< Back Managing your business Discounts, gift cards, & incentives Creating Standard Automatic Discounts Important: Automatic discounts are currently available for Wix Stores, Wix Restaurant Orders (New), and Wix Bookings. Create automatic discounts so customers can get price reductions without having to enter a coupon code. When customers buy items or services that qualify for discounts, the discounts are automatically applied. Show me how to access automatic discounts Go to your site's dashboard . Click Catalog . Select Discounts . Click Automatic Discounts . Creating standard automatic discounts You can create an automatic discount that applies to all your items, to specific items, or to a group of items. You can then decide what the discount is, when it's active, and which customers are entitled to it. Tips: To keep things simple for both you and your customers, it's best not to create more than one automatic discount that applies to the same item. You can also create 'Buy X get Y' automatic discounts . To create standard automatic discounts: Go to Automatic Discounts in your site's dashboard. Click Create Discount . Select Standard discount and click Continue . Enter the discount name. Tip: Customers see this name. Select the discount type from the What is the discount? drop-down and enter the required details. Note: If you offer an Amount off discount (e.g. $10 off), it's applied to each relevant item in an order. Select the items that the discount applies to. (Optional) Create minimum requirements for the discount to apply: Minimum quantity (e.g. buy 3 hats get $10 off): Select the Minimum quantity of items checkbox. Enter the number of items. Minimum amount (e.g. spend $50 on hats and get $10 off): Select the Minimum order subtotal checkbox. Enter the minimum amount. Custom requirement: Choose a preset requirement from the dropdown or click Create New . If prompted, enter the requirement details. Click Activate . Select which customers are entitled to the discount: All customers: Any customer can enjoy the discount. Specific segments: Select one or more segments. Note: Learn how to create contact segments . Specific members: Select one or more members . Note: For POS sales, see the FAQ below. Specific contacts with label: Select one or more labels. Note: Learn how to create and apply contact labels . Select the date and time when the discount starts. (Optional) Select the dates when the discount ends: Note: By default, the discount starts immediately and doesn't have an end. Select the Set an end date and time checkbox. Select the date and time when the discount ends. (Optional) Set a recurring schedule (e.g. 15% off all items every Sunday): Select the days. If you chose multiple days, select an option: Same time each day: Select what time the discount starts and stops on the relevant day(s). Different times each day: Select what time the discount starts and stops on each day. Select where customers see the sale name and details. Note: Learn more about displaying automatic discounts on your site . Click Save . Video tutorial Watch the video tutorial, or scroll down to read the FAQs. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about automatic discounts. How can I apply an automatic discount to a group of store products? If you have the new product catalog , you can use tags to apply automatic discounts to a group of products that you choose. Go to Products in your site's dashboard. Select the checkboxes next to the relevant products. Click Assign Tags . Select a tag or click Manage Tags to create a new one. Go to Automatic Discounts in your site's dashboard. Use tags to apply the discount to the relevant group of products. What limitations are there when applying automatic discounts to Wix Bookings services? In certain instances, automatic discounts won't be applied when customers purchase services: Pricing plans: Automatic discounts aren't applied when a customer pays for a service with a membership package or plan, since the package or plan has already been purchased. Minimum quantity: If you set a minimum quantity for the discount to take effect, it is not applied when the customer purchases 2 or more spots in the same class or course. How do discounts apply to Wix Bookings services that have add-ons or varied pricing? Automatic discounts are applied to the entire service price, even when you offer varied pricing or add-ons . How can I manually enable or disable an automatic discount? When you create an automatic discount, you choose when it starts and, optionally, when it ends. You can change this at any time by manually turning the discount on or off. To manage which automatic discounts are live, go to Automatic Discounts in your site's dashboard and click the toggle next to the relevant discount. If I sell items at a point of sale, do the automatic discounts apply? Wix POS Register (for brick-and-mortar stores): If enabled, automatic discounts are applied to sales. Learn how to enable automatic discounts for Wix POS Register . Note: If you set an automatic discount to apply only to individual members, it doesn't apply to a POS Register sale. Mobile POS: If enabled, automatic discounts are applied to the sale of store products. Learn how to enable automatic discounts for Wix Mobile POS . Desktop POS, and POS Go: Automatic discounts are not applied to sales. You can, however, manually enter a discount while processing the sale. How can I edit, duplicate, promote, or delete an automatic discount I created? Go to Automatic Discounts in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant discount. Select what you want to do: Edit , Duplicate , Promote , or Delete . Why do I only see the discount name next to an item, but not the discounted price? If the discounted price does not appear next to the item, it might be because the item has variants with multiple prices. Another reason can be that the discount has minimum requirements (e.g. a customer needs to spend at least $50 to get the discount). Once the customer makes additional selections or adds items to the cart, the discounted price is displayed. Learn more about how automatic discounts are displayed on your site . What are the best ways to let customers know about my store discounts? Discounts are always displayed on the Cart page and the Checkout page. If the discount is applied to Wix Stores products, you can choose to display discounts in the product galleries, as well as on the Category page and Product page. Tip: When displayed in the product gallery and product page, some conditions apply . Additionally, it can be helpful to display a banner , strip , or pop-up . Learn more about letting customers know about automatic discounts . How can my customers know that a discount is limited? Just like it's important to let customers know that you offer discounts, you need to inform them about the limitations. You can do this using any of the methods you use to let customers know about automatic discounts . Does limiting the number of discounted items per order stop customers from purchasing multiple orders? If you created a discount and limited the number of uses, the limit applies per order. For example, if you created a discount of 50% off all shoes and limited it to 2, a customer isn't blocked from making more than one order and applying the discount to each purchase. Can I apply an automatic discount to a store product subscription? Yes, automatic discounts can be applied to product subscriptions. Do automatic discounts apply when selling through a sales channel? If the checkout takes place on the channel (e.g. on Amazon or eBay), then automatic discounts do not apply. How do 'amount off' standard discounts ($10 off) apply to a group of items? If you created a $10 off discount and applied it to a group of items, your customer gets $10 off each item it applies to. For example, if you applied this discount to your vase category, your customer gets $10 off each vase they purchase. If I set a minimum quantity or minimum subtotal, what counts towards the minimum? If there's a discount on one category (e.g. vases), and it applies only if you buy 3 vases, purchases of items not in this category don't count towards the minimum of 3. In other words, if you offer a $50 discount to customers who buy 3 or more vases, a customer who buys 1 vase and 2 other products does not get the discount. Similarly, if you offered a discount on the vase category and set a minimum of $100, customers need to spend $100 