select the Search Results page. Click the search results element on the page. Click the Settings icon on the action bar. Click the Layout tab. Set up the layout of the page: Menu layout: Select whether the results menu is aligned to the left, center, or right. Results layout: Drag the slider to increase or decrease the amount of results that appear per page (the minimum is 10 per page). Pagination layout: Select whether the pagination bar is aligned to the left, center, or right. Tip: A pagination bar lets visitors navigate between pages of search results. It appears when there are too many results to display in a single page. Customizing the design of your Search Results page You can customize the font and color design of all aspects of your Search Results page to match your site. This includes the search bar, results menu and search results list. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click Wix Site Search . Click the Search Results page. Click the s earch results element on the page. Click Settings . Click the Design tab. Choose what you want to customize: Search bar Customize the search bar on the results page. The search bar allows visitors to quickly search for something else without having to scroll through the page. Click Search Bar , and customize the below options: Background opacity & color: Click the color box to select the background color of the search bar, and drag the slider to increase or decrease the opacity. Border width: Drag the slider to adjust the thickness of the border. Border opacity & color: Click the color box to select the color of the search bar's border, and drag the slider to increase or decrease the opacity. Text font & color: Click the color box to select the text color, and click the text field to adjust the font, size, and formatting. Icon opacity & color: Click the color box to select the icon color, and drag the slider to increase or decrease its opacity. Results menu Customize the results menu, which shows where the search term was found on your site (e.g. pages, store). Click Results Menu and customize using the below options: Text font & color: Click the color box to select the text color, and click the text field to adjust the font, size, and formatting. Border opacity & color: Click the color box to select the border color, and drag the slider to adjust its opacity. Selected border color: Click the color box to select the border color of a menu item when it is selected. Search results Customize the list of search results section of the page. Click Search Results to customize the options below: Search Results: Click the color boxes next to the relevant text to select the color, and click the text field to adjust its font, size, and formatting. Pagination: Customize the pagination bar at the bottom of the search results page with the below options: Text font & color: Click the color boxes next to the relevant text to select the color, and click the text field to adjust its font, size, and formatting. Selected text color: Click the color box to select the text color of the selected page in the pagination bar. Text Highlight: Adjust how highlighted text looks on the results page using the below options: Highlight color: Click the color picker to choose a highlight color, and drag the slider to adjust its opacity. Font color & style: Click the color picker to choose a font color, and add bold, italics, or underline to the text. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click the Search Results page. Click the s earch results element on the page. Click Settings . Click the Design tab. Choose what you want to customize: Search bar Customize the search bar on the results page. The search bar allows visitors to quickly search for something else without having to scroll through the page. Click Search Bar , and customize the below options: Background opacity & color: Click the color box to select the background color of the search bar, and drag the slider to increase or decrease the opacity. Border width: Drag the slider to adjust the thickness of the border. Border opacity & color: Click the color box to select the color of the search bar's border, and drag the slider to increase or decrease the opacity. Text font & color: Click the color box to select the text color, and click the text field to adjust the font, size, and formatting. Icon opacity & color: Click the color box to select the icon color, and drag the slider to increase or decrease its opacity. Results menu Customize the results menu, which shows where the search term was found on your site (e.g. pages, store). Click Results Menu and customize using the below options: Text font & color: Click the color box to select the text color, and click the text field to adjust the font, size, and formatting. Border opacity & color: Click the color box to select the border color, and drag the slider to adjust its opacity. Selected border color: Click the color box to select the border color of a menu item when it is selected. Search results Customize the list of search results section of the page. Click Search Results to customize the options below: Search Results: Click the color boxes next to the relevant text to select the color, and click the text field to adjust its font, size, and formatting. Pagination: Customize the pagination bar at the bottom of the search results page with the below options: Text font & color: Click the color boxes next to the relevant text to select the color, and click the text field to adjust its font, size, and formatting. Selected text color: Click the color box to select the text color of the selected page in the pagination bar. Text Highlight: Adjust how highlighted text looks on the results page using the below options: Highlight color: Click the color picker to choose a highlight color, and drag the slider to adjust its opacity. Font color & style: Click the color picker to choose a font color, and add bold, italics, or underline to the text. Buttons Customize the buttons that appear in the search results section of the page. Click Buttons to customize the View all button and the Add to cart button : Text font & color: Click the color box to select the text color, and click the text field to adjust its font, size, and formatting. Fill color & opacity: Click the color box to select the button color, and drag the slider to adjust its opacity. Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click the Page dropdown at the top left of the page. (In the Site Pages panel) Select the Search Results page. Click the search results element on the page. Click the Settings icon on the action bar. Click the Design tab. Choose what you want to customize: Search bar Customize the search bar on the results page. The search bar allows visitors to quickly search for something else without having to scroll through the page. Click Search Bar , and customize the below options: Background opacity & color: Click the color box to select the background color of the search bar, and drag the slider to increase or decrease the opacity. Border width: Drag the slider to adjust the thickness of the border. Border opacity & color: Click the color box to select the color of the search bar's border, and drag the slider to increase or decrease the opacity. Text font & color: Click the color box to select the text color, and click the text field to adjust the font, size, and formatting. Icon opacity & color: Click the color box to select the icon color, and drag the slider to increase or decrease its opacity. Results menu Customize the menu that shows where the search term was found on your site (e.g. pages, store). Click Results Menu and customize using the below options: Text font & color: Click the color box to select the text color, and click the text field to adjust the font, size, and formatting. Border opacity & color: Click the color box to select the border color, and drag the slider to adjust its opacity. Selected border color: Click the color box to select the border color of a menu item when it is selected. Search results Customize the list of search results that appears on this page. Click Search Results to customize the options below: Search Results: Click the color boxes next to the relevant text to select the color, and click the text field to adjust its font, size, and formatting. Pagination: Customize the pagination bar at the bottom of the search results page with the below options: Text font & color: Click the color boxes next to the relevant text to select the color, and click the text field to adjust its font, size, and formatting. Selected text color: Click the color box to select the text color of the selected page in the pagination bar. Text Highlight: Adjust how highlighted text looks on the results page using the below options: Highlight color: Click the color picker to choose a highlight color, and drag the slider to adjust its opacity. Font color & style: Click the color picker to choose a font color, and add bold, italics, or underline to the text. Buttons Customize the buttons that appear in the search results section of the page. Click Buttons to customize the 'View all' button and the 'Add to cart' button: Text font & color: Click the color box to select the text color, and click the text field to adjust its font, size, and formatting. Fill color & opacity: Click the color box to select the button color, and drag the slider to adjust its opacity. Tip: The 'Add to cart' button is available for sites with Wix Stores installed. It allows visitors to add your store products to their cart directly from the search results. Adjusting the images in the Search Results page Thumbnail images for search results are taken from different places, depending on the result type. You can adjust these images by customizing the page settings. Click an option below to learn more about adjusting the images for different page types: Static page images Your static pages (i.e. regular site pages that aren't connected to Wix apps or the CMS) can be found in the Other Pages tab of the search results. The image for static pages is pulled from the image that you've set for the page within its social share settings. Note : To see this tab, you need to enable it in the Show on search settings in your editor. Learn more about changing a page's social share settings in the: Wix Editor Studio Editor Wix Harmony Editor Other tabs work differently, depending on the search result type. For example, the Product tab displays the cover images of each individual product, and the Blog tab displays the post's cover image. Dynamic pages The thumbnail images for your dynamic pages are taken from the image field within the SEO settings of the page. You can set a thumbnail image by clicking Add Field . Want to customize your site search bar? 