< Back Promoting your site SEO (get found on Google) Adding Keywords as Additional Meta Tags to Your Pages You can add keywords to your page's code as additional meta tags. However, it's important to keep in mind that Google and other major search engines don't use keywords in meta tags as a ranking factor. As such, these meta tags do not affect the way your site is indexed and ranked in search results. Search engines use your content to understand each page's value and rank it accordingly. AI assistants also read your page text, not meta tags, to answer visitors' questions. Instead of adding keywords as meta tags, we recommend incorporating keywords/search phrases throughout your site's content organically and logically. Despite their lack of importance for major search engines, you can still use keywords if you're working with a service or a company that utilizes them. Learn more about using keywords on your site's pages. To add keywords to your page: 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 . Click the Advanced SEO tab. Click Additional Tags . Click + Add New Tag . Add your keywords as meta tag code in the HTML Code field. Click Apply . Note: You can add up to 10 keywords per page. 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 . Click the Advanced SEO tab. Click Additional Tags . Click + Add New Tag . Add your keywords as meta tag code in the HTML Code field. Click Apply . Note: You can add up to 10 keywords per page. Tips: Learn more about the Wix SEO Setup Checklist for a step-by-step plan designed to help improve your site's SEO. Check out our post in the Wix Blog about long tail keywords for some helpful tips. Watch this video about choosing the right keywords on the SEO Learning Hub. 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: Troubleshooting Alignment Issues on Your Multilingual Site in the Wix Editor When building your site, focus on the layout of your main language, as it impacts alignment across all language versions. If the translated content causes design issues, consider rephrasing or condensing the text. As you work on your site, review its appearance across all live language versions and address alignment issues as they arise. Before you begin: Add and set up Wix Multilingual and translate it in the Translation Manager . Moving elements in a secondary language Repositioning elements in a secondary language also repositions them across all language versions. You can always restore a previous version of your site if you decide you are not happy with the repositioning of your elements. Languages you added, deleted, made visible, or hid are not affected. Changes made to content, design, and layout revert to the previous version. Text box alignment issues Text box size : Make your text box big enough in the main language so translations fit without being cut off. Font : Change the font in language versions where readability is an issue and adjust the text size per language to improve alignment. Line and character spacing : Keep line and character spacing consistent across all languages. Text themes : Set the same text theme for both your site's main and secondary languages. Overlapping elements : Avoid overlapping text boxes with buttons or other elements, as this can cause alignment issues if the translated text is longer than the main language text. We recommend placing buttons and other elements outside of text boxes. Grouping text and elements : Grouping elements helps prevent overlapping and alignment issues across language versions of your site. Repeaters : Use repeaters to maintain a consistent design across language versions of your site. Site background image position and scale While translating your site, you might find it necessary to adjust the background image. This helps it align with the scale and position of your site's main language version. To change your site's background image position and scale: Go to your editor . Click the Switch languages drop-down menu at the top left. Select the relevant language. Click the Background icon on the left. Click Settings . Set the scale and positioning: Adjust image scale: Click the drop-down menu under How's the image scaled? and select an option. Change image position: Select a position on the grid under Where's the image positioned? FAQs Click a question below to learn more about aligning elements in a multilingual site. How can I ensure elements are properly aligned across all language versions of my site? Use the toolbar to position editor elements at specific coordinates. Ensure the X and Y coordinates match across all language versions of your site for proper alignment. How can I fix alignment issues for my site when viewed on my phone? Want your site to look amazing on mobile? Use the mobile editor to optimize the layout, change backgrounds, and add mobile-only elements like a Quick Action bar. Click the Switch to Mobile icon  at the top of the editor to start. Can I change images in different language versions of my site? Yes, changing images per language is possible for single images, videos, and galleries. Tips: Learn how to create a Multilingual site with right-to-left content . Learn about using Multi-State Boxes to switch from LTR to RTL . You can also reorder items in your site menu per language . If you'd like to see additional RTL capabilities in the future, vote for this feature . 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 Accepting payments on your site Wix POS Register: Updating the Tablet Important: This article is about the Wix POS Register for brick & mortar businesses. For info on using POS on a mobile device , click here . The best way to keep your POS tablet running smoothly is to update the software regularly. Updates help you access new features and improvements as soon as they’re available. Tip: Most errors on the Wix POS Register are caused by an outdated software version. Update the tablet software We recommend checking for updates once a week. To update the tablet software: (In your POS tablet) Tap the Menu icon at the bottom left. Tap Settings . Scroll down and tap App & Tablet . Tap Check for Updates . If an update is available, update your software. Troubleshooting If you run into an error while trying to update your POS tablet, try any of the troubleshooting steps below. Resync store data (In your POS tablet) Tap the Menu icon at the bottom left. Tap Settings . Scroll down and tap App & Tablet . Tap Re-sync Store Data . Try again to update the tablet. Clear catalog cache (In your POS tablet) Tap the Menu icon at the bottom left. Tap Settings . Scroll down and tap App & Tablet . Tap Troubleshooting . Tap Clear App Data . Tap Clear Catalog Cache . Try again to update the tablet. Restart and try again Restart your point of sale and then try again to update the tablet. 