on vases to get the discount. What happens if I create a coupon in addition to the automatic discount? There are 2 ways to offer your customers reduced prices: Coupons: You can create coupons with coupon codes. Automatic discounts: You can create automatic discounts. These 2 price reduction methods work independently. In other words, if you created a coupon and an automatic discount that apply to the same products, a customer can get both price reductions. Learn more about coupons and automatic discounts . What happens if more than one automatic discount applies to an order? When one or more items in an order are eligible for an automatic discount, we strive to make sure the customer gets the best price reduction. On rare occasions, however, there may be limitations. For example, only one discount can be applied to each item in the order. Tip: To avoid confusion, avoid setting up more than one automatic discount for the same items. What time zone is used to set when a discount begins and ends? Times are calculated based on the time zone set in your dashboard. Learn more about adjusting the time zone in your site's regional settings. My site has only automatic discounts, not coupons. Can I hide the promo code option? If enabled, your site's cart page and checkout page display a promo code option so customers can enter coupon codes. You can remove this promo code option if you don't use coupons on your site. Learn how to hide the 'Promo Code' link. What limitations are there to quantity discounts? You can create up to 10 quantity discounts per site. Can I access automatic discounts on the Wix mobile app? Yes, you can access automatic discounts on the Wix mobile app by tapping Manage at the bottom, and going to Automatic Discounts under Catalog . Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Bookings: Disconnecting Your Google Business Profile You can disconnect your Google Business Profile at any time from the Booking Integrations tab in your site’s dashboard. Once disconnected, clients will no longer be able to book your services through Google Search or Google Maps. To disconnect your Google Business Profile: Go to Booking Integrations in your site's dashboard. Click Manage under Google . Click Disconnect . Click Disconnect to confirm. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Discounts, gift cards, & incentives Wix Loyalty Program: Managing Your Customers' Loyalty Points Manage your customers' points from your Loyalty Program dashboard or on the go from the Wix app. Give points wherever you are, view each customer's points balance, and add or remove points based on offline purchases, recent promotions, and more. You can also view a list of all customers who have loyalty points, see their points activity and check their membership status. Only customers who are site members can redeem loyalty points for rewards. If their status is 'visitor' or 'pending' they first need to join your site. Viewing your loyalty points overview See how many total points have been earned and redeemed in your loyalty program so far. This includes all points customers have earned by taking actions on your site, as well as points you have manually given from the dashboard. Note: Customers can earn points even if they haven't joined your loyalty program. These points still count towards the total points given. Customers can only redeem points once they become site members. To view your loyalty points overview: Dashboard Go to Loyalty Program in your site's dashboard. Under Points data you can view: Points given: The total amount of points given to your customers. This includes customers who haven't joined the loyalty program. Points redeemed: The total amount of points customers have used to redeem rewards. Points unredeemed: The total amount of points customers have earned and haven't yet used to redeem a reward. The points appear in their My Rewards page. Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Loyalty Program under Customers & Leads . Under Total Points given to customers you can view: Total Points earned: The total amount of points given to your customers. This includes customers who haven't joined the loyalty program. Total Points redeemed: The total amount of points customers have used to redeem rewards. Unredeemed Points: The total amount of points customers have earned and haven't yet used to redeem a reward. The points appear in their My Rewards page. Giving loyalty points to a customer You can manually give more points to a customer once they join your site and become part of the loyalty program. For example, you may want to thank someone in particular or give points to a customer who made an offline purchase. To give points to a customer: Dashboard Go to Loyalty Program in your site's dashboard. Click + Give Points at the top right. Type a customer's name into the search bar to locate them. Select the customer you want to manually give points to. Tip: You can also click + Add New Customer to create a new contact. Click Next . Select Give points under What change would you like to make? . Enter the number of points you want to give the customer. Click Save . Tip: You can also click the More Actions icon next to a customer's name on the Loyalty Program dashboard and select Adjust points balance . Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Loyalty Program under Customers & Leads . Tap Give Points at the bottom. Tap a customer's name or search for their name in the search bar to locate them. Tip: You can also click + Add New Customer to create a new contact. Enter the number of points you want to give the customer. Tap Save . Setting a loyalty customer's points balance You can add and subtract points from a loyalty member's balance from the Loyalty Program dashboard. Add points to people who made an offline purchase or are a program VIP, or subtract points if you want to decrease a customer's balance. To set a customer's points balance: Dashboard Go to Loyalty Program in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant customer. Tip: You can also look for a customer using the search bar at the right. Click Adjust points balance . Select Set points balance under What change would you like to make? . Enter the new points balance for the customer. Click Save . Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Loyalty Program under Customers & Leads . Tap the More Actions icon next to the relevant customer. Tip: You can also look for a customer using the search bar above the list of customers. Tap Edit point balance . Enter the new points balance for the customer. Tap Save . Viewing a loyalty customer's points activity You can view your customers' points activity to see a history of their loyalty points. This section lists each occasion when points were added or deducted, including the date, number of points, and the way these points were earned. To view a customer's points activity: Go to Loyalty Program in your site's dashboard. Scroll down to the Customers list. Click the More Actions icon next to a customer's name. Select View points activity . Under Points activity view the following information: Date: When the points balance changed. Action: The occasion points were added or deducted for (e.g. points were redeemed or the points balance was adjusted manually). Points change: The number of points awarded or deducted. Points balance: The updated points balance after the change. (Optional) Click Back to Loyalty to return to the Loyalty Program dashboard. Viewing a loyalty customer's contact details Every member of your loyalty program is also a contact on your site. View the available details of a customer from your Loyalty Program dashboard, including if they are a site member, their contact information, as well as any labels or notes you've added. To view a customer's contact details: Dashboard Go to Loyalty Program in your site's dashboard. Click the More Actions icon next to the relevant customer. Tip: You can also look for a customer using the search bar at the right. Click View Contact . What's next? The customer's contact card opens on the right. Some relevant details for Wix Loyalty Program include: Member info: View the membership status of the contact. Only site members can redeem loyalty points. Loyalty points: Scroll down to the bottom of the contact card to see a contact's current points balance, how many points they have redeemed, as well as their last activity. Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Loyalty Program under Customers & Leads . Tap the More Actions icon next to the relevant customer. Tip: You can also look for a customer using the search bar above the list of customers. Tap View member profile . What's next? This opens the customer's contact card. Some relevant details for Wix Loyalty Program include: Member info: View the membership status of the contact. Only site members can redeem loyalty points. Loyalty points: Scroll down to Loyalty points section of the contact card to see a contact's current points balance, how many points they have redeemed, as well as their last activity. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about managing loyalty points. Do my customers need to be site members to redeem loyalty points? Yes, customers must sign up as site members to redeem loyalty points. After logging in, they can choose to Edit or Remove the amount of points they want to redeem during checkout. When are customers notified by email about earning a loyalty reward? Customers automatically receive an email when they reach the threshold for a reward, whether they earned points through purchases or you manually added points to their account. The email is only sent when the customer crosses the reward threshold. It will not be sent if the threshold isn’t reached, or if the customer already had enough points to redeem a reward before receiving extra points. Can I give points to or set the points balance of multiple customers at once? Yes, you can select multiple customers and adjust their points balance in bulk. Setting a new points balance will override the selected customers' previous balance. Go to Loyalty Program in your site's dashboard. Select the checkboxes next to the relevant customers. Tip: Click the checkbox next to Name to select all customers in the list. Click Adjust Points Balance . Choose the relevant option under What change would you like to make? : Give points: Adds points to the selected customers' current balance. Set points balance: Changes all the selected customers' balance to the amount you choose. Enter the number of points. Click Save . Are loyalty points calculated based on the order subtotal or the total price? Loyalty points are given for the subtotal amount of the order and taxes, which doesn’t include delivery fees. What happens if my order subtotal isn’t a whole number? If the subtotal isn’t a whole number, the earned loyalty points are always rounded down to the nearest whole point. What should I be aware of when adjusting a customer's points balance? Adjusting a customer's points balance may impact their loyalty or activity status, or notifications they receive. These are the ways it may affect your loyalty program: Customers can enter a new tier , but won't receive an email about it. Customers may receive additional loyalty program emails (e.g. a welcome email or rewards eligibility update). (If points expiration is enabled) If you give points to a customer who previously had no points, this date becomes their last activity date. It will be used to calculate when the points will expire. Tip: This will not affect the points expiration date for customers who already earned or redeemed points, but it will update their last activity date. Can I automatically give loyalty points to customers? Yes, you can set up an automation to automatically give loyalty points to customers when a certain event happens. For example, you can automatically award points on customers' birthdays or when they book a session. Can I import or export my customers' loyalty points? Yes, you can import points for customers from any 3rd party loyalty provider and import them into your Wix Loyalty Program with a CSV file. You can also export points by downloading your customers' loyalty points data. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your media Adding & managing media Wix Media: Viewing Your Site Files in Your Media Manager In your Media Manager, you have a tab called Site Files . All your images, audio, videos, and documents, etc. that you upload while working on your site are housed here. You can view information relating to your files such as file size, type, resolution and more in the Media Manager. Important: Any media that your site collaborators upload is also added to this folder. This means that everyone who is working on your site has access to all the files in your Site Files folder. Accessing your Site Files folder Access your Site Files folder in the Media Manager of your site. Wix Editor Go to the editor . Click Media on the left side of the editor. Click Show More under Site Files . Studio Editor Go to the editor . Click Media on the left side of the editor. Click Site Files . Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Media Manager under Settings . Tap Site media . Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click the Wix dropdown at the top left of the editor. Select Media Manager . Click Site Files . Viewing your files' information You can view information about your files such as the file type, size, resolution, who added the file and more. Wix Editor Go to the editor . Click Media on the left side of the editor. Click Show More under Site Files . Click the relevant file. Click File Info on the right side. Studio Editor Go to the editor . Click Media on the left side of the editor. Click Site Files . Click the relevant file. Click File Info on the right side. Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Media Manager under Settings . Tap Site media . Tap the More Actions icon. Note: The Wix app provides limited file information. Find more file information in your editor. Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click the Wix dropdown at the top left of the editor. Select Media Manager . Click Site Files . Click the relevant file. Click File Info on the right side. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about viewing your site files in the Media Manager. How can I check how much storage I'm using? In the Media Manager, you can view the total storage your site has used at the bottom left. Hover over the Info icon to check the remaining storage space available for your site. Learn more about viewing and managing your site's media storage . How can I view the size of images automatically built into Wix templates? To view the size of an image from a Wix site template, go to the Photo Studio: Click the image in your editor, and then click the Settings icon . Click Adjust . In the Photo Studio, click Crop & Resize . Where do files uploaded by site visitors go? Files uploaded by site visitors and site members are automatically added to the Visitor Uploads section of the Media Manager. You can see who uploaded a file in File Info section next to Added by . How much storage comes with my plan? The amount of storage included in your plan depends on your selected plan. You can compare storage for plans and increase your site's storage at any time by upgrading your site . If you need additional media storage but don't wish to change your plan, you can purchase extra storage . Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Accepting payments on your site Wix POS Register: Using the BBPOS WisePad 3 Card Reader Important: The BBPOS WisePad 3 reader is available for purchase only for merchants based in Canada or in the UK. Your card reader allows you to accept credit and debit cards as well as phone app payments from customers. This card reader supports all magstripe and EMV payment functions and you can use it to accept new forms of payment, such as Apple Pay, Android Pay, Samsung Pay, VISA Paywave, MasterCard PayPass, AMEX ExpressPay, Interac, and Discover D-PAS. Charging the reader Make sure the device is fully charged before you use it. Note: When charging, always plug the reader into a wall outlet, not directly into the tablet. Connecting the reader to the tablet To set up the card reader, you need to connect it to your tablet. If you ever replace your reader, you can use the instructions below to disconnect the old one and connect a new one. To connect or disconnect the reader: Tap and release the power button on the card reader to turn it on. Tip: The Bluetooth turns on automatically. Open the POS tablet. Tap the Connect Reader icon at the bottom right of the tablet. How do I know if I'm using the New Wix POS or Wix POS Register? This article will help you understand the differences between the New Wix POS and Wix POS Register. New Wix POS Open the POS tablet. Tap the Connect icon . Select what you want to do: Connect your card reader: Tap Connect next to Card reader . Tap Connect New . Tap the relevant reader. Tap It's Powered On . Tap It's Connected . (Optional) Enter a name for the card reader and tap Continue . Enter the code shown on your card reader and tap Pair Reader . Tap Done . Disconnect your card reader: Tap Unpair at the top right. Tap Unpair to confirm. POS Register Select what you want to do: Connect your card reader: Tap Set up Card Reader . Tap Connect next to the relevant reader. Tap Done . Disconnect your card reader: Tap Unpair at the top right. Tap Unpair to confirm. Using the card reader Keep your card reader charged, so it's ready to use whenever you need to make a sale. The reader automatically disconnects if the battery dips below a 25% charge. To ensure smooth functioning, make sure the card reader is no more than 15 meters (49 feet) away from the tablet. Tip: When the reader isn't in use, it turns off automatically after 10 hours. Updating the card reader software Check for updates to the card reader software from time to time and update the software when available. To update the card reader software: New Wix POS Open the POS tablet. Tap the Connect icon . Tap Card reader . Tap Check for Updates . If an update is available, tap Update Now and follow the instructions. Note: After the update has been completed, it will flash blue and orange. If the reader is unresponsive, restart it. POS Register Open the POS tablet. Tap the Connect Reader icon at the bottom right. Tap Check for Update . If an update is available, tap Update Now and follow the instructions. Note: After the update has been completed, it will flash blue and orange. If the reader is unresponsive, restart it. Troubleshooting your card reader If you have any problems operating the card reader, check out these troubleshooting steps . Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Accepting payments on your site Wix Payments: Adding Klarna as a Payment Method Add Klarna as a payment method to give your customers additional payment options. Klarna supports buy now, pay later (BNPL) transactions, so your customers can spread their payment over several installments You get fully paid upfront, while your customers can purchase today and make affordable payments over time. Before you begin: You must set up Wix Payments to accept payments via Klarna through Wix Payments. Items sold via Klarna are subject to our list of prohibited goods and services , as well as their merchant protection program . Learn more about qualifying for Klarna General Info Supported countries Austria, Belgium, Finland, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Switzerland, United States and United Kingdom Supported currencies USD, EUR, CHF and GBP Processing fees United States : 6% of the transaction amount + 0.30 USD EU Countries : Austria, Belgium, Finland, Germany, Netherlands: 2.99% of the transaction amount + 0.35 EUR Italy, Portugal, Spain: 4.99% of the transaction amount + 0.35 EUR Switzerland : 2.99% of the transaction amount + 0.35 CHF United Kingdom : 4.99% of the transaction amount + 0.35 GBP Adding Klarna Go to Accept Payments in your site's dashboard. Click Manage next to Wix Payments. Enable the toggle next to Klarna. Note : You can disable the toggle at any time to remove Klarna from your payment options. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about using Klarna with Wix. Can I connect Klarna without connecting Wix Payments? Yes. You can connect Klarna as a payment provider without connecting Wix Payments. Can I issue refunds for Klarna payments? Yes. You can refund Klarna payments up to 180 days after the original payment. Once a refund is initiated, any further payments due are paused. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Pricing Plans: Customizing Your Plans on the Wix Mobile Apps From the Wix app, you can add and customize your pricing plans and how they appear to members on your Wix mobile apps (e.g., Spaces by Wix, Fit by Wix) or your own native app. Start by adding an element to your mobile app's homepage to feature your plans. You can include pricing and benefits for up to 5 plans. If your plans are already set up, you can customize the Pricing Plans screen and how it appears in your app. Tip: Learn how to create pricing plans in the Wix app . Adding the Pricing Plans element to your app's homepage Add the Pricing Plans element to your app’s homepage to feature your plans to members. You can customize how your plans appear. To add a Pricing Plans element: Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Mobile App . (If needed) Switch to editing a different mobile app: Tap the mobile app name at the top. Tap the relevant mobile app. Tip: If you want to edit a different mobile app (e.g. Fit by Wix), choose the app as your preferred mobile app . Tap Edit . Tap + Add Element . Select Pricing Plans from the options at the top. Select one of the element templates: Carousel: Shows one plan at a time, allowing you to provide more detailed information. Members swipe to view additional plans. Pricing plans: Shows all plans in a list format with fewer benefits displayed. Members need to expand each plan to view its benefits. Member Subscriptions: Displays the different memberships and packages your members have. Customize the element: Plan Display: Tap Edit and select up to 5 plans to display. Display benefits list: Enable the toggle to show the benefits of each plan. Note: These options are available for the carousel template. Sorting: Choose the order of plans to display (e.g. newest to oldest, custom). Note: This option is available for the Pricing plan template. Element title: Enable the toggle to give the element a name and display it. Margins: Set the top and bottom margins for the element. General settings: Visibility: Choose which devices you want to show this element on (Android, iOS, or All). Location: Select a screen where you want this element to appear. Tap Add at the top. Tap Done . Customizing the Pricing Plans screen on your app Once you've set up your plans, a dedicated Pricing Plans screen is added to your app. You can customize how it looks or hide the tab if you only want to feature your plans on your app's homepage. To customize the Pricing Plans screen: Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Mobile App . (If needed) Switch to editing a different mobile app: Tap the mobile app name at the top. Tap the relevant mobile app. Tip: If you want to edit a different mobile app (e.g. Fit by Wix), choose the app as your preferred mobile app . Tap Edit . Tap the Screen drop-down at the top and choose Pricing Plans . Tap the Pricing Plans element and select Customize element . Customize your element: Sorting: Choose the order of plans to display (e.g. newest to oldest, custom). Element title: Enable the toggle to give the element a name and display it. Margins: Set the top and bottom margins for the element. General settings: Visibility: Choose which devices you want to show this element on (Android, iOS, or All). Location: Select a screen where you want this element to appear. Tap Save . Tip: To update the name of the screen or reorder your navigation screens, tap on Screens at the bottom right of the Wix app. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Using Wix Headless Articles Wix Headless: Creating a Site with AI Tools Wix Headless lets you run your business from the Wix dashboard while your visitors see a custom site built with any tools you like. From the dashboard, you can create and connect your frontend using an AI coding agent or a vibe coding platform. Learn how to open the dashboard, add the business solutions you need, and create and connect your custom site. Before you begin: Sign up to create a free Wix account. Make sure you have access to a supported AI agent or vibe coding platform. Visit our Wix Headless developer documentation for more information. Step 1 | Create a Headless Business Start by creating the business side of your site. This sets up your dashboard, business solutions, and data. To create a Headless Business: Go to Sites in your Wix account. Click Create New Site . Select Headless Business . Note: This opens a Wix dashboard , but with no editor pages to design. Instead, the dashboard gives you the tools needed to create and connect a custom frontend. Step 2 | (Optional) Set up your business solutions and apps Business solutions are the Wix services that power the business side of your site. These include your product catalog, cart and checkout, bookings, events, blog, and more. You manage them from this dashboard. Add the business solutions you need from your dashboard, such as Wix Stores or Wix Bookings . Then, set them up by filling in your products, services, or content. You can also add the Wix CMS to manage your content in collections. Tips: If you add business solutions before creating your frontend, your AI tool can detect them and build matching pages. Set up the Wix MCP - a tool that connects your AI agent to your site - so it can manage your site and update your products, services, and content for you. Step 3 | Create your frontend with your preferred AI tool Your frontend is the website or app your visitors see - the visual layer built on top of your Wix business. There are 2 types of tools you can create your frontend with, using a prompt: AI coding agent: A developer tool that runs in your terminal or IDE. These include Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex. Vibe coding platform: A browser-based platform where you describe what you want to build, such as Base44 . The prompt you send to your chosen AI tool automatically includes the Wix Headless skill , telling the agent how to connect your frontend to Wix. To create your frontend: Click Create Frontend from the Setup tab. Choose the relevant tool. Describe what you want to create. For example, "Build a storefront for handmade ceramics with a product catalog and checkout". Depending on the tool you chose, continue to the relevant steps below: I'm using an AI coding agent Click Copy Prompt . Paste the prompt into your AI agent and run it. Tip: When you run the prompt, the AI agent checks which business solutions are already on your site and connects them. If your site is still empty, your agent asks what you want to set up. Even if you skip step 2, the agent can help you set up the business solutions you describe. I'm using a vibe coding platform Click Create . Tip: This opens the vibe coding platform in a new tab. Once the prompt is sent, the platform builds your frontend, already connected to your Wix dashboard. (In your vibe coding platform) When the site is ready, click Publish and copy your live site link. (In your Wix dashboard) Click Add link at the top. Paste your published site link. Click Update . Note: Wix uses this URL to send visitors back to your site, such as after checkout, for links in marketing emails, and notifications. Adding the frontend link also adds its domain to your allowed redirect domains , so checkout redirects should work without extra setup. Step 4 | Start running your site Once you have built and connected your frontend to the Wix dashboard , you can start running your site through Wix. When you update your business data, your site shows the update automatically. Whenever you want to add or change something, go back to the AI agent or vibe coding platform, and describe what you want in plain language. It can help with: Adding a new page or feature. Changing your site's design or layout. Connecting a business solution. Note: If you add a business solution in your dashboard after building your frontend, go back to your AI agent or vibe coding platform and ask it to update your frontend. For example: "I added Wix Bookings to my site. Add a booking page to my frontend." What's next? Upgrade to a premium plan to accept payments and connect a custom domain. Learn about best practices for prompting your AI agent. FAQs Click a question below to learn more. What are other ways to create a Wix Headless site? While this guide shows you how to start from the Wix dashboard, you can create a Wix Headless site in the following ways as well: From a single AI prompt: You don't have to start from the dashboard. If you give an AI agent the Wix Headless skill , it creates the headless site for you, and the site appears in your Wix account automatically. From an existing Wix site: If you already have a Wix site, you don't need to create a new one. You can connect multiple self-hosted frontends (or frontends hosted in external providers). Learn more in the developer docs . From Claude Design: If you've built your site in Claude Design, you can send it directly to Wix and deploy it as a Wix-managed headless project. Learn more about Claude Design in the developer docs . My frontend URL changed. How do I update it in my Wix dashboard? If you publish a new version of your frontend on a different URL, update the frontend link in your dashboard to match: Go to your site's dashboard . Click the Setup tab. Click Update URL . Paste the new frontend link. Click Update . Learn more in the developer documentation . What if I'm working with a developer? A developer can set up and publish your frontend from the terminal using the Wix CLI, or connect a frontend you already have. Read more about quick starts in the developer docs and learn how to add collaborators . I'm hosting the frontend myself already. What can I do? If you host your frontend yourself instead of with Wix (called self-managed headless), your frontend isn't connected by the Wix Headless skill. Instead, you set up a headless client on your site and call the JavaScript SDK or REST API directly. For more information, learn about choosing a development path in the developer docs. What are the business solutions I can add in the Wix dashboard? Here are some examples of popular Wix business solutions and apps : Wix Stores: Product catalogs, inventory, and collections. Wix eCommerce: Cart, checkout, and order management. Wix Bookings: Services, availability, and scheduling. Wix Events: Events, ticketing, and RSVPs. CMS: Custom content collections for structured content. Wix Blog: Posts, categories, and tags. Members: Site member profiles and accounts. Pricing Plans: Paid memberships and subscriptions. Forms: Custom forms and submission management. Contacts: Contact list and CRM management. Loyalty: Points and rewards programs. Gift Cards: Gift card sales, balances, and redemption. Restaurants: Menus, online orders, and reservations. Where can I learn more about Wix Headless? Visit our Wix Headless developer documentation for more information: Starting with a vibe coding platform Starting with an AI coding agent Starting with Claude Design Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Advanced features CMS CMS: About User Input Elements Wix has many user input elements, so you can capture, display, and edit visitor content in a collection. Using these elements, you can create your own forms or allow visitors to filter the content on your site. Most elements, like text, checkboxes, and calendars, can be used with forms. Some elements, like dropdowns and radio buttons, can also be used to filter the content on your site. The upload button even allows visitors to upload their own images and files. The table below lists the input elements, their uses, and the collection field types you can connect: Input element Description Field types you can connect Text Input Text Inputs are used to enter or edit small amounts of text or numbers. Learn more about Text Inputs . Text, Number, URL Text Box Text Boxes are used to enter or edit large amounts of text. Learn more about Text Inputs . Text, Number, URL Rich Text Rich Text inputs are used to enter, edit and format text. Learn more about Rich Text . Rich Text Radio Buttons Radio Buttons allow users to select a field to filter the content displayed, or to select an option and submit it to your collection. Learn more about Radio Buttons . Filter content by: Text, Number, Tags, Reference Collect content: Text, Number, URL, Date and Time Checkbox Checkboxes allow users to select a True/False Boolean value to filter content or submit content to your collection. Learn more about Checkboxes . Boolean Multi-Checkboxes Multi-Checkboxes allow visitors to filter content by multiple fields or submit multiple selections to your collection. Learn more about Multi-Checkboxes . Filter content by: Text, Number, Tags, Reference Collect content: Tags Dropdown Dropdown lists allow visitors to filter content on your live site or to submit content to your collection. Learn how to set up a custom form using Dropdown input elements . Filter content by: Text, Number, Tags, Reference Collect content value: Text, Number, Reference Collect content list items: Text, Number Selection Tags Selection Tags allow visitors to filter content or submit choices to your collection. Learn more