< Back Managing your business Building your community Wix Blog: Moderating Blog Posts from Your Guest Writers You can control what's published on your blog by requiring your writers to submit their posts for review. Moderate your writers' posts by approving and publishing them or rejecting them to return them to draft status. Writers receive email notifications to let them know if their post was approved or rejected. In this article, learn more about: Submitting a post for review Approving a post Rejecting a post Submitting a post for review When your writer's post is ready to publish, they can submit it to review by your Blog Editors and Owners. Editors and Owners receive an email notification when a writer sends a post for review. The editor can then approve the post on the Pending Reviews tab in the Blog section of your site's dashboard. If the editor approves the post, it gets published on your site. The writer also receives an email to let them know that the post has been approved and published. If the editor rejects the post, it reverts to a draft. The writer receives an email to let them know that the post was not published and gives them an instruction to contact the editor for more details. Not sure how to add writers? You can add new writers from the Roles and Permissions section in your dashboard, or from your Writers List. Learn more about adding writers Approving a writer's post Blog Editors and Owners can approve posts on the Pending Review tab of the Blog section of your site's dashboard. After they approve the post, it's published on your site and the writer receives a notification. Posts that you or editors approve have an "Approved" label in your published posts list. Hover over an approved post in the list to see who approved the post, when they approved it, who submitted the post, and when they submitted it. To approve a post: Go to Pending Review in your site's dashboard, or click the link in the email notification about the review submission. Click Review next to the post that you want to review. Click Approve and Publish in the top right corner. Tip: If you don't want to publish the post immediately, you can click the drop-down menu beside Approve and Publish and select Schedule Post to publish in the future instead. Learn more about scheduling posts Rejecting a writer's post Blog Editors and Owners can reject posts on the Pending Review tab of the Blog section of your site's dashboard. After they reject the post, it reverts to draft status and the writer receives an email notification. To reject a post: Go to Pending Review in your site's dashboard, or click the link in the email notification about the review submission. Click Review next to the post that you want to review. Click the drop-down menu beside Approve and Publish . Select Reject and Revert to Draft . 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: Customizing Your Thank You Page The Thank You page is the page customers are directed to after they complete a purchase. It includes a thank you message and your client's order number, the service booked, the price, and more. Customizing the Thank You page element You can personalize your Thank You page to match your site's look and brand. Choose which elements to display on this page, edit the text and design the page to your liking. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Go to your Thank You page: Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click Bookings Pages . Note: If you also have Wix Stores, access the Thank You page by clicking Cart & Thank You . Click the Thank You page. Click the thank you page element on your page. Click Settings . Set up the Thank You page using these options: Settings: Deselect the checkboxes next to any elements you don't want to display. Design: Customize the Thank You page background and borders, as well as the text fonts and colors. Text: Edit the text that appears on the Thank You page: General Text: Edit the title, subtitle, and various labels. Order with Subscription: Edit the title, subtitle, and subscription label that appear when customers purchase a subscription. Link: Edit the Continue Browsing link text and choose where the link takes visitors. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Go to your Thank You page: Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click the Thank You page under Bookings Pages . Note: If you also have Wix Stores, access the Thank You page by clicking Cart & Thank You . Click the thank you page element on your page. Click Settings . Set up the Thank You page using these options: Settings: Deselect the checkboxes next to any elements you don't want to display. Design: Customize the Thank You page background and borders, as well as the text fonts and colors. Text: Edit the text that appears on the Thank You page: General Text: Edit the title, subtitle, and various labels. Order with Subscription: Edit the title, subtitle, and subscription label that appear when customers purchase a subscription. Link: Edit the Continue Browsing link text and choose where the link takes visitors. Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Go to your Thank You page: Click the Page dropdown at the top left of the page. (In the Site Pages panel) Select Thank You Page . Note: If you also have Wix Stores, access the Thank You page under Cart & Thank You . Click the thank you page element on your page. Set up the Thank You page using these options: Display or hide elements: Click the Display elements icon on the action bar and deselect the checkboxes next to any elements you don't want to display. Edit text: Click Edit Text on the action bar and change the title, subtitle, and various labels that appear on the Thank You page. Other settings: Click the Settings icon on the action bar and use the tabs in the panel: Settings: Choose the relevant HTML tag for your page title to improve SEO and accessibility. Design: Customize the Thank You page background and borders, as well as the text fonts and colors. Text: Edit the Continue Browsing link text and choose where the link takes visitors. FAQs Click below to learn more about your Thank You page. What happens if my customer pays with Express Checkout (e.g. PayPal or Apple Pay)? If a customer pays with Express Checkout (e.g. PayPal or Apple Pay), they are directed to PayPal's own confirmation page. From there, they can click to go back to your store's Thank You page. Can I remove information from my Thank You page? Currently, the Thank You page always displays the delivery charge and the price breakdown. You can remove the order number, product image, or the "Continue Browsing" link. If you would like to have the ability to remove more info from the Thank You page, you can vote for it here . Can I customize the layout of my Thank You page? Currently, it's not possible to customize the Thank You page layout. If you would like to see this feature in the future, you can vote for it here . Can I edit all the text on my Thank You page? Currently, it's possible to edit most of the text that appears on the Thank You page. However, some text, such as the words "subtotal", "delivery", or "note", cannot currently be changed. If you would like to see this feature in the future, you can vote for it here . Can I remove the email confirmation message from my Thank You page? Currently, you can't edit or remove this message. If you offer free services, the Thank You page automatically displays the message: "Please check the email to see if your booking has been confirmed." This lets customers know they'll receive email confirmation. 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 Preset Click or Hover Interaction Add interactions to create an animated experience as visitors click or hover over elements. Need a quick and easy animation? Use one of our presets (e.g. Grow, Move, Fade) and tweak it to your liking. The interaction can animate the same element that visitors click or hover on, or a different element on the page. Either way, you have full control of the look, feel and timing so it's truly effective. What are the available animation presets? You can choose from the following click / hover animations: Expand: Make the target element grow. Shrink: Make the target element smaller. Skew: Distort the target element by slanting its edges vertically or horizontally. Rotate: Make the target element pivot or spin at a specific angle Move: Make the target element move on the canvas in a distance (and angle) of your choice. Twist: Make the target element rotate and grow. Fade: Make the target element fade in or out. Appear: Make the target element appear on the page or vanish from the page. Color: Change the background color of a cell or section. Note: This animation is not available for other element types. Step 1 | Add a trigger (Click or Hover) To get started, select the element that triggers the interaction. This is the element that visitors hover over or click before seeing the animation. Then, go to the Inspector panel to add a new interaction. Tip: You can add multiple interactions to an element so it triggers a different animation on hover or click. To add a trigger: Select the element that should trigger the interaction. Click the Open Inspector icon at the top right of the editor. Click the Animations and Effects tab . Select Hover / Click . Click + Add . Step 2 | Set up the interaction After choosing an element and trigger, set up the interaction. Select a pre-designed animation, the element that should show it and what exactly happens on hover or click. Note: The available animations depend on the element you select. To set up the interaction: (In the Setup panel) Choose what happens On Hover / On Click : Start Animation: Clicking / Hovering over the element triggers the chosen animation. Reset Animation: Clicking / Hovering over the element removes any animation that was previously applied. Toggle On/Off: Clicking the element triggers the animation and a second click removes it. Note: This option is only available for click interactions. Select the Animated element : Make the element trigger its own animation: Click the element's name (the word (self) appears next to it). Animate a different element on the page: Select an element from the drop-down, or click Choose on Canvas to select it on the page. Tip: Hold the Cmd / Ctrl key to select a child element. Select an animation: Click the Presets tab. Choose an animation from the list. Tip: When setting an element to show on click or hover, it appears with a checkered overlay on the canvas. This is to indicate that the element is initially transparent. You can turn this indication off at any time. Click the Wix Studio icon , hover over View and click Transparent Elements . Step 3 | (Optional) Adjust the animation After choosing the animation you want, customize it to achieve the desired effect. You can control settings like the duration, delay and ease to make the animation really effective. Note: The available settings depend on the preset animation you choose. To adjust the animation: (In the Inspector) Click Adjust Animation at the bottom. Customize the available settings to your liking: Delay: Drag the slider to add a delay (in seconds) before the animation starts. Duration: Drag the slider to set the duration of the animation (in seconds). Easing: Choose how the animation eases in and out from the