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 Studio Editor: Adding a WhatsApp Button Add a WhatsApp button so visitors can easily get in touch with your client. When visitors click the link, it opens a new chat on their mobile device / WhatsApp web. You can set an automatic first message, or leave it open for visitors to write what they want. Tip: You can also use any other linkable element (e.g. text, shapes, or media). To add a WhatsApp button: Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Buttons . Drag a button to the desired location on the page. (Optional) Change the button text (e.g. Contact us on WhatsApp) and icon. Click the Link icon . Select Web address on the left. Choose the type of link you want to create: Create a link with an automated first message Create an automated message that visitors can send when WhatsApp opens. Enter the following address under What's the web address (URL)? : https://wa.me/ number Add ?text= urlencodedtext to the URL. Select if the link opens in a new window, or the current one. Notes: The number should be a full phone number in international format. Omit any zeros, brackets and dashes from the phone number. The urlencodedtext is where you enter your custom message. To add a space in the message text, use '%20'. Example: https://wa.me/1XXXXXXXXXX?text=Hi%20requesting%20a%20callback.%20Thanks Create a link without a message Create a link that opens a WhatsApp conversation, with no automated message the visitor can send. Enter the following address under What's the web address (URL)? : https://wa.me/ number Select if the link opens in a new window or the current one. Note: The number should be a full phone number in international format. Omit any zeros, brackets and dashes from the phone number. 7. Click Done . What's next? Pin the WhatsApp button to the page so it's always visible as visitors scroll up and down. 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 Accepting payments on your site Wix POS Go: About the Wix POS Go Important The Wix POS Go card reader is currently available only in the US, Canada, and UK. The Wix POS Go is a standalone POS solution featuring a color touchscreen that allows you to browse your product catalog and process cash or card payments anywhere and anytime. Wix POS Go can be used to sell Wix Stores products, making it the ideal solution for pop-up shops, fairs, and multi-location businesses. Ready to get started? Purchase a Wix POS Go for your business by visiting our store , then pair it with your Wix account so you can start making sales on the go. Make sales by browsing your catalog The Wix POS Go card reader features a color touchscreen that allows you to browse your site catalog, find the products you want to sell, add them to the cart, and then complete the sale with cash, card, or gift card. When making a sale with the Wix POS Go, your Wix Stores inventory syncs automatically on your site dashboard. Learn more about using your Wix POS Go to make a sale. Process custom charges effortlessly Do you sell products not listed in your Wix Stores inventory? Wix POS Go also makes it possible to create custom charges so you can sell unique or one-time products without needing to update your catalog beforehand. For example, if you are selling jewelry at a craft fair or market and want to sell a personalized item you have handmade in real time, you can create a custom charge. You can also apply discounts to sales as needed, collect tips, and adjust or disable tax calculations depending on your business requirements. Sell products from multiple sites with one device Operating multiple stores or event booths? Wix POS Go is built to support multiple businesses, allowing you to switch between sites in your Wix account directly from the device’s More tab. Access your sales history Stay on top of your sales by accessing your Wix POS Go’s Sales History tab. With this device you can view transactions and access their details directly from its screen, giving you a comprehensive overview of previous sales you’ve made. This feature allows you to keep track of your business activities, whether you want to confirm a payment, review past sales, process a refund, or analyze trends. Use Wix POS Go with Wix POS Register or Desktop POS Instead of using the Wix POS Go as a standalone device, you can use it with Wix POS Register or Desktop POS as a card reader. For example, in addition to a checkout counter set up in your store with Wix POS Register, you can provide your staff with Wix POS Go devices, making it possible for them to check inventory and complete sales anywhere on the sales floor. 