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< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Bookings: Letting Clients Check In by Scanning a Chip, Card or Barcode Connect a wedge reader to the Client Check-In app to allow your clients to check in as they arrive for sessions. Depending on the reader you have, clients can check in using a card, fob or a QR code. Before you begin: If you have not done so already, add the Client Check-In app to your site. If you already installed the app, make sure to update to the latest version to connect your wedge reader: Go to Manage Apps in your dashboard. Click Update App next to Client Check-In. Step 1 | Allow clients to scan to check in To allow clients to check in using a wedge reader, start by enabling the toggle in the Client Check-In app. Choose what happens when clients scan their chip, card or barcode – if they booked multiple sessions, you can check them into the first available session or all at once. To allow clients to check in by scanning a chip, card or barcode: Go to Manage Apps in your dashboard. Click Open next to Client Check-In. Click the Scan tab. Enable the Let members scan to check in toggle. Choose what happens when clients scan using the wedge reader: Check them into all sessions: Clients check in for all their upcoming appointments and classes. Check them into their first available sessions: Clients check into the next class or appointment they booked. Let members choose which session to check into: Allow clients to choose which classes or appointments they want to check into. Click Save . Step 2 | Set up client IDs with your wedge reader After enabling the toggle, the CheckInId field appears on your members' Contact cards. You then use this field to enter the member's card, chip or barcode ID number. Next, scan the card, chip or barcode to sync it with the client's profile. This will allow them to check themselves in when arriving for their bookings. Important: Editing the ID number or renaming the CheckInId field can create issues and prevent clients from checking in. To connect the Client Check-In app to a wedge reader: Connect your wedge reader to your computer or tablet. Go to Contacts in your site's dashboard. Hover over the relevant contact and click View . Click Edit Contact . Enter the ID number on the client's card, chip or barcode next to checkInId . Scan the client's card, chip or barcode for the first time to activate the client on the system. Click Save . Step 3 | Check in your clients as they arrive When clients arrive for their bookings, they scan their activated card, chip or barcode at reception. They see different options, depending on the settings you choose during setup. Click below to learn what your clients see in each scenario: 1 class appears The client scans their card, chip or barcode and taps Select to check in on your device. Multiple classes appear If your client booked more than 1 class, they see one of the following options, depending on the settings you choose during setup: Check them into all classes: Clients check in for all their upcoming classes. Check them into their first available class: Clients check in to the next class they booked. Let members choose which class to check into: Clients choose which classes they want to check into. Troubleshooting check in issues Experiencing issues when your clients try to check in? Click the error you see for advice on how to resolve it. No classes were found The "No classes were found" message can appear if the client is more than 5 hours early for their upcoming booking. There was an issue checking you in This error message appears if no contacts match with the CheckInId on your system. It can also appear if multiple clients have the same code by accident. Check the client's checkInId matches their card, chip or barcode in Contacts in your site's dashboard. You can then update the relevant code to the correct one where necessary. 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 Bookings: Creating an Appointment Appointments are perfect for clients who want to meet with you one-on-one, in flexible hours that suit their, and your, availability. Offering appointments is also a great way to fill out your quieter business hours, simplify scheduling and enhance customer satisfaction. Tip: Wix Bookings offers three different types of services - classes, courses and appointments. Make sure you choose the right type of service for your business . Step 1 | Create an appointment To get started, create a new appointment from the Booking Services, under Catalog, in your site's dashboard. Start adding information about what clients can expect from the appointment. You can include a detailed description and an image to give clients a clearer idea of what you have to offer. Before saving , you can review what your clients see before they book their appointment in the Overview section . To create an appointment: Go to Booking Services in your site's dashboard. Click +Add a New Service in the top right. Make sure the Appointment tab is selected, then choose what you want to do: Click Edit below the relevant appointment template. Click + Start from Scratch to use a blank template. Fill out the Service details : Name: Enter a name for the service. Tagline (optional): Enter a tagline that will appear below the service name on your site. Description (optional): Enter a description that will appear on the service page of your site. Tip: Click Generate AI Description to let AI (Artificial Intelligence) help you create a description. Image (optional): Add an image for clients to see when they look through your list of services. Service category: Group your services by category (e.g. Yoga) so clients can find what they’re looking for. Select + Add new category to create something new. Duration: Set how long your session lasts. Tip: To create a multi-day service, select Custom from the dropdown and set the session duration to cover multiple days (up to 99 hours). Buffer time: Add some time after each session to create short