drop-down. Scale: Choose how much the element grows or shrinks. Angle: Change the angle of movement. Distance: Make the element move farther from, or closer to, its default position on the page. Direction: Change the direction the element rotates in. (Optional) Click Preview to see how the animation looks and make adjustments, if needed. FAQs Click below to learn more about creating interactions. How does it look when an element triggers its own animation? In the example below, hovering over the title animates it. The title skews and changes its color. How does an interaction between different elements look? In the example below, hovering over the text box animates the image right next to it. Can one element trigger multiple other elements? Yes, but not in a single interaction. You need to create a separate interaction for each element you want to animate, even if they should all be triggered by the same element. In the example below, we created 3 different hover interactions for the same text element. When visitors hover over the text, it animates an image, a button and another text element – all at the same time. Can a single element have multiple animations? When an element triggers its own animation ( self ), you can combine one hover interaction, one click interaction, and an entrance animation. However, you can create a custom interaction to apply multiple transforms to the same element, so they all appear in a single interaction. In the example below, we created a custom hover interaction for the title. When hovering over the title, it skews and changes its color at the same time. How can I remove a click or hover interaction from an element? Select the relevant element. Click the Open Inspector icon at the top right of the editor. Click the Animations and Effects tab . Hover over the current click / hover interaction and click the More Actions icon . Select Remove . What's the difference between a hover animation and the hover state in buttons? A hover interaction is the animation you add from the Animations and Effects tab in the Inspector panel, making the button grow, move, fade, etc. The hover state is part of the Design section of the Inspector panel, where you can set specific design changes for when visitors hover over the button. For example, you can adjust the fill color and text color. You can combine hover animations with customized hover states of the hover state to create beautiful dynamic effects. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Orders, Cart & Checkout Troubleshooting Pending or Missing Orders Important: This article is relevant for Wix Stores, Wix Bookings, Wix Restaurants Orders, Wix Donations, and is in the process of becoming available for Pricing Plans. Sometimes it may appear that you received an order, but are unable to find it in the Orders tab. Alternatively, the order's status may appear as "Pending Payment" and you're not sure why. This guide will explain what the possible causes are and what action you can take. Orders with pending payment due to incomplete payment provider setup If most or all of your orders in the Orders tab have "Pending Payment" status, this could be because you haven't successfully completed set up on the site of your payment provider. When this is the case, you'll see notifications that you need to contact the relevant payment provider. To solve this problem, log in to the dashboard of your payment provider and make sure your account is set up correctly or contact their support for further assistance. Other orders with Pending Payment status In most cases, when a customer makes a payment, it's processed immediately by the payment provider. When an order's status is "Pending Payment", it means that the order is still being processed. Why is payment for an order pending? Taking longer than usual: Most payments are processed almost instantaneously, but some may take a few minutes or hours. You may be viewing an order that will be processed shortly. Two-step payments: A few payment methods, such as Boleto, and Degica (Komoju), require customers to make payments at a physical location after they complete their online orders. In these cases, the order status is "Pending Payment" until your customer has completed payment. Payments submitted for manual review: Payment providers may want to review payments they think are suspicious. The payment will be approved or declined as soon as their review is complete. Tip: Within a few hours, the status of most pending payments will change either to "Paid" or "Declined". On rare occasions, it can take a week or up to 40 days for a payment to be processed. When processing has been completely, the order status will change to either "Paid" or "Declined". Orders that appear to be missing It's not uncommon for customers to start the checkout process and then change their minds and abandon the cart without completing payment. In most cases, this happens without your being aware of it. However, depending on your inventory settings , you may get a notification saying that a product is out of stock. When you look to see who purchased the last item, you won't find the relevant order because the customer never completed the sale. In this case, there is nothing for you to do. In a few hours, the item will be returned to your inventory. Viewing and taking advantage of abandoned carts: To view a list of abandoned carts, go to Customers & Leads in your site's dashboard and select Abandoned Carts . Sending emails to customers who abandoned their carts is an effective way to increase sales. Learn how to set up automatic emails to customers who abandon their carts . Video tutorial Check out this short video tutorial or scroll