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 Need more help? Solving performance and technical issues Site Performance: How Wix Improves a Site's Loading Time Having a fast loading time ensures a smooth and pleasant experience for site visitors. We're always striving to optimize the performance of Wix sites, and have implemented ways to improve loading time. Automatic image optimization Images can add life and context to a site. Whether you're using them to display photography, information, or for decoration, it's important that their quality isn't compromised. When you upload an image to a Wix site, we resize the image for optimal quality and site loading time. Images less than 25MB are automatically compressed, so you don't need to change anything before you upload. Content delivery network (CDN) To ensure optimal loading speed, Wix uses CDN - a system of global cache services and proxy servers. CDN works by delivering site content to visitors from the server geographically closest to them. CDN acts as the middleman between Wix servers and site visitors, reducing latency and site loading time. Defense against distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks Whether your site has a Wix domain or is connected to the name servers , we minimize the effect of DDoS attacks against the site. DDoS attacks overload the servers, and cause them to react slowly or not at all. Wix has a set infrastructure that can lessen the results of these attacks, and may prevent a site's loading time from being severely impacted. Lazy loading images High resolution images can significantly impact a site's loading time. To ensure a better visitor experience without compromising content, Wix uses a technique called lazy loading. This technique boosts loading time by replacing high-resolution images with low-resolution versions. The low-resolution placeholders load instantly (even on slower networks), while the high-resolution content loads in the background. Once loaded, the high-resolution images automatically replace the placeholders. FAQs Click a question below to learn more. What should I do if my Wix site is inaccessible in certain countries? If your site is inaccessible in specific regions, it may be due to local ISP restrictions. Advise users to contact their ISP and provide any relevant information about the block. Tip: Ensure your site's domain and hosting comply with international regulations. How can I identify which elements are slowing down my website? Use Wix's Site Speed dashboard or Google PageSpeed Insights to analyze performance metrics. Focus on: Large images or videos. Excessive animations or third-party apps. Inefficient custom code. Tip: Regularly review your site for unused media or elements and remove them. Why are my customers experiencing issues with my online store checkout process? Checkout issues may arise from: Session timeouts or browser caching. Overlapping elements in the design. Third-party app conflicts. To resolve this: Test the checkout process on different devices and browsers. Clear the browser's cache and cookies. Ensure that all payment methods are connected correctly. Tip: Use Wix Analytics to monitor customer behavior during checkout and identify potential issues. Why does my Wix site show a blank screen before loading content? A blank screen may occur due to: Slow loading of large elements, like images or videos. Browser caching issues. Network connection problems. To address this: Optimize images and videos for faster loading. Enable caching to improve repeat visits. Test your site on different devices and internet connections. Tip: Use Wix's Performance Dashboard to identify bottlenecks. Can I disable lazy loading? No. Lazy loading is a built-in Wix feature designed to protect your site's overall speed. It works by displaying a low-resolution version of an image while the high-resolution version loads in the background, ensuring visitors see content immediately rather than a blank space. Because lazy loading is core to how Wix optimizes site performance, it can't be turned off. If this is something you'd like to see in the future, you can vote for this feature . 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 the Right Service for Your Business Creating a successful booking site starts with choosing the right service type for your business. Wix Bookings offers three types of services, meant for different needs: appointments, classes, and courses. Before starting to create your services, read the information below about each service type and what it's best for. Need help getting started? Create your site with our website builders designed for every business: Salon website builder for templates and beauty-focused features Fitness website builder for gyms, trainers, and fitness studios Life coach website builder for coaches, consultants, and personal development pros Appointments Do you have a business where clients can book any free time slot in your calendar? If so, then appointments are the right kind of service type for your business. Appointments take place whenever a client books a specific time slot. For example, your hair salon may be open for business from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM and a client can book a session at any available time during the day. Individual clients typically book appointments, however, groups of people can also book appointments (only when they book the service together). For example, when a group of friends books a private chef to cook for a party. Appointments are perfect for: Haircuts or nail services Consultations or tutoring sessions Photo shoots Get started: Learn how to create appointments . Classes Does your business offer sessions on specific days and times? Do you allow clients to sign up for single sessions? If so, then classes are the right service type for your needs. An example is a language school that offers a beginner's Spanish class every Monday at 8:00 PM. Clients can join the session they want and don't have to commit to attending more sessions. When you create a class you can schedule it on different days, at different times, with different instructors. Classes are perfect for: Exercise classes Meditation sessions Recurring tours Get started: Learn how to create classes . Courses Do you offer a multi-session course, or a workshop that starts and ends on a particular day? Do clients need to sign up for the entire course and not one session? Then course is the right kind of service type for you. Courses are perfect for: Academic courses Language courses Fitness boot-camp Get started: Learn how to create a course . Services FAQs Can I accept payments through my site? Yes, you can accept payments by connecting a payment method. Please note that this is a premium feature. I'm not sure which service type is right for my business. If clients can book your service at any time during your working hours, then an appointment is