about Selection Tags . Filter content by: Text, Number, Tags, Reference Collect content value: Tags Collect content list items: Text, Number Date Picker Date Pickers let visitors select a date from a calendar and submit it to your collection. Learn more about the date picker . Date and Time Time Picker Time Pickers let visitors enter a time and submit it to your collection. Learn more about the Time Picker . Time, Date and Time Slider Sliders let visitors select a value from a sliding handle on a track and submit it to your collection. Learn more about the Slider . Number Range Slider Range Sliders let visitors filter content by sliding handles to select a range of values on a scale. Learn more about the Range Slider . Note: This element is not yet available in the Studio Editor Number Upload Button Upload Buttons allow visitors to upload and submit a file to your collection. Learn more about the Upload Button . Image, Video, Audio, Media Gallery, Document, Multi-Document Ratings Input Ratings Inputs let visitors enter a rating and submit it to your collection. Learn more about the Ratings Input . Number Ratings Display Rating Display elements let you display values representing a rating and the number of ratings submitted. Learn more about the Ratings Display . Number, Reference Address Input Address Inputs let visitors enter an address and submit it to your collection. Learn more about the Address Input . Address Switch Switches let visitors toggle a switch to either filter content or submit a true/false Boolean value to your collection. Learn more about Switches . Boolean Signature Input Signature Inputs let visitors sign their name and submit an image of their signature to your collection. Learn more about the Signature Input . Image Pagination Bar Pagination Bars let visitors navigate through 'pages' or sets of items in a connected repeater or gallery. The 'Maximum items displayed' field in the dataset determines the amount in each 'page' of items. Learn more about the pagination bar . Note: This is not yet available in the Studio Editor. n/a Progress Bar (Velo only) Progress Bars display a 'progress' value and a 'target' value in a bar. Learn more about the progress bar . Number, Reference reCAPTCHA (Velo only) Add Google's reCAPTCHA tool to your site to help protect against potential spam and other types of automated abuse. Learn more about reCAPTCHA . n/a Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Discounts, gift cards, & incentives Wix Loyalty Program: Customizing Your Loyalty Program Pages When you add a Wix Loyalty Program to your site, two new site pages are automatically generated: a Loyalty Program page and a My Rewards page. Customize these pages to match the style of your site. Your new Loyalty Program page shares details of your program with visitors. Your new My Rewards page is where program members keep track of their points and rewards. Tip: In addition to the customization options unique to the Wix Loyalty Program, you can use various tools within the Wix Editor , Studio Editor or Harmony Editor to customize elements on your pages. Customizing your Loyalty Program page From your editor, make your mark on your new Loyalty Program page. Customize the design and layout to inform your visitors of your program perks and encourage them to sign up. To customize your Loyalty Program page: Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click Site Menu . Click your Loyalty page. Click the Loyalty element on your page. Click Settings . Choose what you want to customize: Display Click the Display tab. Select the checkboxes next to any elements you want to display on your Loyalty Program page. Tip: If you've added tiers , you'll be able to choose the tiers info displayed as well. Note: You must include a header or program details. Deselecting one will select the other by default. Layout Click the Layout tab. Click Header , Program Details , or Tiers (if applicable). Choose what you want to customize: Header: Adjust the height, side padding, and content alignment of your header. You can also upload an image and choose its position on the page. Program details: Adjust the layout, spacing, and content alignment of the program details. (If applicable) Tiers: Adjust the layout, spacing, and alignment of the tiers and their descriptions. Tip: Personalize your points and tiers icons from your program dashboard. To get there, click the Main tab and click Manage Pro gram . Design Click the Design tab. Click Header , Program Details , or Tiers (if applicable). Choose what you want to customize: Use the sliders to adjust the background color, opacity, border width and radius of the elements. Click a color box to set the color for any element. Click the Font icon to set the font for any piece of text. Text Click the Text tab. Click Header , Program Details , or Tiers (if applicable). Choose what you want to customize: Header: Set the Loyalty page title and page subtitle. Set the button text before and after your clients sign up for your Loyalty program by switching between the Button tabs ( Before Sign Up , After Sign Up ). For example, "Become a member" before sign up and "View points," after clients become Loyalty Program members. Program Details: Enter the titles and descriptions for Sign up, Earn points and Redeem points information cards. (If applicable) Tiers: Edit the section title and description. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click your Loyalty page. Click the Loyalty element on your page. Click Settings . Choose what you want to customize: Display Click the Display tab. Select the checkboxes next to any elements you want to display on your Loyalty Program page. Tip: If you've added tiers , you'll be able to choose the tiers info displayed as well. Note: You must include a header or program details. Deselecting one will select the other by default. Layout Click the Layout tab. Click Header , Program Details , or Tiers (if applicable). Adjust the layout, spacing, content alignment, and more for each element. Tip: Personalize your points and tiers icons from your program dashboard. To get there, click the Main tab and click Manage Pro gram . Design Click the Design tab. Click Header , Program Details , or Tiers (if applicable). Choose what you want to customize: Use the sliders to adjust the background color, opacity, border width and radius of the elements. Click a color box to set the color for any element. Click the Font icon to set the font for any piece of text. Text Click the Text tab. Click Header , Program Details , or Tiers (if applicable). Choose what you want to customize: Header: Set the Loyalty page title and page subtitle. Set the button text before and after your clients sign up for your Loyalty program by switching between the Button tabs ( Before Sign Up , After Sign Up ). For example, "Become a member" before sign up and "View points," after clients become Loyalty Program members. Program Details: Enter the titles and descriptions for Sign up, Earn points and Redeem points information cards. (If applicable) Tiers: Edit the section title and description. Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click the Page dropdown at the top left of the page. (In the Site Pages panel) Select the Loyalty page. Click the Loyalty element on your page. Click the Settings icon on the action bar. Choose what you want to customize: Display Click the Display tab. Select the checkboxes next to any elements you want to display on your Loyalty Program page. Tip: If you've added tiers , you'll be able to choose the tiers info displayed as well. Note: You must include a header or program details. Deselecting one will select the other by default. Layout Click the Layout tab. Click Header , Program Details , or Tiers (if applicable). Choose what you want to customize: Header: Adjust the height, side padding, and content alignment of your header. You can also upload an image and choose its position on the page. Program details: Adjust the layout, spacing, and content alignment of the program details. (If applicable) Tiers: Adjust the layout, spacing, and alignment of the tiers and their descriptions. Tip: Personalize your points and tiers icons from your program dashboard. To get there, click the Main tab and click Manage Pro gram . Design Click the Design tab. Click Header , Program Details , or Tiers (if applicable). Choose what you want to customize: Use the sliders to adjust the background color, opacity, border width and radius