down to read the FAQs. FAQs Can I filter orders to view payments with pending, canceled or declined statuses? Yes. You can go to your order filters and select any of those options. Additionally, you can select Pending orders from your preset filters. What is the "Canceled Payment" status? If you or your customer contact the payment provider to cancel payment the order status will change to "Payment Canceled". Why can't I fulfill an order with a "Pending Payment" status? When an order has a "Pending Payment" status, it's not yet known whether the payment will be accepted or declined. To avoid a situation where you fulfil an order for which there is no payment, certain actions, such as fulfilling the order, are unavailable. How can I get more details about a payment? You can get more details about any payment, no matter what the status, in the Payment info section of an order. Click to expand the Customer paid section to see which Payment Provider was used and to view the Payment ID. Click the icon to view the payment in the All Payments tab. There, you can view more payment details. My order was paid for with 2 payment methods. What happens if one of them was declined? If one payment method didn't go through, the other one is refunded. For example, if the order was paid for using 2 credit cards, but only one was successful, the other card will be refunded. When the payment method that was successful was a credit card or payment plan, these too will be reimbursed. 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) Multiple Domains on Your Site and SEO If more than one domain is connected to the same Wix site, only the primary domain will appear in search results. When connecting more than one domain to your Wix site, your primary domain is connected directly to your Wix site, while any secondary domains are automatically redirected to your primary domain (using a 301 redirect that is Wix implemented). All traffic arriving to a secondary domain is automatically redirected to the primary domain (and your Wix site). The information appearing in search results for a page on your site (the page's title tag and meta description ) is determined per site, not per domain, and will appear for your primary domain only. Learn how to update your page's title tags and meta descriptions Tip: When two or more domains are connected to a site, you only need to add the Google Analytics code to the primary 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 Business solutions & apps Wix Stores: Notifying Customers when Products Are Back in Stock When a product is out of stock, you can notify customers as soon as it's available again. This helps you capture sales that might otherwise be lost and keeps customers engaged with your store. For example, if a popular item sells out quickly, your customers can sign up to be informed when it's restocked, ensuring they don't miss the chance to buy it. Note: Collecting customer requests, and sending automated notifications to customers, are enabled separately. Video tutorial Check out this short video tutorial, or scroll down to read the full article. Collecting customer requests Enable customer requests so that your customers can let you know they're interested in an out-of-stock item. Once enabled, every time a customer requests to be notified, the following happens: The "Add to Cart" button changes to "Notify When Available" when an product is out of stock. You get an email notification. The request appears in the Back in Stock Requests tab in your site's dashboard. The customer gets notified when the item is back in stock (unless you didn't activate this option). To start collecting customer requests: Go to the Back in Stock Requests tab in your site's dashboard. Click Start Collecting Requests . Activating customer notifications After you start collecting requests, activate automated notifications so that customers receive an email when the product they like is back in stock. To activate automated notifications: Go to the Back in Stock Requests tab in your site's dashboard. Click Activate Automation . Customizing the notification email Your customers receive an email when the product they're interested is back in stock. The email has a "Buy Now" button to make it easy for customers to purchase it. Make sure you customize the design of the notification email so it matches your store's branding. To customize the design of the notification: Go to the Back in Stock Requests tab in your site's dashboard. Click the Automations tab. Click Preview & Edit . Click Send an email . Edit the Sender Details: Click Edit on the left. Edit the sender's name. Note: Enter a name customers recognize like your business name. (Optional) Edit the reply-to email. Tip: This is where emails are directed if customers reply. Click Save and verify your account. Customize the notification: Click Edit , Create with AI , or More Actions to start customizing the email. Learn how to customize automated emails . Tip: When customizing the look of your email, don't make changes to the image. It's set to automatically display the image of the product that's back in stock. In addition, leave the ${product.name} and ${product.price} as they are so they display the name and price of the relevant product. FAQs Click a question below to learn more. How can I view back in stock requests I receive from customers? Go to the Back in Stock Requests tab in your site's dashboard to view a list of requests. Can I pause the back in stock feature? Yes. You can pause the collecting requests feature so customers can no longer sign up to get notified. You can also pause the sending of back-in-stock notifications to customers - or stop both. Note: If you stop collecting new requests, customers who requested notifications will still receive them if automated notifications are still enabled. To pause the back-in-stock feature: Go to the Back in Stock Requests tab in your site's dashboard. Stop collecting requests: Note: When an item is out of stock, the "Add to Cart" button text changes to "Out of Stock". Click the More Actions icon at the top right. Click Pause requests . Click Pause requests to confirm. Stop sending automated back-in-stock notifications (available if you haven't stopped collecting requests): Note: Customers will not be notified when you restock an item. Click the Automations tab. Disable the Active toggle. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Building your community Wix Blog: Adding an ads.txt File to Your Wix Blog Control who can use the digital ad space on your blog by adding an ads.txt file (Authorized Digital Sellers file). You can manually create an ads.txt file by compiling a list of sellers and publisher IDs separated by commas, or by retrieving personalized ads.txt files from third parties such as Outbrain or Google Adsense. Tip: Click here to learn more about the ads.txt project Adding an ads.txt File Go to the Marketing Integrations tab in your dashboard. Scroll down to Ads.txt and click Connect . Click Add ads.txt File near the top of the page. Paste your list of sellers and publisher IDs. Click Save . Tip: You can view the ads.txt file by visiting your site and adding "/ads.txt" to the end of the URL. For example: https://www.mystunningwebsite.com/ ads.txt Editing an ads.txt File Click the Show More button near the top of the page. Click Edit . When you've finished editing your ads.txt file, click Save . Deleting an ads.txt File Click the Show More button near the top of the page. Click Delete . Click Delete to confirm deletion. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your media Using the Pro Gallery Wix Pro Gallery: Enabling Social Sharing from Your Gallery Enable social sharing from your gallery so that your visitors can share their favorite items on their social networks and generate traffic back to your site. Visitors can share their favorites via Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Pinterest and email. Enabling social sharing from your gallery Enable social sharing from your gallery to various social media and email in just one click. To enable social sharing: Go to your editor . Click the pro gallery element on your page. Click Settings . Click the Settings tab. Click the Social sharing toggle to enable it. Social sharing from the main gallery view Visitors can share their favorite gallery items from your main gallery view by simply hovering over the item and clicking the social share icon . A pop-up appears with Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Pinterest and email icons that take the visitor directly to that social media address. Social sharing from the Expand Mode Once you enable social sharing in your gallery, the social share icon also appears in your Expand Mode at the top left of the window. This way visitors can share directly from the Expand Mode without going back to the main gallery view. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about managing your gallery: Why are my social share icons missing? For Social share icons to be visible, you must apply a hover overlay to your gallery . You can set the transparency to 0 if you don't want the overlay to be visible. If you choose a partial overlay, make sure to set its size to 40% or more. Can I customize the design of the social share icons in the Wix Pro Gallery? No. Currently, it is not possible to customize the design of the social share icons in the Wix Pro Gallery, or add additional ones. If that is something you'd like to see in the future, you can vote for that feature . Can I track gallery items that have been shared by my site visitors? No. Currently, it is not possible to track and analyze information on gallery items that have been shared by your site visitors. If that is something you'd like to see in the future, you can vote for that 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 Orders, Cart & Checkout Improving Checkout Completion Rates Checkout is the place where visitors turn into paying customers, but even small points of friction can cause people to leave your site before completing a purchase. You can increase your checkout completion rates by improving a few key parts of your checkout flow. Reduce the number of custom fields Problem Long or complex 'Customer Details' sections can make customers pause or leave your site altogether. Recommended change Remove any non-essential custom fields in the 'Customer Details' checkout step. If you added custom fields, keep only the ones you really need. Avoid asking for details you won't use right away, for example, extra phone numbers, secondary email addresses, or marketing-related questions. Learn more about customizing checkout fields . Automate billing fields Problem Sometimes, address fields aren't needed during checkout, for example, when you sell a digital product. In these cases, they are automatically removed from the 'Customer Details' checkout step, but may appear in the 'Billing Address' step. Recommended change Consider choosing the Only fields required for payment and tax option. This means that the 'Billing Address' section is customized per customer to avoid collecting unnecessary information. Learn more about customizing your billing field settings . Offer multiple payment methods Problem If customers see only one way to pay, they may hesitate or leave checkout, especially if it is not the method they