the right service type for you. If you have set times and days that your service takes place, then a class is the best type of service for you. For courses with multiple sessions, or workshops that take place over several days, a course is the right service type to choose. Can I offer online services? You can offer online service using platforms like Zoom, Google hangouts or Skype by adding video conferencing links to your site. Go to the Booking Services tab in your site's dashboard. Scroll down to the Service Details section. Click the Add button in the Video Conferencing section. Choose your preferred type of VC connection. Learn more about adding video conferences for online services How do I offer services at different locations? Go to Business Info in your site's dashboard. Scroll down to the Locations & Contact Info section. Enter your business address, a description and the relevant contact information for the location. Repeat the above step as necessary to add multiple locations. Learn more about offering services at multiple locations Can I create a one-time workshop? Yes, you can create a one-time workshop through your Booking Calendar on your site's dashboard. To set up a one-time class or course , choose Doesn't repeat from the Repeat drop-down in the session details. Can I create a one-time activity that lasts more than one day, like a tour or a retreat? Yes, you can create a multi-day activity. Create your service, then set a custom duration to cover multiple days (up to 99 hours): For appointments : Set the duration in the service details. For classes and courses : Set the duration when scheduling the class and course times. Can I create a membership plan or offer services in packages? The Wix Bookings app integrates with Wix's Pricing Plan app to allow you to offer clients membership plans and packages for Bookings services. How do I manage my availability for appointments each day? Different factors affect your ability to offer appointments each day. In order to provide the best service possible, consider: Setting your default work hours Updating your staff member working hours Syncing your personal calendar with Wix Bookings ( Apple Calendar or Google Calendar ) Adding a buffer time between sessions (for preparation or travel to a different location) Setting your booking window for early and last-minute bookings. Note: Time slot settings affect when appointment slots appear on your site, especially for services with variable time lengths I only want to display services - but I don't need clients to book them. Can I do that? You can advertise new or upcoming services which do not yet accept bookings by creating a view-only service on your site. Let your customers know more about you by adding a bio page to 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 Advanced features CMS CMS: Connecting the Signature Input Field to a Collection The signature input element lets you collect digital signatures directly on your website. Connecting it to a CMS (Content Management System) collection allows you to store and manage signatures in one place. You can add other input elements and connect them to the same dataset to create a custom CMS form with several fields. For example, a photography business can have clients sign release forms online and save their signatures in a database, streamlining document management. Before you begin: Make sure to add the CMS to your site or enable coding if you haven't already. Make sure you have a CMS collection for storing the submitted signatures. Step 1 | Add and set up the signature input element Add the signature input element to your page and customize its settings, layout, and design. Wix Editor Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Input . Click Signature Input . Click and drag the Signature Input element of your choice onto the page. Click Settings on the signature element to edit the following: Field title: Edit the name that appears on the input, which also lets screen readers know what the input is about. Clear signature button: Edit the name that appears on the button visitors click to clear their signature. This field is: Select the Required checkbox to make it mandatory that the signature is filled out before it can be submitted to your collection. Click the Layout icon to adjust the indentation, spacing, text direction and alignment. Click the Design icon to choose a preset design. Then click Customize Design to adjust the design further. Studio Editor Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Input . Click Signature Input . Click and drag the Signature Input element of your choice onto the page. Click Settings on the signature element to edit the following: Field title: Edit the name that appears on the input, which also lets screen readers know what the input is about. Clear signature button: Edit the name that appears on the button visitors click to clear their signature. This field is: Select the Required checkbox to make it mandatory that the signature is filled out before it can be submitted to your collection. Click the Layout icon to adjust the indentation, spacing, text direction and alignment. Click the Design icon in the Inspector panel to customize the design. Step 2 | Connect the signature input to the CMS Connect the signature input element to a dataset that binds to your CMS collection that will store the signatures. You can connect the signature value to image field types in your collection. Wix Editor In your editor, click the signature input element. Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select an existing dataset that connects to your collection. Alternatively, select Add a Dataset , then choose the collection you want to connect, give the dataset a name and click Create . Click the Value connects to drop-down and select the 'Image' field in which you want to save the signatures. Select + Add if you need to add an Image field for storing the signatures. (If needed) Adjust the dataset settings : Click Dataset Settings in the panel on the right. Click the permission type next to Permissions to edit your collection's permissions & privacy settings . Click the Dataset mode drop-down and select the relevant option: Read & Write: Elements that are connected to the dataset can display content from your collection. Input elements can add or edit content in your collection. Write: Elements that are connected to the dataset can add and edit collection content. However, connected elements cannot display content from the collection. Add a 'Submit' button for visitors to click to submit their signature and responses to any other input elements that connect to the dataset. Click Preview to test your signature input. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. Studio Editor In your editor, click the signature input element. Click the Connect to CMS icon . Click the Choose a dataset drop-down and select an existing dataset that connects to your collection. Alternatively, select Add a Dataset , then choose the collection you want to connect, give the dataset a name and click Create . Click the Value connects to drop-down and select the 'Image' field in which you want to save the signatures. Select + Add if you need to add an Image field for storing the signatures. (If needed) Adjust the dataset settings : Click Dataset Settings in the panel on the right. Click the permission type next to Permissions to edit your collection's permissions & privacy settings . Click the Dataset mode drop-down and select the relevant option: Read & Write: Elements that are connected to the dataset can display content from your collection. Input elements can add or edit content in your collection. Write: Elements that are connected to the dataset can add and edit collection content. However, connected elements cannot display content from the collection. Add a 'Submit' button for visitors to click to submit their signature and responses to any other input elements that connect to the dataset. Click the Preview icon at the top right to test your signature input element. Click Publish if you are ready to make the changes go live. FAQs Click below for answers to common questions about the signature input element. Are there specific regulations for collecting electronic signatures on my site? Yes, electronic signatures may be subject to different rules depending on your country’s local laws. It’s important to check the specific requirements that apply to your website and ensure you comply with these regulations. What are the dataset modes I can use with the signature input element? The dataset mode determines what actions can be done between the connected elements and your collection. In the dataset that connects to your signature input element, you can use the following dataset modes: Read & Write: Elements that are connected to the dataset can display content from your collection. Input elements can add or edit content in your collection. Write: Elements that are connected to the dataset can add and edit collection content. However, connected elements cannot display content from the collection. How do I find my submit button's success/failure messages in the editor? If you added and can't find the success/failure messages for your submit button, test out submitting your form in preview mode. This should cause the messages to reappear so you can go back to the editor to select and edit them. You can also use the Layers panel in the Wix Editor Toolbar to locate the messages and rearrange them. Can I automate what happens when I receive form submissions? Yes. With Wix Automations, you can choose from a variety of actions that you want to happen when you receive new submissions from your custom form. For example, you could receive an email, send data via webhooks, connect third-party web apps like Google Sheets, or automatically reply back. Learn how to create automations for CMS form submissions . Can I export the submissions that get saved to my collection? Yes. You can export any CMS collection as a CSV file to use the data outside of the Wix CMS (e.g. in Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets). 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 Wix Legends Wix Legends: Customizing Your Legend's Behavior Shape how your Legend interacts by customizing its behavior settings. With a few adjustments, you can ensure it reflects yours and your brand’s interaction style and communicates just the way you want. You can decide if you want your Legend offering extra guidance and support, keeping answers concise and professional, or striking a balance in between. View an example for a life coach Here's an idea for how to adjust the behavior settings for a life coach: Welcome message: Invite visitors to share what they want to work on. Legend goal: Help visitors reflect on their goals and suggest next steps they can take. Custom instructions: Use encouraging language and focus on practical, actionable suggestions. Response length: Select a Detailed or Elaborate response length so your legend can ask gentle follow-up questions and offer thoughtful guidance. Tone of voice: Choose a Friendly tone so your legend sounds warm and approachable. View an example for a financial advisor Here's an idea for how to adjust the behavior settings for a financial advisor: Welcome message: Invite visitors to ask about your services. Legend goal: Help visitors understand my services and explain key financial concepts based on my content. Custom instructions: Add instructions to define boundaries, such as "Only give information that appears in my content" and "Do not provide personal investment recommendations or tax advice." Response length: Choose a Brief or Balanced response length so answers stay focused and to the point, with extra detail only when it is needed. Tone of voice: Choose a Professional tone so your legend sounds clear and trustworthy Customizing your Legend's behavior Tailor your Legend's behavior to better fit your brand and audience. You can set custom instructions, adjust proactiveness and creativity levels, and choose the tone your Legend uses when interacting with visitors. To customize your Legend's behavior: Desktop browser Go to Wix Legends . Click Behavior on the