of the elements. Click a color box to set the color for any element. Click the Font icon to set the font for any piece of text. Text Click the Text tab. Click Header , Program Details , or Tiers (if applicable). Choose what you want to customize: Header: Set the Loyalty page title and page subtitle. Set the button text before and after your clients sign up for your Loyalty program by switching between the Button tabs ( Before Sign Up , After Sign Up ). For example, "Become a member" before sign up and "View points," after clients become Loyalty Program members. Program Details: Enter the titles and descriptions for Sign up, Earn points and Redeem points information cards. (If applicable) Tiers: Edit the section title and description. Customizing your My Rewards page From your editor, design your new My Rewards page. A visitor signing up to be member of your site or loyalty program will have access to their own personal My Rewards page when logged in. Make sure it clearly presents rewards information to your loyalty program members. To customize your My Rewards page: Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click Members Area . Click the My Rewards page. Click the My Rewards element on your page. Click Settings . Choose what you want to customize: Layout Click the Layout tab. Choose what to customize: Rewards: Choose between the List or Cards layout. Rewards Padding: Adjust the spacing and padding between your rewards using the sliders. Text Click the Text tab. Choose what to customize: Page Header: Set the My Rewards page title and description. Rewards List: Set the text for each element. Site members will see up to three buttons depending on the rewards available to them. 'Copy code' button: This button appears next to an activated coupon. It allows members to copy a discount code to use at checkout. Redeem points button: This button appears next to an available coupon. It allows members to redeem points for that coupon. 'Start Browsing' button : This button appears next to an available reward. Design Click the Design tab. Click Text Style , Background and Borders , or Buttons and Progress Bar . Choose what to customize: Text Style: Adjust the text colors and fonts for the page header, total points widget, and rewards list. Customize the text that members see when they have and haven't got rewards under the Rewards list tabs (With rewards/Without rewards). Note: If you've added tiers, customize the text design of the widget that displays your customer's current tier. Background and Borders: Adjust the color, opacity, border width and radius of the page background, points background, rewards background, and dividers. Buttons and Progress Bar: Adjust the color, opacity, border width and radius for the page's buttons, progress bar, and tags. Note: If you installed the Referral Program app , it shows Other Elements instead. Tip: Click the tabs under Buttons to customize the font, color, and opacity for each: Primary: This refers to rewards waiting to be activated (e.g. the member has the number of points required to redeem an award). Secondary: This refers to rewards already activated (e.g. copying the code of an activated coupon). If you installed the Referral Program app , you have a primary and secondary tab for tags as well. The primary tab refers to the 'Redeem at checkout' text and the secondary tab refers to the 'Referral program' text. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click your Members Page . Click the hovering drop-down and select My Rewards . Click the My Rewards element on your page. Click Settings . Choose what you want to customize: Layout Click the Layout tab. Choose what to customize: Rewards: Choose between the List or Cards layout. Rewards Padding: Adjust the spacing and padding between your rewards using the sliders. Text Click the Text tab. Choose what to customize: Page Header: Set the My Rewards page title and description. Rewards List: Set the text for each element. Site members will see up to three buttons depending on the rewards available to them. 'Copy code' button: This button appears next to an activated coupon. It allows members to copy a discount code to use at checkout. Redeem points button: This button appears next to an available coupon. It allows members to redeem points for that coupon. 'Start Browsing' button: This button appears next to an available reward. Design Click the Design tab. Click Text Style , Background and Borders , or Buttons and Progress Bar . Choose what to customize: Text Style: Adjust the text colors and fonts for the page header, total points widget, and rewards list. Customize the text that members see when they have and haven't got rewards under the Rewards list tabs (With rewards/Without rewards). Note: If you've added tiers, customize the text design of the widget that displays your customer's current tier. Background and Borders: Adjust the color, opacity, border width and radius of the page background, points background, rewards background, and dividers. Buttons and Progress Bar: Adjust the color, opacity, border width and radius for the page's buttons, progress bar, and tags. Note: If you installed the Referral Program app , it shows Other Elements instead. Tip: Click the tabs under Buttons to customize the font, color, and opacity for each: Primary: This refers to rewards waiting to be activated (e.g. the member has the number of points required to redeem an award). Secondary: This refers to rewards already activated (e.g. copying the code of an activated coupon). If you installed the Referral Program app , you have a primary and secondary tab for tags as well. The primary tab refers to the 'Redeem at checkout' text and the secondary tab refers to the 'Referral program' text. Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click the Page dropdown at the top left of the page. (In the Site Pages panel) Select the My Rewards page. Click the Rewards element on your page. Click the Settings icon on the action bar. Choose what you want to customize: Layout Click the Layout tab. Choose what to customize: Rewards: Choose between the List or Cards layout. Rewards Padding: Adjust the spacing and padding between your rewards using the sliders. Text Click the Text tab. Choose what to customize: Page Header: Set the My Rewards page title and description. Rewards List: Set the text for each element. Site members will see up to three buttons depending on the rewards available to them. 'Copy code' button: This button appears next to an activated coupon. It allows members to copy a discount code to use at checkout. Redeem points button: This button appears next to an available coupon. It allows members to redeem points for that coupon. 'Start Browsing' button: This button appears next to an available reward. Design Click the Design tab. Click Text Style , Background and Borders , or Buttons and Progress Bar . Choose what to customize: Text Style: Adjust the text colors and fonts for the page header, total points widget, and rewards list. Customize the text that members see when they have and haven't got rewards under the Rewards list tabs (With rewards/Without rewards). Note: If you've added tiers, customize the text design of the widget that displays your customer's current tier. Background and Borders: Adjust the color, opacity, border width and radius of the page background, points background, rewards background, and dividers. Buttons and Progress Bar: Adjust the color, opacity, border width and radius for the page's buttons, progress bar, and tags. Note: If you installed the Referral Program app , it shows Other Elements instead. Tip: Click the tabs under Buttons to customize the font, color, and opacity for each: Primary: This refers to rewards waiting to be activated (e.g. the member has the number of points required to redeem an award). Secondary: This refers to rewards already activated (e.g. copying the code of an activated coupon). If you installed the Referral Program app , you have a primary and secondary tab for tags as well. The primary tab refers to the 'Redeem at checkout' text and the secondary tab refers to the 'Referral program' text. 