know and prefer. Recommended change Offer at least one major credit or debit card provider. Add digital wallets such as Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal (more on this below). Add trusted local payment methods. Learn more about setting up payment options . Enable express payment options Problem When customers need to enter their card details manually every time they make a purchase, checkout feels like it takes more effort, especially on mobile. Recommended change Help customers save time by enabling express payment options such as Apple Pay, Google Pay, and PayPal. With these methods, customers don't need to manually enter their details. You can make these payment methods visible in the Cart page, Product page, or Side cart to streamline checkout even more. Important: If you added any of the element listed below to the Checkout page, customers might be directed back to Wix after completing payment outside of Wix. Consider removing the following: Mandatory custom fields A policy acceptance checkbox A subscription opt-in checkbox Learn more about customer checkout with PayPal or Apple Pay / Google Pay . Simplify shipping Problem Complex, unclear, or unexpectedly high shipping costs can cause customers to leave at the 'Delivery details' checkout step. In addition, you may lose potential international customers if there's no shipping rule set up for their regions. Recommended change Make sure you have shipping rules set up for every region you choose to ship to. Set up clear shipping rules, such as flat-rate shipping , weight-based rates , price-based rates . Consider offering free shipping above a certain order value. Make shipping costs visible in the Cart page . Learn more about setting up shipping, delivery, and pickup . Add incentives Customers are more likely to complete checkout when they feel they are getting a good deal. Consider offering incentives to encourage them to finish their purchase by adding any of the following: Gift cards Automatic discount or coupons Targetted upsell and cross sell product recommendations Loyalty program Get personalized checkout tips Once you have enough sales data, you can get personalized tips from Wix's AI checkout guide. You'll learn where in the checkout process customers are dropping off and how to fix it. To access your personalized tips, go to Checkout Settings in your site's dashboard and start interacting with the guide on the right side of the page. Note: Before making suggested changes, always review settings in your own Wix account to ensure they align with your business needs, applicable laws, and Wix’s most up-to-date features and policies. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Stores: Creating Print on Demand (POD) Products Create personalized print on demand (POD) products directly from your Wix dashboard. With Printful as our POD partner, you can choose from thousands of options and add your own branding or design. When customers purchase a POD product from your store, Printful ships it directly to them. Creating POD products You can add products that are suggested for you or search the extensive catalog to find the perfect items for your business. All products come with default pricing, shipping, and more already set up. Tip: Some products have variants. You may want to design those separately. For example, you can add white text to a black t-shirt variant and black text to a white t-shirt variant. Adding POD products Use the arrows to browse through POD products or click Explore More Products to search through the complete selection. If you uploaded a logo to your site's business information , you'll see a display of POD products with your logo already added. You can leave it like this or click Change Image to view products with a different image. After selecting the products you want to sell, you can make the full range of customizations. To add products: Go to the Find Products to Sell tab in your Wix dashboard. (Optional) Click View Details to learn more about a product. Select the product(s) you want to add. Click Add Products . Note: It can take up to a minute for products to appear in your product list. Designing and customizing POD products Now that you've added a product to your site, you can make any necessary changes to the design, pricing, description, and more. Tip: New products are hidden by default. To design POD products: Go to Products in your site's dashboard. Select the product you want to design. Click Design product . (Optional) In the Product tab, select which option(s) you want to design. Add personalized content: Add images: Click File on the left. Click Add Image . Tip: Images can be PNG or JPEG. Images should be 300 dpi or more. Upload an image. Use the settings to customize, resize, and position the image. Add text: Click Text on the left. Enter your text or select a preset. Click the text if not already selected and use the settings to edit. Add clipart: Click Clipart on the left. Select a clipart image. Use the settings to resize and reposition the image. When you're ready, click Continue . Select one mockup style on the top left. Tip: The images available with this style are displayed on the right. (Optional) Click the star on any image to make it your main product image. (Optional) Deselect the checkboxes next to mockup angles you don’t want to display. Click Continue . (Optional) Adjust the default pricing and click Continue . Learn more (Optional) Customize the product name and description. Click Continue to add the product to your store. Tip: The product is hidden by default. When you're ready, go to your product list and unhide it so it appears on your site. Video tutorial Watch the video