left. Choose what you want to customize: Welcome message Set your Legend's first message to visitors. Use it to introduce your expertise and guide the conversation. For example, “Hi, I’m your virtual coach. Ask me anything about my services." Legend goal Define what your Legend is here to achieve, such as booking consultations, answering FAQs, or showcasing your work. This helps your Legend focus on the right topics and communication style. Response length Choose how detailed your Legend's responses should be. For example, selecting Minimal will have your Legend give short, to-the-point answers while selecting Elaborate will make your Legend give comprehensive, in-depth explanations. Tone of voice Select the personality and attitude your Legend uses, which shapes its vocabulary and overall vibe. Choose a preset tone such as Casual , Friendly , Professional , or Formal , or select Custom and describe your ideal tone (e.g. "Encouraging and empathetic, making sure every response feels supportive"). Custom instructions Custom instructions give your Legend rules to follow during its interactions with visitors. You can instruct your Legend use certain words (e.g. slang that characterizes you) or tell it to avoid certain topics (e.g. "avoid giving financial advice", "don't discuss my personal life"). Click Add Instruction . Add instructions in the field. Click Add . Notes: To edit a custom instruction: Click the Pencil icon , edit the text, and click Save . To delete a custom instruction: Click the Trash icon and click Delete in the window. 4. Click Publish at the top right to apply these changes. Mobile browser Go to Wix Legends . Swipe left on the menu at the top and tap Behavior . Choose what you want to customize: Welcome message Set your Legend's first message to visitors. Use it to introduce your expertise and guide the conversation. For example, “Hi, I’m your virtual coach. Ask me anything about my services." Legend goal Define what your Legend is here to achieve, such as booking consultations, answering FAQs, or showcasing your work. This helps your Legend focus on the right topics and communication style. Response length Choose how detailed your Legend's responses should be. For example, selecting Minimal will have your Legend give short, to-the-point answers while selecting Elaborate will make your Legend give comprehensive, in-depth explanations. Tone of voice Select the personality and attitude your Legend uses, which shapes its vocabulary and overall vibe. Choose a preset tone such as Casual , Friendly , Professional , or Formal , or select Custom and describe your ideal tone (e.g. "Encouraging and empathetic, making sure every response feels supportive"). Custom instructions Custom instructions give your Legend rules to follow during its interactions with visitors. You can instruct your Legend use certain words (e.g. slang that characterizes you) or tell it to avoid certain topics (e.g. "avoid giving financial advice", "don't discuss my personal life"). Tap Add Instruction . Add instructions in the field. Tap Save . Notes: To edit a custom instruction: Tap the Pencil icon , edit the text, and tap Save . To delete a custom instruction: Tap the Trash icon and tap Delete in the window. 4. Tap Publish at the top to apply these changes. Tip: After adjusting your Legend's behavior, test it out on the Preview page. Check if it responds to your questions as you envision, if it's interactive enough, if it successfully implemented the instructions you gave them, et cetera. FAQs Click a question below to learn more. Can I test these behavior settings before going live? Yes, open the Preview page to have a conversation with your Legend and see how your settings work in real time. How often can I update my Legend's behavior? You can update or change behavior settings as often as you like. Click or tap Publish at the top right to implement the changes you make in new conversations. 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: FAQs About Building Your Own Native App With the Wix app, you can create your own native mobile app for your business. This allows your customers to book services, shop online, and stay updated on your latest news and offers. Here are some frequently asked questions about creating a native mobile app with Wix. FAQs: General Click below for answers to general questions about building your own native mobile app. What's the process of building my own mobile app with Wix? Start by designing your app using the Mobile App Builder in your site's dashboard. Customize the name, logo, and appearance to match your brand. You can preview the app for free on your mobile device to test its design and functionality. When you're ready to publish, purchase a Mobile App Premium plan, and follow the steps to submit your app to the Google Play Store and the App Store. Learn more about getting started building your app . How do I access the Mobile App Builder? The Mobile App Builder is in your site's dashboard on desktop. Note: The first time you build your app, click the Start Now button to begin building your app. Can I customize the design of my native mobile app? Yes, you have full control over the design elements of your app . Choose from various templates and customize colors, fonts, and layouts to align with your brand identity. What features can I include in my native mobile app? You can add features such as Wix Stores, Wix Bookings, blog, chat, push notifications, and more. If you have a Wix site, you can integrate existing features to create a seamless experience for your app users. Can I connect an existing Wix website to my native mobile app? Yes. During the app creation process, you can select elements from your existing Wix website to include in your mobile app. This ensures that your app reflects your website content, providing a cohesive experience for your app users. For example, you can add a product gallery element to show all the products from your site in your app. Learn how to add elements to your apps . When I make changes to my Wix site, does my app automatically update? Yes, your app updates automatically when you make changes in your site's dashboard, as long as the relevant widget is added. For example, if you publish a blog post, it will appear in the app if the blog widget is included. Note: Changes made directly in the site's editor won't affect your app's design unless the appropriate widgets are added. How do I publish my own mobile app? After designing your app in the Mobile App Builder in your site's dashboard, follow the steps to create and connect an Apple and Google developer account. This process is managed by Apple and Google and approval can take a few business days. Once approved, finish registering the app from your app overview in the Mobile App dashboard. Then submit your app to Wix for approval. After submission, we will send it to the relevant app stores. If I build my own native app, does it replace the existing mobile version of my site? No, your own mobile app will be available in addition to the mobile version of your website. Your own mobile app is a fully native mobile app that can be downloaded from app stores. Site visitors accessing your site from a mobile browser can still view the mobile version. Can my app be viewed in multiple languages? You can change the default language of your mobile app. App users can select their preferred language from their user profiles. To change your app's default language: Go to Mobile App in your dashboard. Click Settings on the top right. Click your app name. Click Change next to Language. Select a language from the drop-down. Click Save . Note: Choosing an app language updates all Wix app content (Wix Stores, Wix Bookings, Wix Blog, etc.). Content you create, such as adding a new text section, appears in the selected language. Currently, your native app does not support multilingual functionality Can I migrate my existing users from my member app to my own native app? If you're using an existing Wix member app (Spaces by Wix, Fit by Wix), no migration is required. Your app users will get a notification in their app asking them to download your new mobile app. Learn how to switch your preferred member app . Can I only publish my app in one app store (e.g. only Apple's App Store and not Google Play?) Yes, you can choose to publish your app in just one app store, such as the App Store or Google Play. You have the flexibility to publish in either store or in both, depending on your preference. What are the available languages for building my own native mobile app? Your own native mobile app is available in the following languages: Arabic, Chinese, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Hebrew, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Lithuanian, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, Turkish and Ukrainian. Can my native mobile app be used offline? No, a native mobile app requires an online connection. Currently, it is not possible to use the app offline and then have the content sync once the device is online again. Can I test my branded app before it is approved and published? You can test your branded app by previewing it as your app users will see it. This lets you review the design, navigation, and functionality before it's approved and published. To preview your app: Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Mobile App . (If needed) Switch to editing your own mobile app: Tap the member app name at the top (e.g. Spaces by Wix App). Select Mobile App Builder or Create a native mobile app . Make changes to your app. Tap the More Actions icon at the top right of your screen. Tap Preview . FAQs: Purchasing a Mobile App Premium plan Click below for answers to common questions about upgrading your native mobile app. What is included in a Mobile App Premium plan? All Mobile App Premium plans include these features: Your native mobile app is downloadable from the App Store & Google Play No Wix branding Priority customer care Check out the features included in the different plans . Does my Mobile App Premium plan include membership fees to Apple's App Store and Google Play? No, the plan does not include the registration fees and you must pay those separately. Apple's App Store membership fees start at $99 USD a year, and Google Play is a $25 USD one-time fee. What happens to my app if I cancel my Mobile App Premium plan? After your app is live, if you decide to cancel your subscription Wix automatically removes your app from the app stores. If your app users try to use the app they will be notified that the app is no longer available for use. You can get a full refund within the first 30 days of purchasing a subscription. Can I assign my Mobile App Premium plan to a different site in my Wix account? Yes, you can assign your Premium plan to a different site in your Wix account. To reassign your Mobile App Premium plan: Go to Premium Subscriptions in your Wix account. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant subscription. Click Assign to a different site . Select the site you want to assign the plan to. Click Next . Click Assign . FAQs: Submitting your native mobile app for review Click below for answers to common questions about submitting your app to Apple and Google. What happens after I submit my native mobile app to the app stores? Wix reviews your app to ensure compliance with Apple and Google's guidelines. If any issues are found, we will notify you to make the necessary changes. Once your app passes our review, we will submit it to Apple and/or Google on your behalf. The upload process may take a few days. Note: Your mobile app is subject to Apple and Google's approval. Wix has no control over whether it will be approved or rejected. Google requires an additional 14-day closed testing review after submission. Learn more about the submission process . How long does the app review process take with Wix, Apple, and Google? The review process timeframe varies. Once you submit your app through Wix, we submit it to Apple and Google on your behalf. Their approval times differ, depending on each store’s review process. We keep you informed along the way and let you know as soon as your app gets approved. Read more about submitting your app . What type of account do I need to submit my native mobile app? To submit your app in the App Store and Google Play, you need to create developer accounts with Apple and Google . There are annual fees associated with these accounts. How do I add screenshots to my app store listing? Currently, when submitting your own app to the App Store and Google Play, it is not possible to upload your own screenshots to your listing. As a workaround you can upload your own screenshots to the Wix Chatbot . Once you submit them, the native app submissions team in Wix will get notified and upload the screenshots to your store listing on your behalf. Make sure your screenshots meet the Apple and Google requirements: Apple: Requires 3 images for the 3 different device types (sizes 6.5, 5.5, and 12.9). Google: Requires specifications for an app icon, feature graphic, and phone screenshots. Read more about Apple and Google requirements . How long does it take for Apple and Google to approve my native mobile app? The approval process varies from platform to platform and Wix has no control over the timeline. Learn more about Apple's approval process . Learn more about Google's approval process . What happens if I get emails from Apple and Google? As part of the Mobile App Premium plan, Wix takes care of your app's submission to the stores as well as the app's maintenance and compliance with any new policies. During this process you, may receive emails from Apple and Google. These emails require no action from you. Learn more about the emails you receive from Apple and Google . What if my app is not approved by Apple and/or Google? If your app doesn’t pass Apple or Google’s review, Wix gets notified. You then get a notification on your site's dashboard to let you know your app was not approved and what changes are needed. Once you make the necessary changes, you’ll need to resubmit your app to Wix for approval, and then again to Apple and Google. Learn how to resubmit your app . How do app updates work once my native mobile app is live in the app stores? Once your app is live, we make sure it stays current by updating it when necessary. Can I update my app after it's published? Yes, you can make updates to your app at any time. Changes you make in the Wix Mobile App Builder go live automatically. App users will receive the updates right away. However, design changes require approval from Apple and Google before they appear in the app. FAQs: Canceling your Mobile App Premium plan Click below for answers to common questions about canceling a Mobile App Premium plan. How do I cancel my Mobile App Premium plan? Go to Premium Subscriptions in your Wix account. Scroll to the site with the relevant Mobile App Premium plan and click the More Actions icon next to Mobile App Premium . Click Cancel Mobile App Premium . Click Cancel Now in the pop-up to confirm. When I cancel my Mobile App Premium plan, will my native mobile app still appear in the app stores? When you cancel your subscription after your app goes live, your app is automatically removed from the app store listings. How will canceling my mobile app affect my app users? App users will be notified that the app is no longer available when they attempt to use it. How do I get a refund for my Mobile App Premium plan? You can get a full refund within the first 30 days of purchasing a subscription. To request a refund, cancel your plan from Premium Subscriptions in your Wix account. Learn more about the Wix refund policy . Do I need to do anything with my Apple Developer Account or Google Developer Account? Your Apple Developer Account or Google Developer Account information will be saved in case you want to relist your native mobile app in the future. You can re-purchase a Mobile App Premium plan to get it back in the app stores . What can I do if I canceled my Mobile App Premium plan by mistake? If you change your mind about canceling your mobile app, or canceled it by mistake, contact Customer Care for support . We're happy to help get your native mobile app back into the app stores. Note: Mobile apps remain listed for 2-3 days after cancellation. 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 Connecting a domain Managing domains Unassigning a Domain from Your Site You can instantly disconnect your domain from your Wix site by unassigning it. You can always assign the domain to another site at a later stage. Important: When you unassign a primary domain from your site, any other domains which redirect to your site will also be disconnected. To unassign a domain: Go to Domains in your Wix account. Click the Domain Actions icon next to the relevant domain. Click Unassign from this site . Review the information, then click Unassign Domain . 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 Creating a logo for your business Wix Logo: Duplicating Your Brand or Asset You can easily duplicate a logo, or your entire brand, using the Logo Maker's Brand Studio. This simplifies managing your assets and helps maintain a consistent brand identity. Duplicating a brand copies all of your brand assets (e.g. a logo or social post) while duplicating a specific asset saves a copy of it under the same brand. Duplicating a brand A brand is the primary logo you've designed, plus any other designs you have created in addition to that logo (e.g. a secondary logo or social post). When you duplicate a brand, it copies all those assets together. You can duplicate a brand directly from the Brand Studio To duplicate a brand: Go to My Logos & Brands to access the stand-alone Logo Maker. Click the brand you want to customize. Click Brand Actions . Click Duplicate brand . Duplicating an asset By duplicating an asset (logos, social posts, social covers, business cards), you get a copy of this design under the same brand. You can duplicate the logo directly from your site's dashboard. To duplicate an asset: Go to Logo & Brand in your site's dashboard. Hover over the asset you want to duplicate. Click the More Actions icon . Click Duplicate to duplicate the asset. 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