breaks. Step 2 | Set your pricing and payment details After describing your appointment, make your pricing clear and easy to understand. Choose from fixed, custom, or varied prices, or provide the service for free. You can also offer discounts by including the appointment in a package or membership. Let your clients pay per session, with a membership plan or package, or have both options to give clients more flexibility when paying. To set your pricing and payment details: Click the Pricing & payment section. Select the relevant option under Choose how clients can pay for this service: Per session: Clients pay for sessions based on the price you set. With a plan: Clients buy a membership or package to book sessions. Per session or with a plan: Clients pay either per session or with a membership or package. Depending on the payment method you chose, follow the steps to set it up: Per session Select the relevant pricing option from the Price type dropdown: Fixed price: Choose a set amount per session: Enter the price under Amount . Choose how clients pay you under Payment preferences (e.g. entire amount online, online deposit, etc.) Free: Offer this service for free. Varied pricing: Create different price options depending on the client, service, duration of the appointment or the staff member: Enter the Default amount for this service. Click +Add Variations . Note: If you haven’t saved your new service yet, save it when prompted. Choose the variation type from the What are the variations based on? dropdown: Client or service: Offer different rates based on client categories, such as adults, children, students, or seniors, or service types, like beginner or advanced sessions. In the What's the title of your variations menu? field, enter text that clients will see above the price options. Enter the variation name and set the price next to it. Repeat this step for each varied price option you want to create. Note: Click + Add Variation to add more options. Duration: Set prices for different appointment lengths (e.g., 30 minutes or 60 minutes). Click the Add names to variations toggle to enable or disable the variation name. If enabled, add a title of your variation's menu. Add details to Duration , Price and Variation Name (if toggle enabled). Staff member: Create varied pricing depending on the staff member. Set the rate next to each staff member in the Price field. Tip: Make sure you have selected these staff members in the Availability section. Click Save . Choose how clients pay under Payment preferences (e.g. entire amount online, online deposit, etc.). Custom price: Enter a Price description of how you charge for your service. For example, "Starting from $25." With a plan Click an option to connect this service to a membership plan or package: Connect an Existing Plan: Enable the toggle(s) next to existing plans you want to connect. Then click Done . Create New Plan: Create a new package or membership plan . Per session or with a plan This option allows your clients to choose how to pay for the service. They can use a pricing plan they've purchased, or pay the price you set per session. Set the Price per session . Connect the relevant pricing plan(s) under Memberships & packages . Tip: See Per session or With a plan above for detailed steps. Step 3 | (Optional) Create add-ons Add-ons let clients personalize their appointment by choosing optional extras during booking. Organize them into groups under each appointment, so everything looks clear and structured. Clients can only book add-ons as part of an appointment; they can't book them on their own. For example, if you offer salon services, you might create a "Finishing Touches" group with add-ons like nail design and special nail polish. You could also have a "Relaxation Extras" group with options such as a shoulder massage and complimentary drink. Important: Appointments can include up to 3 add-on groups, with a maximum of 7 add-ons in each group. To create add-ons: Click the Add-ons section. Click Get Started (first time only) or click Create New Group . Note: If you haven't saved your new service yet, click Save & Continue when prompted. Set up the group and add-ons for this service: Group name: Enter a name for the group. Group description: Add a description to help clients understand the add-ons in this group. Under Choose add-ons for this group : Click + Create New Add-On and enter the details: Add-on name: Give your add-on a name (e.g. 'Glitter finish'). Price: Enter a price for the add-on, or leave as 0 if it's free. Image (optional): Add an image of the add-on. Additional settings: Select limits for your add-on: Additional time: Select this if the add-on adds extra minutes to the service (e.g., 10 extra minutes for a deluxe treatment). Quantity: Select this if you want clients to pick more than one unit (e.g., up to 2 bottles of water). Note: You can set either additional time or quantity, not both. Click Save & Add to Group . (Optional) Repeat these steps to add more add-ons to this group. (Optional) If the group has 2 or more add-ons, click the Max add-ons per service dropdown and set the number of add-ons a client can book per group. Select No limit or choose a specific number (e.g. 1). Click Save . (Optional) Click Create New Group to set up another group of add-ons for this appointment. Then follow the same steps as above to complete the setup. Note: You can create new add-ons or select ones you've already created. Manage your add-ons from one place: Go to the Add-ons tab in your Booking settings to edit, delete, duplicate, or create new add-ons for your services. Step 4 | Set your staff and availability By default, appointments are available whenever their assigned staff member is working. If a staff member works Monday–Friday, all their associated appointments are available on those days. You can also set different availability for each appointment type. For example, a gym instructor can make yoga bookable only on Tuesdays while keeping consultations and personal training available the rest of the week. To set your staff and availability: Click the Staff & availability section. Click the Search and select staff members dropdown under Assigned staff and select the checkbox next to each staff member who provides the appointment. (Optional) Click + Create new staff member to add a new staff member. Tip: You can add more details and customize staff work hours later. Enable the relevant toggle under Limit service availability : Limit by date range Choose a start date, end date or both to limit when clients can book this service. Limit by days and hours Pick the days and hours clients can book this service each week. Select the checkbox(es) next to the relevant days. Set the available hours. (Optional) Click the Add hours icon to add a second set of hours for the same day. (Optional) Click the Copy to all selected days icon to copy these hours to the other days you selected. Click Save . Notes: Appointment availability depends on the staff members' hours, as well as other factors. Learn more about what affects appointment availability . You can also view and manage your staff’s weekly availability in the Work Schedule , under the booking calendar tab of your site's dashboard. Step 5 | (Optional) Add resources and rooms Resources like rooms and equipment help you manage availability and prevent overbooking for services that require specific assets. Once you've added resources to your business, choose which ones you want to be available for your service. To add resources and rooms to your appointment: Click the Resources & rooms section. Click the checkbox next to each resource type needed for your service. Note: For clients to book this service, one resource from each selected resource type needs to be available. Tip: Click Manage Resources to create new resource types or edit existing ones. Step 6 | Add a location Set where you offer the appointment, for example, at your business location(s) or the client’s place. You can add the option to meet online with a video link. You can also adjust how tax is calculated for each appointment to make sure it’s applied correctly. For example, if you offer an appointment at your client’s location, you can set the tax based on their address. To add a location: Click the Locations section. Click Edit to choose where your service is provided: Note: If you haven't saved your new service yet, save it when prompted. Business location: Click the Choose locations dropdown and select the location(s) where you provide this service. Tip: Click + Add a location to add a new business location . Custom location: Enter a description in the Describe the location field (e.g. online meeting). Client's place: The client will add their location once they book their appointment. Click Save . (Optional) Add video conferencing so the service can be offered online: Click Add next to Video conferencing . Note: If you previously added video conferencing, click the toggle to enable it. Select the relevant option and click Continue . Learn more about offering online video conferencing for your services . (If you've set up tax regions) Choose how to calculate tax for this service under Tax Calculation : Note: Make sure to choose how your business collects tax in your site's tax settings . Based on business location : Tax is calculated using your business address. Based on client’s billing address : Tax is calculated using your client’s billing address. Step 7 | Add images to your appointment Add high-resolution images showcasing what your clients can expect to encourage them to book appointments. To add images to your appointment: Click the Images section. Add the following types of images to your appointment: Cover image: Select an image for the background of your service's header. Service gallery: Add more high quality images to a gallery for your service page. You can customize the gallery's layout and design in your editor. (Optional) Click + Add alt text to add alt text to your images that describes them for search engines and screen readers. Step 8 | Customize your booking preferences In the Booking preferences section, you can customize your online booking options and form. Make the appointment view-only if you want clients to contact you for a consultation before booking. You can also require approval before booking for your most in-demand appointments, or create a custom booking form for the service if you need extra information from clients. To customize your booking preferences: Click the Booking preferences section. Select a Booking policy from the dropdown or choose what you want to do: Add new policy: Click +Add New Policy to create a new booking policy . Edit policy: Click Edit Policy to make changes to an existing booking policy. Enable the Online bookings toggle to allow clients to book appointments online: Note: Disable the Online bookings toggle to make the appointment view-only . Choose which Booking form you want to use from the dropdown: New form: Click + Create New Form to create a new booking form for this service. Edit form: Click Edit Form to make any changes to your booking form. Choose how you want to accept Booking requests (only available if you enabled online bookings): Automatically accept all bookings when available: Clients can make an appointment without approval from you. Manually approve or decline booking requests: You have to approve/decline client appointments. Note: Only available for services paid per session. You can’t accept online payments with manual approval. (Optional) Enable the Multiple clients can request to book the same time slot toggle to allow clients to request appointments for the same time slots. Click Save . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about creating appointments. How can I edit an existing appointment details? You can edit or cancel an appointment at any time in the Booking calendar. To edit an appointment: Click the relevant session in your Booking calendar . Click the More Actions icon next to the appointment name. Click Edit . Edit the session details. Click Save . How can I create a multi-day appointment? To create a multi-day appointment: Follow the steps in the section above to create an appointment. Click the Duration dropdown and select Custom . Set the session duration to cover multiple days (up to 99 hours). Tips: Make sure to edit the hours for the staff providing this service so they are available 24 hours a day on the relevant days. To run a similar service in the future that starts on another date, duplicate the appointment you created and set a new start date. Can I create an appointment that runs past midnight? Yes, you can offer an appointment that runs past midnight. For example, your clients can book a 4-hour appointment that starts at 9:00 PM. To create an appointment that runs past midnight: Change your business's default hours . Go to Default Hours in your site's dashboard. Select the checkbox next to the day(s) you offer the service. Enter a start time. Enter your end time (e.g. 2:00 AM) Click Save . Note: The staff member who provides the service must also be available during the relevant hours. Change your staff member's hours . Click the Edit icon next to the relevant day. Click the relevant option under When do you want to apply these changes? : Now: The change in shift takes effect immediately. This is useful for last-minute changes. Schedule for later: Decide when the change in working hours takes place. This is useful for future planning. Click to select the Start Date . (Optional) Click + Set end date and choose an end date if this is a temporary change. Click the Repeats dropdown to select how often your staff member works these hours. (Optional) Select a different day this change is relevant for. Select the relevant Start Time and End Time for the change. Select the relevant location for the one-time change. Click Save . How do I see when my service can be booked? Preview Availability shows your service's actual available times based on your staff's working hours, any resources you've added, and any service limits you've set. Click the Staff & availability section. Click Preview Availability . (If you offer the service in more than one location) Click the Showing availability at dropdown and select the relevant location. What happens if no staff is available during the times I've set? If no staff is available during the times you've set, clients won't be able to book. The hours clients can book are based on your staff's hours, resources and any limits you set. Tip: If you run a salon, spa, or beauty business, explore the Wix salon website builder for templates, booking tools, and inspiration designed for your industry. 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 Translating your website Wix Multilingual: Translatable Content Wix makes it easy to build a multilingual site without needing a developer. Wix Multilingual lets you translate many features and apps, but some elements currently can't be translated. Note: Wix Multilingual lets you create another language version of your site. To keep a single version and simply change your site's language, update it in the Language & Region settings . Features Use Wix Multilingual to translate various features and site elements. Click below to learn about the features you can translate and those you cannot. Translatable Wix Automation emails Lightboxes Single video player Menu Text (in text boxes, on buttons, in lists and grids, links, etc.) Images and backgrounds SEO settings Note: Subdomains are automatically generated for your secondary languages. Untranslatable Wix Email Marketing Campaigns Wix Invoices Google Maps Apps Wix offers many apps, but not all support translation with Wix Multilingual. Click below for more info on the Wix apps you can translate and those you cannot. Translatable Bookings Restaurant Menus Restaurant Reservations Pro Gallery Chat FAQs Online Programs CMS (Content Management System) Automatic Discounts Forms Portfolio Groups Note: Your site members' content, like posts and comments, stays in the language they wrote it. Members Area Note: Your site members' content stays in the language they wrote it. Blog Note: Blog content is translated through the Blog Manager. Stores Note: Some automatically generated storefront text does not appear in every language. Events Note: Some text elements in the app need to be translated manually through your editor. Event Schedules are currently non-translatable Accepting Payments: You can only translate payment instructions for manual payments. Untranslatable Hotels by HotelRunner Pricing Plans Video Site Search Music Player Third-Party Apps Facebook Ads Photo Albums Gift Cards Loyalty Program Spaces by Wix Wix app Your own mobile app Standalone forms 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