tutorial, or scroll down to read the FAQs FAQs Click a question below to learn more about print on demand products. How can I edit a POD product that I created? Go to Products in your site's dashboard. Select a POD product. Click Design Product . Can I order a sample product? Yes. After designing your product, you can place a sample order to see how it looks. Go to the Printful dashboard to get started. Learn how to order a sample product from Printful . How do I fulfill print on demand products? Once you pay the supplier, they deliver the print on demand products directly to your customers. Make sure you set up a payment method for suppliers. Learn more about paying for and fulfilling Printful products . How is the cost of goods calculated? Your cost of goods for a specific product may vary, depending on the supplier. The cost of goods display in your site's dashboard is an estimate based on the most expensive option. Your actual cost of goods maybe be less. What are the recommended image sizes and file types? You can upload images in PNG or JPEG formats. The recommended image resolution is 300 dpi or higher. Can I sell a POD product as is - without adding my design? No, you must add a personal design to each product. What is Printful's return policy for POD orders? You have 30 days to submit claims for returns. Learn more about Printful's return policy . 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 Connecting PagBank as a Payment Provider Before you begin: The previous payment provider, PagSeguro, has rebranded and is now operating as PagBank. Accept payments from your customers in Brazil using PagBank as a payment provider. Using PagBank, your customers can pay with Credit cards, Pix, Boleto Bancário and PagBank Wallet payments. General Info Supported countries Brazil Accepted currencies BRL. The currency used in your Wix account must match the currency in your PagBank account (BRL). If the currencies do not match, the transactions may be declined. Learn how to change your currency Transaction fees Wallet and PIX: Instant payment with a 0.99% fee. Boleto: Receive in 2 business days with an issuance fee of R$2.99. Credit (single payment): • Payment in 14 days: 4.39% + R$ 0.40 per transaction. • Payment in 30 days: 3.79% + R$ 0.40 per transaction. Installments (2 to 12X) ( credit card only ): • Payment in 14 days: 3.99% + R$ 0.40 per transaction. • Payment in 30 days: 3.19% + R$ 0.40 per transaction. Account activation time Instant Managing your account For information on topics such as payout schedules, refunding a customer, chargeback disputes, and more, contact PagBank Connecting PagBank Connecting PagBank allows you to integrate PagBank as your payment provider. There are 3 ways to connect your site to Pagbank, depending on the payment methods you want to use: Boleto Bancário only. Credit card only. Note: Using PagBank with credit card only, you can offer customers the option to pay in installments and recurring payments . Multiple methods, including credit card, Pix, Boleto Bancário and PagBank Wallet payments. To connect PagBank: Go to Accep t Payments in your site's dashboard. Tip: Check your business location at the top right. If incorrect, click the drop-down menu to change it. Look for your preferred payment method with PagBank as the payment provider. Tip: If you can't find it, try clicking See More Payment Options . Click Connect next to PagBank . Depending on whether you are creating a new PagBank account or have an existing account, follow the instructions: Have an account Enter your Credencial (Token WIX) . Click Connect . Tip: Your token should start with TOKEN_WIX_ followed by a mix of numbers and letters. Don't have an account Click Create PagBank account . Select I want to sell right now on the right. Follow the quick onboarding process to create an account. Check your email account for an email with your login credentials. Note: You will receive the email once your account is approved by PagBank. Return to this window (repeat steps 1-3) and follow the steps under Have an account to connect your account. How do I generate a security token? If you don't have a Credencial Token, but you do have an account with PagBank, complete the following steps: Go to PagBank sign in . Click I have an account and select your payment plan. Note : If you don't have an existing PagBank account, you can create one now. Enter your CPF, CNPJ or email and click Continue to sign in. Scan the QR code using your PagBank app. Click Authorize . Copy the generated Wix Token . Return to Wix and paste the token into the Credencial Token field. Managing your PagBank payment method Once you've connected PagBank as your payment provider, you can enable or disable your payment methods (credit card, PagBank wallet and Boleto Bancário) as you need them. To manage your payment method: Go to Accept Payments in your site's dashboard. Click Manage next to PagBank . Use the toggles to enable or disable your PagBank payment methods. (Credit card only) Enabling installment and recurring payments Using PagBank with credit card only, recurring payments are enabled by default, allowing your customers to pay automatically over time. Additionally, you can choose to offer customers to pay in installments . The number of installments can be anywhere between 2 to 18. To enable installments: Go to Accep t Payments in your site's dashboard. Click Manage next to PagBank . Enable the I nstallments toggle. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about accepting payments. How can I tell if a payment method is active? In order to accept online payments, you must connect a payment provider. Once connected, your checkout will be active for your chosen payment method(s). You need to have your account successfully verified to receive payouts. Is my currency supported? Be aware that payments will fail If you are using an unsupported currency. The currency used in your payment provider account must match the currency that you set in your Wix account . If you need to change the currency set in your provider account, please contact your payment provider. If your current payment provider does not support your desired currency, Wix hosts a wide range of alternative payment providers . Learn how to change your payment provider . What is a minimum payment amount? Some payment providers have a minimum payment threshold (e.g. $1.01). Payments below this amount will not be processed. Make sure that all of your products or services are priced over the minimum threshold. This includes discounted items or Pricing Plans . Please contact your payment provider to get the most up-to-date information about their minimum payment threshold. Can I offer recurring payments? To offer recurring payments, you must connect a payment provider that supports recurring payments . How do I get my payouts? Payouts are managed by your payment provider. If your provider is a third-party provider, contact them directly . If your provider is Wix Payments, learn about receiving payouts from Wix Payments . My customers' payments are being declined. What can I do? If your customers are experiencing payment failures, you may be able to fix the issue by troubleshooting issues for accepting payments . Why can’t I connect my desired payment provider? If you’re having trouble connecting your payment provider, you may be able to fix the issue by troubleshooting common connection issues . Do I need a Premium plan to accept payments? Yes. Your Wix site needs to have a Business & eCommerce Premium plan in order to accept payments. 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 Payments: Changing Your Business Type When you first set up your Wix Payments account, you selected a business type (e.g., individual, sole proprietorship, partnership, etc.). If you chose the wrong type by mistake, or your business later changes its legal form (for example, you incorporate your business), you should update your business type from your Wix Payments account settings. Using Wix Checking or Wix Capital? If you have a Wix Checking account, you can’t change your business type yourself. Contact Wix Customer Care , who can help you change your business type. If you have a requested or active Wix Capital cash advance, you are currently not able to change your business type. You can contact Wix Customer Care to remit your cash advance early or wait until you’ve fully remitted your cash advance before you change your business type. Changing your business type in Wix Payments You can update your business type in your Wix Payments account settings. Any new information you provide may be subject to verification. Keeping it accurate helps avoid payout delays and supports compliance with applicable regulations and the Wix Payments Terms of Service. To change your business type: Go to Accept Payments in your site's dashboard. Click Manage next to Wix Payments . Click Edit Account Details . Under Business type , click update your account details . When prompted, click Update Account Details to confirm. Important : Your payouts will be placed on hold while you update your account information and your new details are being verified. You can continue to accept payments from your customers during this process. Fill out the account setup form with your updated business and personal information. Make sure to complete all required fields. Upload any verification documents if requested. Tip: If you’re not sure how to complete a specific field, use this article for step-by-step help. Accept the dedicated terms of service. Click Submit . What if I decide not to change my business type? If you change your mind before submitting the new details, click restore your previous details at the top of the form and then click Restore Account Details in the pop up. This reverts your account back to your previous information. If your previous details were already verified, you continue to receive payouts as usual. If they were not yet verified, you may need to complete verification before payouts can resume. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about changing your Wix Payments business type. What happens to my payouts when I change my business type? When you change your business type, your payouts are put on hold while we verify your new details. You can keep accepting payments from your customers, but those payments are not paid out during this time. Once your new information is approved, your payouts start again and may include eligible payments received while your account was under review. Can I still accept payments while my new details are being reviewed? Yes. You can keep accepting payments from your customers as normal. Only your payouts are paused until your updated details are verified. Why can’t I change my business type myself? In some cases, this change has to be handled by our team or may not be available at all. For example, if your account is under review, if you have a Wix Checking account, or if you have an active Wix Capital cash advance, you may not be able to change your business type from your settings. If you see a message that you cannot update your business type and account details, follow the instructions on the screen, such as restoring your previous details, contacting Customer Care, or waiting until your cash advance is fully remitted. 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