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: Adding Restaurants Widgets on the Wix Member Apps Give your diners a quick way to order food or book a table right from your member app ( Spaces by Wix or your own app ). Add restaurant orders and table reservations widgets so customers can place orders, reserve a table, and stay connected to your restaurant from their phone. Displaying your Restaurants widgets Depending on the Restaurants app(s) you're using, you can add widgets that let customers order from your menu, as well as reserve a table. Choose a title for the widget that fits your tone and voice, decide where to place the widget, and control whether it appears on Android, iOS, or both. Note: While you can add the Restaurant orders and Table reservations elements from desktop, you edit their appearance from the Wix mobile app (see the Wix app tab). To display your Restaurants widgets: Desktop Go to Mobile App in your site's dashboard. Click the relevant tab (e.g. Spaces by Wix app , Your own mobile app ). Click Edit Mobile App . Click the Screen dropdown at the top and choose the screen you want to edit. Click Elements on the left. Select the Restaurants category under Add Elements . Click the element you want to add: Restaurant orders or Table reservations . Edit the element on the right panel of your screen. Note: The details you can edit depend on the element you add. (Optional) Move the element up or down on your screen: Click the element you just added. Click the Move Up or Move Down icon. Choose what to do next: Customize the element: Go to the Wix mobile app to change the element's title, margins, visibility (i.e. iOS, Android or both) and more. Publish without customizing the element: Click Publish at the top right. Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Mobile App . Tap Edit . Tap the Screen dropdown at the top and choose the screen in which you want to place the widget. Tap + Add Element . Tap Restaurant / Table reservations at the top. Tap the element you want to add: Restaurants Orders (New) Help diners place online orders directly from your member app, using the same menus and online ordering flow they know from your site. Edit the following details: Element title: Enable the toggle to show a title at the top of the element. Then enter the text you want to use. Margins: Drag the sliders to set the Top and Bottom margins (increasing or decreasing the space between the element and other elements). General settings: Visibility: Choose which devices you want to show these elements: Android , iOS, or All . Location: Move the element to another screen than the one you originally chose. Tap Add at the top right. Table Reservations Make it easy for diners to reserve a table without calling the restaurant, straight from your member app. Edit the following details: Element subtitle: Enable the toggle to show a subtitle with instructions right below the element's title. Element title: Enable the toggle to show a title at the top of the element. Then enter the text you want to use. Margins: Drag the sliders to set the Top and Bottom margins (increasing or decreasing the space between the element and other elements). General settings: Visibility: Choose which devices you want to show these elements: Android , iOS, or All . Location: Move the element to another screen than the one you originally chose. Tap Add at the top right. FAQs Click a question below to learn more. Can I move widgets from one screen to another? Yes. Once you add a widget, you can move it to another screen. Here's how: Tap the Screen dropdown at the top and select the relevant screen. Tap the Edit icon at the top right of the element. Tap Customize element . Tap the Choose screen dropdown under Location and select which screen you want the element to appear on. Tap Save at the top right. How do I customize an existing widget? Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Mobile App . Tap Edit . Tap the Screen dropdown at the top and select the relevant screen. Tap the Edit icon at the top right of an existing element. Tap Customize element . Edit the element and tap Save at the top right. Can I delete a widget? Yes. Once you delete a widget, you are still able to add the same element again, but any customizations made will need to be reapplied. Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Mobile App . Tap Edit . Tap the Screen dropdown at the top and select the relevant screen. Tap the Edit icon at the top right of the element. Tap Delete element . Tap Delete element to confirm. How do I add the same widget to 2 different screens? You can duplicate a widget and move that duplicate to another screen. Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Mobile App . Tap Edit . Tap the Screen dropdown at the top and select the relevant screen. Duplicate the original element: Tap the Edit icon at the top right of the element. Tap Duplicate . Move the duplicated element to another screen: Tap Edit icon at the top right of the duplicated element. Tap Customize element . Tap the Choose screen dropdown under Location and select which screen you want the element to appear on. Tap Save at the top right. How can I change the order of my widgets? You can move your widgets up or down in the screen to organize them. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Mobile App . Tap Edit . Tap the Screen dropdown at the top and select the relevant screen. Tap the Edit icon at the top right of the element. Tap the relevant option: Move up or Move down . Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Photo Albums: Changing the Album URL You can customize the URL of your published photo album for free. This creates a more professional and personalized look when sharing albums with your customers. If you've connected a domain to your site , the customizable text is at the very beginning of the URL. If not, the text comes after the domain as follows: Before the domain: https:// album123 .mystunningwebsite.com After the domain: https://mystunningwebsite.wixsite.com/ album123 New Photo Albums are now built on Wix Studio templates: Old free album URLs have the following structure: https://mystunningwebsite.wixsite.com/album123 New free album URLs have the following structure:  https://mystunningwebsite.studio . com/album 123 Changing the URL of your photo album Change the URL of your photo album by adjusting the customizable text at the beginning or end of the URL. Go to Photo Albums in your site's dashboard. Click Manage Album next to the relevant album. Click Change next to the album's URL. Update the URL of the album. Click Save . Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Click a question below to learn more about changing the URL of your photo album. Are there any guidelines when it comes to changing my URL? Yes. Please follow these guidelines when changing your URL: Characters can only be ASCII letters, digits and hyphens. Characters must be in US-ASCII. For example, characters such as ¥, ñ, etc., are invalid. Hyphens cannot appear at the beginning or the end of the domain name. Total length can be no more than 20 characters. Characters can only be lowercase. How long will it take for my newly connected domain to propagate? It can take up to 48 hours for a newly connected domain to propagate. Learn more about domain propagation . How long does it take an album subdomain to propagate? After upgrading your site and connecting your domain, it takes up to 24 hours for the new album subdomain to propagate. How long will it take for my newly connected domain to propagate if I connect a domain after publishing my album? If you connect a domain after publishing your album, your custom URL is updated automatically once the domain propagates. What happens if I have more than one domain connected to my site? If you have more than one domain connected to your site, the new URL you create is automatically connected to your primary domain. What troubleshooting steps can I take if my subdomain is not connected after 24 hours? If, after 24 hours, the subdomain is not connected, please review the subdomain troubleshooter . Can I connect a Photo Album subdomain to a domain that is connected to Wix via pointing? Photo Album subdomains cannot be connected to a domain that is connected to Wix via pointing. Learn how to switch your domain connection method . Why is there a difference in the URLs of new albums I'm creating vs old ones? Any new Photo Albums that you create are built on Wix Studio templates, and therefore the free album URL's have changed, to include Wix Studio structure. Old free album URL's look like this: https://mystunningwebsite.wixsite.com/thailand, whereas new free albums URL's look like this: https://mystunningwebsite.studio.com/thailand. Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit