< Back Managing your media Wixel Wixel: Creating and Customizing a Document Create visually engaging, professional documents in Wixel for any business need. For anything from project proposals to fitness guides, use AI to design your layout and write your content or fine-tune every detail yourself. Add media, buttons, and widgets to create an interactive experience, then share your finished document instantly with a link. Note: Actions that involve generating and editing a document with AI use AI credits . Step 1 | Add a document Begin by adding a document to your project by describing your idea to the Wixel Agent, choosing a template, or starting from scratch. However you begin, you can draft ideas, structure your sections, and use AI to help with wording and visuals. To add a document: Desktop browser Go to Wixel . Choose how you want to start: Design with AI: Describe in the text box what you want to create. For example, "Create a document for an interactive study guide for business students” or “Create a 3-month fitness plan". Choose a template: Scroll down and select a template from the Docs tab. Start from scratch: Scroll down and select a blank document from the Blank Frames tab. Wixel app Go to your project in the Wixel app. Choose how you want to start: Design with AI: Tell the Wixel Agent what you want to create. For example, "Create a document for an interactive study guide for business students” or “Create a 3-month fitness plan". Choose a template: Tap Create New Design and select a template. Start from scratch: Tap Create New Design and tap Start with a blank frame. Step 2 | Add elements to your document Make your document more impactful by adding interactive and visual elements. Whether you want to showcase data with a chart, embed media, or organize your layout, you have all the tools you need directly in your project workspace. Mix and match different elements to make your document both useful and engaging for any reader. Desktop browser Go to your project in Wixel . Select the relevant document in your project. Click the Elements icon on the toolbar. Choose what to add: AI tools Use Wixel’s AI-powered tools to go beyond standard document features. The AI widget lets you add interactive, smart content to your documents, like charts, infographics, games, maps, and more, by describing what you want to create. Select AI Widget under AI tools . Describe what you want to create in the text box. For example: "Create a bar chart showing membership growth by month" or "Build a simple meal planning calculator". (Optional) Click Types to choose a specific widget type (e.g. chart, calculator) and click the Add icon to include reference files. Click the Send icon . (Optional) Review the widget that's added to your document. If you want to refine or update it, select the widget and chat with the Wixel Agent to explain what to change. You can also use the suggestions provided above the widget. Media Make your document more dynamic with visual content. Add images, videos, GIFs, and shapes from your project files, your computer, or free stock media from Wix. After adding media, use the action bar to set the size, alignment, and settings, or add a link and a caption. Under Media , choose from the following elements: Image Video GIF Shapes Vector Art Layout elements Structure and organize your content so your document is easy to follow. Under Layout elements , choose from the following elements: Layout: Choose a predesigned layout to start from Button: Links to a web address or to a section in the same document Divider Code snippet Expandable list: A collapsible list, useful for FAQs Gallery Table Embeds Add content from your favorite platforms directly into your project by embedding media, social posts, and more. You can embed videos, audio, or posts to make your document dynamic. Under Embeds , choose from the following elements: YouTube video Audio file: Upload your own or embed from an external source. Spotify track SoundCloud File AdSense: Ad space from Google AdSense HTML embed: Add custom code or an external site. Instagram post TikTok video X post Notes: Make sure to read through the limitations of the HTML element before using it. When embedding an external site, the address must start with HTTPS. HTTP sites will not be displayed. Wixel app Go to your project in the Wixel app. Select the relevant document in your project. Tap the Edit icon and then tap + Elements on the action bar. Choose what to do: AI tools Use Wixel’s AI-powered tools to go beyond standard document features. The AI widget lets you add interactive, smart content to your documents, like charts, infographics, games, maps, and more, by describing what you want to create. Select AI Widget under AI tools . Describe what you want to create in the text box. For example: "Create a bar chart showing membership growth by month" or "Build a simple meal planning calculator". (Optional) Tap Types to choose a specific widget type (e.g. chart, calculator) and tap the Add icon to include reference files. Tap the Send icon . (Optional) Review the widget that's added to your document. If you want to refine or update it, select the widget and chat with the Wixel Agent to explain what to change. You can also use the suggestions provided above the widget. Media Make your document more dynamic with visual content. Add images, videos, GIFs, and shapes from your project files, your computer, or free stock media from Wix. After adding media, use the action bar to set the size, alignment, and settings, or add a link and a caption. Under Media , choose from the following elements: Image Video GIF Shapes Vector Art Layout elements Structure and organize your content so your document is easy to follow. Under Layout elements , choose from the following elements: Layout: Choose a predesigned layout to start from Button: Links to a web address or to a section in the same document Divider Code snippet Expandable list: A collapsible list, useful for FAQs Gallery Table Embeds Add content from your favorite platforms directly into your project by embedding media, social posts, and more. You can embed videos, audio, or posts to make your document dynamic. Under Embeds , choose from the following elements: YouTube video Audio file: Upload your own or embed from an external source. Spotify track SoundCloud File AdSense: Ad space from Google AdSense HTML embed: Add custom code or an external site. Instagram post TikTok video X post Notes: Make sure to read through the limitations of the HTML element before using it. When embedding an external site, the address must start with HTTPS. HTTP sites will not be displayed. Step 3 | Customize your document Design every part of your document to match your needs and style. Update layouts and visuals so your document looks exactly how you want before you share it online. To customize your document: Desktop browser Go to your project in Wixel . Select the relevant document in your project. Choose what to do: Customize your theme Give your document a polished, branded look by applying a theme. You can control the overall color scheme, font choices, and even style individual headings or paragraphs for a cohesive, professional result. Click the frame details above the document. Click Themes on the action bar. Choose how to select your theme: Select a suggested preset: Choose from the color and font combinations or choose a color and font pair separately. Customize a theme by individually selecting theme colors and fonts. Click Edit theme . Choose a color theme: Click a color in the palette and select a new color from the Color picker panel. Choose a font theme: Select a font from the Text drop-down to apply it to all text styles or individually select a text style to edit the font, color, size, line height, and character spacing. Edit text formatting Use the formatting options on the action bar to adjust the text style, formatting, add lists, insert links, and more. To get to these options, highlight specific text or find blank space in your document to start typing. Wixel app Go to your project in the Wixel app. Select the relevant document in your project. Tap the Edit icon . Choose what to do: Customize your theme Give your document a polished, branded look by applying a theme. You can control the overall color scheme, font choices, and even style individual headings or paragraphs for a cohesive, professional result. Tap the Theme icon on your action bar. Choose how to select your theme: Select a suggested preset: Choose from the color and font combinations or choose a color and font pair separately. Customize a theme by individually selecting theme colors and fonts. Tap Edit Theme . Choose a color theme: Click a color in the palette and select a new color from the Color picker panel. Choose a font theme: Select a font from the Text drop-down to apply it to all text styles or individually select a text style to edit the font, color, size, line height, and character spacing. Edit text formatting Use the formatting options on the action bar to adjust the text style, formatting, add lists, insert links, and more. To get to these options, highlight specific text or find blank space in your document to start typing. Step 4 | Adjust your document settings Adjust the overall look and feel of your document with page, button, and image settings. To adjust your document settings: Desktop browser Go to your project in Wixel . Select the relevant document in your project. Click the frame details above the document and click Document Settings on the action bar. Customize your settings using the following options: Page setup: Choose how the content is formatted on the published document. Content Width: Set how wide your content appears on the document. Vertical Paddings: Set the spacing above and below your content on the document. Background: Set the background color or pick a background image for the page. Buttons: Style the appearance of the document's buttons. Select which state to add an animation for: Normal: This is how the button appears when visitors open the document. Set the background color, text color, button size, border radius, border width, and border color. Hover: This is how the button appears when visitors hover over the button with their mouse. Set the hover background color, hover text color, and hover border color. Images: Customize the look of all images in your document. Select a border radius, border width, and border color. Wixel app Go to your project in the Wixel app. Select the relevant document in your project. Tap the Edit icon on the right. Tap the Settings icon on the action bar. Customize your settings using the following options: Background: Set the background color or pick a background image for the page. Buttons: Style the appearance of the document's buttons. Select which state to add an animation for: Regular: This is how the button appears when visitors open the document. Set the background color, text color, button size, border radius, border width, and border color. Hover: This is how the button appears when visitors hover over the button with their mouse. Set the hover background color, hover text color, and hover border color. Images: Customize the look of all images in your document. Select a border radius, border width, and border color. Note: To customize the page setup, head over to your desktop browser. What's next? Preview and share your document . FAQs Click a question below to learn more. How can I use AI to help me write or edit my document? The Wixel Agent can help design your entire document, rewrite or improve text, generate visuals, create interactive widgets, and much more. Note: Any action that the Wixel Agent does that generates or edits a document with AI uses AI credits . Can I translate my document into other languages? Yes, you can ask the Wixel Agent to translate the document into any language. What types of media files can I add to my document? Wixel supports a variety of media file types and sizes, including images, videos, audio, and more. For best results, use high-quality images to ensure they display clearly across all devices. Why is my media not displaying correctly in my shared document? There are several reasons why your media might not display as expected: Unsupported file type or size: Ensure you're using a supported file format and that the file doesn’t exceed Wixel’s upload limits. Large files may fail to load or appear slowly. Image resolution: Low-resolution images can appear blurry or pixelated. For best results, we recommend using high-quality images. Browser or internet issues: Try refreshing the page, clearing your browser’s cache and cookies , or viewing the document in a different browser or device to rule out local loading issues. 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: Designing Your Storefront No matter what look you're going for, Wix Stores' lets you bring your design vision to life. Wix Stores is made of many different elements - from the Product Gallery where you display your products, to the Product Page, the Shopping Cart, and more. In each of these elements, almost all the fonts, colors, styles, and layouts can be customized. To get started, go to the element you want to customize, click it, and click the Settings icon . Want to learn more? Check out the full course in Wix Learn on building your store or skip to the last video on designing and publishing your store . Learn how to customize your: Product galleries Product page Category page (not yet available for all) Product quick view Cart page Cart Icon Side Cart Thank You page 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: Managing Multiple Video Conferencing Links Run multiple online video sessions for your services with Wix Bookings. When you first add video conferencing (VC) to a service, connect either a Google Meet , Zoom account or a custom link such as Google Hangouts . This account becomes your default video conferencing option until you add more VC accounts. Link your services to any VC provider by using a custom link. Enter the URL, password, and any other needed information when prompted to connect your VC provider. Important: Upgrade your site to use video conferencing. All services use the same default video conferencing link, or a staff member’s link if assigned. You can’t set a different video conferencing link for each service. The benefits, call hours and participant limits for video conferencing depend on the provider you use (Google Meet, Zoom, GoToMeeting, etc.) and are not controlled by Wix. Setting up your own VC accounts You can set up your default VC account within any of your services in the Booking Services tab or in the Staff tab . Tip: If you have multiple Wix sites, you can set a different default VC account for each site. To setup your default VC account: Go to Booking Services in your site's dashboard. Note : Skip to step 4 below to set up your VC account from your Staff in your site's dashboard. Click on a service. Scroll down to the Locations section. Click the Add button in the Video Conferencing section (or Edit in the Staff Tab). Choose your preferred type of VC connection: Google Meet: Click Continue . Sign in to your Google Meet account and follow the on-screen instructions. When ready, click Got it . Zoom : Click Continue . Click Continue to proceed. Sign in to your Zoom account and follow the on-screen instructions. Custom Link : Fill in the required fields for the Custom Link. When ready, click Connect . Important: If you disconnect your main VC account, VC links no longer appear for any sessions, even if your staff have their own individual VC accounts. Setting up your staff VC accounts Your business can then offer multiple online services at the same time. If a staff member is assigned to a specific service, then their VC account will be used instead of the main VC account for this service. Tip: Your staff can manually add or remove the Zoom links from any of their sessions at any time. This is useful for last-minute changes to services, where an online service becomes an in-person one, and vice versa. To set up your staff VC accounts: Go to Staff in your site's dashboard. Hover over the relevant staff member profile and click Edit . Click Add Individual Account next to Video conferencing account under Staff settings. Choose the relevant video conferencing account and click Continue . Staff managing their own VC accounts Your staff members can add and manage their own VC links using their staff accounts on your site. Share the steps below with your staff members, so they can set up and manage their own VC links themselves. Important: You must connect a default video conferencing account before your staff can add their own VC links. For staff to set up their own VC account: Go to Booking Calendar in your site's dashboard. Click the Manage dropdown at the top and select Set personal video conferencing . Choose the relevant video conferencing account and click Continue . Managing your VC links VC links for appointments and classes depend on the specific session and staff member details . Courses use your site's default VC link for all sessions unless a custom VC link is added in the calendar. You must first save and create at least one session for the service to create a VC link . Note: Editing a VC link updates all past and future sessions of the course. You must manually notify clients that still have an old link. Choose what you want to do: Create a VC link Go to Booking Calendar in your site's dashboard. Select the relevant online service Click Add Now . Copy the VC link from the confirmation window and send it to your clients or staff members. Update an existing VC link You can edit individual meeting links for existing services and previously booked sessions. For example, if you or one of your staff is sick and wants to host a session remotely, you can change an existing VC link for that specific session. Go to the appointment in your booking calendar . Click the More Actions icon . Click Change to Custom Link . Add the Meeting Link URL : (Optional) Add the link Passcode . (Optional) Add the Description . Select the Notify participants with an email checkbox to inform your clients of the change in VC link. Restore an original VC link Go to Booking Calendar in your site's dashboard. Select the service with the link you wish to restore. Click the More Actions icon . Click Restore Default Link . Remove a custom VC link Go to the Staff Page . Click Edit on the staff member whose custom link you wish to delete. Click the Delete icon in the Video Conferencing section of their staff profile. Note: You can also add a VC link to any session that was previously offline. Removing VC links from your automated emails You have complete control over how your clients access VC links. You can remove VC links from your booking confirmation emails. To remove VC links from automated emails: Go to Booking Settings in your site's dashboard. Click Emails & SMS notifications . Click Edit next to Send clients an email confirmation when they book under Notifications you send . Scroll down to Create an email and click Edit under the preview image. Select each of the elements in the Join Online section and click the Delete icon . Click Save & Continue after you delete the entire 'Join Online' video conference section. Repeat steps 1-6 for all relevant email automations that include your VC links, including: Remind clients about upcoming sessions Notify clients of changes to their booked appointment or class Notify clients when there's a change to their course Let clients know that their appointment request has been approved Tip: To display your VC links again after removing them, click More Actions under the email preview and click Reset to default template . 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 WebGL Effect to Media Backgrounds Transform your client projects with our WebGL effects, designed to turn media backgrounds into showstoppers. These effects engage site visitors while ensuring optimal performance. Choose from a variety of impressive presets, tweak their properties and decide how they activate—automatically on scroll, or through the visitor's mouse movement. Adding a WebGL effect Head over to the Inspector panel to add a WebGL effect to a section media background. You can choose from various different presets, depending on the look and interaction you want to achieve. Note: It is not possible to combine background scroll effects and WebGL effects. To add a WebGL effect: Add an image or video to the relevant section's background. Note: WebGL effects are not supported for GIF backgrounds, as well as media backgrounds set to fit as Tiles. Select the section on the canvas. Apply a WebGL effect: Click the Open Inspector icon at the top right of the editor. Click the Animations and Effects tab . Click + Add under WebGL Effects . Select an effect from the list. Tip: Hover over the preset icons to see a preview of how they look. You can also preview the effect on the canvas by clicking Adjust Animation (make sure the Preview in editor toggle is enabled). Customizing a WebGL effect Customize WebGL effects to fine-tune their look and behavior, whether you're adding subtle distortions or bold, dynamic motion. Each effect comes with its own set of adjustable settings—like intensity, speed, and direction—giving you full control over how it interacts with your content. For certain effects, you can also decide what triggers them on your client's site – autoplay, scrolling, mouse movement, or a combination of multiple actions. To customize a WebGL effect: Select the relevant section. Click the Open Inspector icon at the top right of the editor. Click the Animations and Effects tab . Click the effect you want to change. Click Adjust Animation to change its settings: Noisy track Pointer size: Drag the slider to modify the area that responds to the effect when a visitor hovers over the section background. Increasing the area makes the effect more visible, while decreasing it keeps the area more focused. Noise: Drag the slider to control the noise level. Increasing the noise makes the effect look more textured and distorted. Pointer velocity: Drag the slider to control how quickly the movement follows the mouse when a visitor hovers over the section background. Liquify Intensity: Drag the slider to control the strength of the effect. Increasing the intensity makes the section background look more warped when visitors hover over it. Pointer size: Drag the slider to modify the area that responds to the effect when a visitor hovers over the section background. Increasing the area makes the effect more visible, while decreasing it keeps the area more focused. Pointer velocity: Drag the slider to control how quickly the movement follows the mouse when a visitor hovers over the section background. Slitscan Note: The available settings may vary depending on the trigger(s) you choose. Trigger: Select a trigger, or multiple triggers, to activate the effect – autoplay, mouse movement or scroll. Add more triggers by clicking the Add icon , and remove a trigger by clicking the Remove icon next to it. Direction: Decide on a direction for the effect – horizontal or vertical. Duplicates: Drag the slider to control how the slit captures new lines from the image or video background. A higher number of duplicates makes the effect more dynamic, while a a smaller number offers a slower transformation. Pointer velocity: Drag the slider to control how quickly the movement follows the mouse when a visitor hovers over the section background. Autoplay speed: Drag the slider to control the speed at which the lines move. RGB orb Colors: Choose the colors that blend and swirl together to create the orb effect – All, Green & Magenta, etc. Color angle: Drag the slider to set the angle at which colors blend and transition. Pointer size: Drag the slider to modify the area that responds to the effect when a visitor hovers over the section background. Increasing the area makes the effect more visible, while decreasing it keeps the area more focused. Noise: Drag the slider to control the noise level. Increasing the noise makes the effect look more textured and distorted. Pointer velocity: Drag the slider to control how quickly the movement follows the mouse when a visitor hovers over the section background. Ripples Stretch ripple: Drag the slider to adjust the width of the ripple waves, causing them to expand or contract. Intensity: Drag the slider to control the strength of the effect. Increasing the intensity makes the ripples more dramatic and easier to see. Noise: Drag the slider to control the noise level. Increasing the noise makes the effect look more textured and distorted. Autoplay speed: Drag the slider to control the speed at which the ripples move. RGB split Note: The available settings may vary depending on the trigger(s) you choose. Trigger: Select a trigger, or multiple triggers, to activate the effect – autoplay, mouse movement or scroll. Add more triggers by clicking the Add icon , and remove a trigger by clicking the Remove icon next to it. Colors: Choose the colors that create the split effect – All, Green & Magenta, etc. These colors appear as fragmented layers on top of the section background. Channel offset: Drag the slider to adjust the alignment of the color channels. Increasing the offset separates and blurs the colors, creating a more intense and psychedelic effect. Angle: Drag the slider to set the angle at which colors are rotated within the effect. Pointer size: Drag the slider to modify the area that responds to the effect when a visitor hovers over the section background. Increasing the area makes the effect more visible, while decreasing it keeps the area more focused. Noise: Drag the slider to control the noise level. Increasing the noise makes the effect look more textured and distorted. Pointer velocity: Drag the slider to control how quickly the movement follows the mouse when a visitor hovers over the section background. Autoplay speed: Drag the slider to control the speed at which the colors move. The Preview in editor toggle at the bottom of the panel is enabled by default, allowing you to experience your effect in action on the canvas. Removing a WebGL effect You can always remove a WebGL effect you've previously added to a section background. To remove a WebGL effect: Select the relevant section. Click the Open Inspector icon at the top right of the editor. Click the Animations and Effects tab . Click the More Actions icon next to the WebGL effect. Select Remove . FAQs Click a question below to learn more about WebGL effects in the Studio Editor. Do WebGL effects work on touchscreen devices? Some WebGL effects require a mouse cursor, so they won't show up on touch devices: Noisy track , RGB orb and Liquify can only be triggered by mouse movement. In this case, you can switch to a different effect to resolve the issue. In Slitscan and RGB split , you choose what triggers the effect. If mouse movement is your sole trigger, the effect is disabled on touch devices. To make the effect appear, add another trigger (e.g. Autoplay). The Ripples effect is set to autoplay on any device, so it shows up on touch screens with no action needed on your part. Why is the option to add WebGL effects grayed out in my editor? There could be several reasons: You might have added a GIF background, which does not support WebGL effects. You might have set your media background to Tiles (under Fitting options ). To change the fit of the background: Select the relevant section. Click the Open Inspector icon at the top right of the editor. Scroll down to Fitting options under Design . Select Original size or Scale to fill . 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 Photo Albums: Managing Photo Albums in the Wix App Manage your photo albums on the go using the Wix app on your mobile device . You can add, share, and delete albums, customize settings, and manage favorites lists. Snap a photo on your mobile device and instantly add it to an album. Creating a photo album in the Wix app Create a photo album in the Wix app on your mobile device. Customize how the album appears and start adding photos directly from your mobile device. To create a photo album: Go to your site in the Wix app . Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Photo Albums . Tap Create Album . Tap Add Cover Photo to upload a cover image for your album. Tap Album Name to give your album a name. (Optional) Customize how your album will appear using the options: More info: Add any relevant info you'd like to display. Add a business name or logo: Business name: Enter your business name. Logo: Upload your logo. Tap the Galleries tab and select a gallery layout. Tap Save . Managing your photo albums in the Wix app View photos on the go and manage all aspects of your albums. You can add watermarks, change permissions, add Favorites lists, and more. To manage your photo albums: Go to your site in the Wix app . Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Photo Albums . Tap the relevant album. Choose what you want to do: View your album Tap the Open icon next to Live album or Member app to view your album on your site or app. Edit your album info Tap Edit album and customize your album using the options: Change your album's cover image: Tap the Edit icon and upload an image. Album Name: Enter your album name. More info: Add any relevant info you'd like to display. Add a business name or logo: Business name: Enter your business name. Logo: Upload your logo. Galleries: Select a gallery layout. Tap Save . Manage the media in an existing gallery Tap Media . Tap the More Actions icon next to the relevant gallery. Tap the relevant option: Manage media: Modify the media in your gallery. Choose what you want to do: Add media: Tap Add Media to upload photos to your gallery. Edit titles or descriptions: Tap the relevant photo and edit its title or description. Choose where new photos appear: Tap the Settings icon and select At the start of the gallery or At the end of the gallery . Reorder photos: Drag and drop photos to change their order. Delete photos: Tap Select , then tap the checkbox next to each photo you want to remove and tap Delete . Rename: Change the name of the gallery. Delete gallery: Remove the gallery from your album. Create a new gallery Tap Media . Tap Create Gallery at the bottom. Add photos to your gallery using the available options. Reorder your galleries Tap Media . Tap the Settings icon at the top. Tap and hold the gallery you want to reorder and drag it into place. Manage your album's display settings Tap Settings and enable the toggles to customize your display settings: Display: Make this album visible on your site. Watermark: Add a watermark to all photos in this album. Learn more about watermarks . Manage privacy and permissions Tap Privacy & permissions . Enable the toggles to customize your privacy settings: Allow image downloads: Display a Download icon next to each photo in your album. Select the resolution of downloaded images: Low resolution: Allow visitors to download a lower-quality version of your image. High resolution: Allow visitors to download your image in its original quality. Allow high res gallery downloads: Display a Download icon for the album and all galleries. Show a heart icon: Allow visitors to mark their favorite photos with heart icons, then select whether clicking the heart icon adds the photo to a Favorites list or marks the photo as liked. Share photos: Allow photo sharing, displaying a Share icon on each photo, video and gallery. Manage your Favorites lists Tap Proofing . Choose what you want to do: Create a new Favorites list: Tap Create List . Enter the list name, add a note and choose a privacy setting: Public: The list is visible to anyone with access to your album. Secret: The list is only visible to those with a link to the list. Tap Create . Manage an existing Favorites list: Tap the More Actions icon next to the relevant Favorites list and choose an option: Manage list: Switch to the Spaces by Wix app where you can manage this list. You can also manage your lists from desktop . Lock list: Disable list edits and comments. Send link: Send a link via your chosen sending method. Edit list info: Edit the list name, note, or privacy settings. Delete list: Permanently delete this list. Learn more about Favorites lists . Share your album Tap the More Actions icon at the top. Tap Share album . Delete your album Tap the More Actions icon at the top. Tap Delete album . Changing album display settings in the Wix app Decide which albums you want to show and the order they appear in. To change your display settings: Go to your site in the Wix app . Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Photo Albums . Tap the More Actions icon at the top. Customize your display settings using the options: Set album order: Drag and drop albums to change their order. Show or hide albums: Tap the Visibility icon to show or hide each album, then tap Save . FAQs Here are some common questions about managing photo albums in the Wix app: Will changes that I make to my photo albums in the Wix app be visible on my desktop site? Yes. All changes you make will be reflected on your site and your customer app (if you have one). Learn more about creating a mobile app for your customers . Can I manage my Wix Photo Albums Store using the Wix app? If you've already got a Wix Photo Albums Store, you can view your orders in the Wix app: Go to your site in the Wix app . Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Photo Albums . Tap the Orders tab. All other aspects of your Photo Albums Store must be managed using desktop. Note: If you haven't already got a Wix Photo Albums Store, it is not possible to add one. As of February 2023, it is no longer possible to add Wix Photo Albums Store to your site. As an alternative, you can add Wix Stores to your site and connect it to Printful to sell your photos. This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Business solutions & apps Wix Stores: Adding and Setting Up the Wix Reviews App Add the Wix Reviews app to allow your customers to write reviews about the products they purchased. Your customers' reviews appear on the product page for each product. This is a great way to establish credibility as a merchant, making your brand more trustworthy. Reviews also empower your customers, letting them share their experiences and feel like they're part of a community. Step 1 | Add the Wix Reviews app To get started, go to the App Market in your editor and add the Wix Reviews app. When you add the app, 4 different elements are added to your site. Main review display: On the Product page, reviews for each product are displayed along with a "Leave a Review" button. Wix Product Ratings: This is a star display which appears under the product name. You can show or hide it (see step 5 below). Leave Review page: When you email a review request to a customer and they click to review a product, they fill out their review on the leave review page. This page is not visible on your live site. Thank You page: Customers who complete filling out a review on the leave review page are directed to the thank you page. This page is not visible on your live site. To add the Wix Reviews app: Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Add Apps on the left side of the editor. Search for the Wix Reviews app. Click to select it. Click +Add to Site to add the app. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click App Market on the left side of the editor. Click App Market . Search for Wix Reviews app. Click to select it. Click +Add to Site to add the app. Step 2 | Customize the settings Now that you've added the Wix Reviews app in your editor, go to your site's dashboard to customize the functionality. You can edit the form that customers fill out, choose what name appears when you reply, and much more. Tip: Customizations you make in the dashboard affect both the form that appears under the Product page and the 'Leave Review' page. To customize the Wix Reviews app settings: Go to Reviews app in your site's dashboard. Click More Actions at the top right and select Settings . Choose what you want to do: Customize the review form customers fill out Decide which fields to show on your review form, based on the info you want your customers to share. Click Edit next to Review form Edit any of the following options: Rating selector label: Edit the text that appears above the stars. Title: Enable this toggle to allow customers to give their reviews a title. You can then edit the title for this form field, set a character limit and make the field required. Body: Enable this toggle so customers can write a detailed review about your product. You can then edit the title for this form field, set a character limit and make the field required. Media: Enable this toggle to allow customers to add images and videos to their review. You can then decide which media type is allowed, set a file limit and make the field required. Buttons: Leave a review button text: Edit the text on the button customers click to access the review form. Post review button text: Edit the button customers click to post a review. Customize moderation settings You can choose which kinds of reviews you moderate, so you can flag and delete any that are irrelevant or offensive content. Moderated reviews go to the Pending tab in your site's dashboard. From there, you can publish or delete them. Click Edit next to Moderation . Choose what to do next: Enable the Images and videos toggle to moderate reviews that include media. Enable the Ratings toggle to moderate reviews with a specific star rating (you can choose multiple ratings to moderate). Click the Enable word filter toggle to enter specific words that you want to moderate in your reviews. Select a "Reply as" name Under Reply as , customize the name that appears when you respond to a review. Customize voting on reviews You can decide whether to allow customers to vote on how helpful they find other customers' reviews. If you enable this option, choose whether you want to allow other customers to only upvote reviews, or to have the option to both upvote and downvote reviews. Click the Enable helpful votes toggle. Enabled: A "Was this helpful?" is added to the reviews. Choose if you want it to show helpful votes only, or both helpful and not helpful votes. Disabled: "Was this helpful?" is not added to the reviews. Step 3 | (Optional) Customize review requests When you add the Wix Reviews app, an automation that sends customers an email requesting a review is automatically enabled. By default, the email is sent to customers 14 days after purchase. The email displays your customer's name and what they bought. You can also request reviews by manually sending requests for specific products or orders whenever you choose. The content and design can be customized in both types of emails. For automated emails, you can also edit when the email is sent. Important: When editing the email, make sure not to change any of the dynamic, bolded text (i.e. personalized content ). They make it possible to display, for example, each unique customer's name and the name of your store. To customize review requests: Choose which type of email to customize: Customize the automated review request email Go to Reviews app in your site's dashboard. Click Review Requests . Click Automation Settings . Choose what to do next: Customize the email: Click the action Send an email and then choose what you want to update: Customize the sender details . Click Edit under Create an email to edit the email's text or design . Change when the email is sent: Click Delay and choose a different time frame on the left. Tip: When customers click the 'Leave a Review' button in your automated email, they're directed to the 'Leave Review' page on your site. Customize the manual review request email Go to Automations in your site's dashboard. Click the App automations tab. Click Manually request a product review . Hover over Send an email and click Edit Action . Edit the email's text and design as needed, then publish your changes. Tip: Head over to the FAQ section to learn how to send manual review requests. Step 4 | Customize the display and design Customize the look of the form customers fill out as well as the reviews themselves to get the perfect look. To customize the look of the Wix Reviews app: Wix Editor Go to your editor . Go to your Product page: Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click Store Pages . Click Product Page . Select the Wix Reviews element. Click Settings . Choose what to customize: Display Click the Display tab. Customize the display: Choose what to display: Select or deselect the checkboxes to show or hide header elements. Show filters: Enable the toggle to allow customers to filter reviews by star rating. Show sorting: Enable the toggle to allow customers to sort ratings. If enabled, select a default sorting option. Publish date: Click the toggle to show or hide the date a review was published. Reviews per page: Set the number of reviews displayed per page. Click the Design tab. Customize the Header design using the available options. Design Click the Design tab. Select the area you want to design: Header: Design the top of the reviews element, showing your overall rating, rating breakdown and more. Review form: Design the form that customers fill out to leave a review. Review list: Design the list showing the reviews you have gotten so far. Review areas: Use these settings to design the entire Wix Reviews area, containing the header plus the list of reviews you've received. Layout Click the Layout tab. Choose a look that suits your vision (i.e. list, small cards, etc.) (Optional) Adjust the top and bottom padding to add or reduce the space around the review. Tip: If you chose the small / big cards layout, you can also adjust the side padding and the space between reviews. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Go to your Product page: Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click your Product page under Store Pages . Click the Product Page in the Editor. Click Wix Reviews. Click Settings . Choose what to customize: Display Click the Display tab. Customize the display: Choose what to display: Select or deselect the checkboxes to show or hide header elements. Show filters: Enable the toggle to allow customers to filter reviews by star rating. Show sorting: Enable the toggle to allow customers to sort ratings. If enabled, select a default sorting option. Publish date: Click the toggle to show or hide the date a review was published. Reviews per page: Set the number of reviews displayed per page. Click the Design tab. Customize the Header design using the available options. Design Click the Design tab. Select the area you want to design: Header: Design the top of the reviews element, showing your overall rating, rating breakdown and more. Review form: Design the form that customers fill out to leave a review. Review list: Design the list showing the reviews you have gotten so far. Review areas: Use these settings to design the entire Wix Reviews area, containing the header plus the list of reviews you've received. Layout Click the Layout tab. Choose a look that suits your vision (i.e. list, small cards, etc.) (Optional) Adjust the top and bottom padding to add or reduce the space around the review. Tip: If you chose the small / big cards layout, you can also adjust the side padding and the space between reviews. Step 5 | Customize or remove Wix Product Ratings Wix Ratings works side-by-side with the Wix Reviews app. It displays a star summary of product reviews under the product names in the Product page, product galleries, or related products. You can customize the display or remove it if it doesn't work for your business. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Go to your Product page: Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click Store Pages . Click Product page . Choose what you want to do: Customize Wix Product Ratings: Click the Ratings element on your page. Click Settings . Customize the display using the available options. Remove Wix Product Ratings: Click the Product page element on your page. Click the Plugins icon . (In the pop up) Click the More Actions icon next to Wix Product Ratings , then click Remove Plugin . Studio Editor Go to your editor . Go to your Product page: Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click your Product page under Store Pages . Choose what you want to do: Customize Wix Product Ratings: Click the Ratings element on your page. Click Settings . Customize the display using the available options. Remove Wix Product Ratings: Click the Product Page element on your page. Click the Plugins icon . (In the pop up) Click the More Actions icon next to Wix Product Ratings , then click Remove Plugin . Step 6 | Customize the 'Leave Review' and 'Thank You' pages If you send your customers review requests (see the Step 3 section), they receive emails with a "Leave a Review" button. When they click, they're directed to the leave review page, when they can add a start rating, leave a comment, and more. After completing the review, a thank you page appears. You can customize these pages. To customize the 'Leave Review' and 'Thank You' pages: Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages & Menu on the left side of the editor. Click Wix Reviews . Choose what you want to do: Customize the Leave Review page: Select the Leave Review page. Click the Wix Reviews element on your page. Click Settings . Customize the page using the available options. Tip: When designing the review form, you can tailor the fields to 3 different situations - regular, hover and error. Customize the thank you page: Select the leave review page. Click the thank you page element on your page. Click Settings . Customize the page using the available options. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click Pages on the left side of the editor. Click Wix Reviews . Choose what you want to do: Customize the Leave Review Page: Select the Leave Review Page. Click the Leave Review Page element on your page. Click Settings . Customize the page using the available options. Customize the Thank You Page: Select the Thank You Page. Click the Thank You Page element on your page. Click Settings . Customize the page using the available options. FAQs Click a question to learn more about Wix Reviews. How do I manually send a review request? Go to Reviews app in your site's dashboard. Click Review Requests . Click Request Manually . Set up the request: Click the drop-down next to Select what to request reviews for and choose an option: Products: Select the products you want to request reviews for, then select the recipients. Orders: Select the orders you want to request reviews for. Tip: If you want to see who an order belongs to before sending a request, go to Orders in your site's dashboard. Click Send Requests . How does the review form look on my live site? The review form that your customers see can be very minimal, allowing customers only to add a star rating. Alternatively, you can allow customers to write reviews and upload images and videos. Tip: Detailed reviews can boost credibility and help customers feel confident about making a purchase. Can I import reviews from other platforms? Yes. If you previously collected reviews for your products on another platform or through a different app, you can import your product reviews after you complete setup. How can I stop the 'Request Review' emails from being sent? Go to Automations in your site's dashboard. Click the App automations tab. Click the More Actions icon next to Send a review request to customers after they place an order . Click the Active toggle to disable it. Where can I see the review request emails which were sent? Go to Wix Reviews in your site's dashboard and click Review Requests . You'll see the emails scheduled to be sent, the ones you already sent, and those that couldn't be delivered. 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 Events: Creating an RSVP Event Using the Wix App Create events such as parties, seminars, or weddings, where guests RSVP to let you know that they are attending. Tip: You can also create ticketed events and sell tickets. Learn more about the difference between RSVP and ticketed events . Creating an RSVP event Enter all the details to create your event. When you're done, you can either save it as a draft to display at a later date, or publish it to your site. To create an RSVP event: Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Events under Business . Tap Create Event or Create New Event . Tap Collect RSVPs . Tap Add Event Image and take a new photo or upload one and tap Next . Enter the name of the event. (Optional) Enter a short teaser to describe the event. Connect this event to one or more event categories: Tap Add Category . Tap to select existing categories or enter the name of a new category. Tap Done . Tap the Date & Time toggle to show or hide the event's date and time: Enabled: The date and time appears in the event details. Set up a single or recurring event: Single Events: Enter the start date and time and optionally tap Add End Date and Time to add an end date and time. Recurring Event : Create an event template used for multiple dates. Disabled: A TBD message appears in the event details. Edit the text in the TBD Message field (e.g. Event time will be sent soon). Tap the Location toggle to show or hide the event's location: Enabled: The location appears in the event details. Select whether the location is a physical location or online. Enter the event address or online location title. Disabled: A TBD Message appears in the event details. Edit the text in the TBD Message field. Add an "About Your Event" description, which appears on the Events Details page: Tap Add Description . Enter your text and click Done . Tap Next at the top right. Select a save option: Save as draft: The event won't be displayed yet on your site. When you're ready, publish it to display it. Publish: Your event may be visible on your site depending on your event display settings on your desktop site or in Spaces by Wix . What's next? After saving the event, you can add a schedule so your participants know what to expect. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about RSVP events. Can I duplicate an existing event? Yes. You can save time when creating a new event by duplicating an existing event. Click the More Actions icon next to the event. Select  Duplicate as draft / Duplicate & Publish (recurring events only). Can I add an event schedule? Yes. You can add a schedule that outlines where and when different activities take place. This can be very helpful if you're organizing a festival or conference which is made up of separate performances or lectures. To add a schedule, you need to complete an event and save it. Once it's saved, you can select the event and create a schedule . How can I open and close registration for my event? You can close registration at any time if you don't want guests to be able to purchase tickets. When you're ready, you can open registration from the same place in the app. Select the relevant event. Scroll down and tap Registration Settings . Select a registration status. Can I host an video conferencing event from my phone? Yes. You can host an online event using your phone. Your guests will connect through your site. Learn how to create a video conferencing event using the Wix app . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Privacy and GDPR Articles Wix's Generative AI Policy Effective Date: January 1, 2026 Pursuant to California Civil Code Section 3111 Purpose and scope This Generative AI Policy outlines how Wix.com Ltd., together with its affiliated companies worldwide, develops, trains, retrains, fine-tunes, or substantially modifies generative AI models. This Generative AI Policy covers artificial intelligence models that can generate derived synthetic content, such as text, images, video, and audio, that emulates the structure and characteristics of the artificial intelligence’s training data. Dataset governance Wix's generative AI activities utilize the following categories of data sources, drawn from the corrosponding legal bases. Data Source Intellectual Property Status and Legal Basis User-generated content (such as images and page layouts) License given to Wix in the Terms of Use Users’ feedback and conversations with Wix’s customer support teams Wix copyright; full ownership Automatically generated data relating to Wix Users and Users-of-Users (such as those described in Wix’s Privacy Policy) License given by Wix Users to Wix in the Terms of Use Wix-owned design assets, text, code, templates and other proprietary technology and content Wix copyright; full ownership Publicly available data License given to Wix or other legal bases Open-source datasets According to the license requirements Commercial data purchases in licensing agreements Content owned by third parties; License given to Wix through a vendor agreement These data sources’ scale range from millions to billions of data points per each individual data source. All these data sources may include personal information or aggregated consumer information. When handling personal information, Wix complies with our Privacy Policy . Data processing and management The data sources detailed above have been collected by Wix since its incorporation on an ongoing basis in order to provide, maintain and improve our services to our users, including by developing, improving, and training Wix’s software tools, including artificial intelligence and machine learning models. When developing, training, retraining, fine-tuning, or substantially modifying generative AI models, Wix cleans, processes, and makes other modifications to the datasets. The purpose of these actions is to improve the data’s quality, to support the development of Generative AI models that produce quality results, and to improve the Wix services. Wix may also utilize synthetic data to improve our Generative AI services. Such cleaning, processing, and modification activities may include, among others, the following activities: Data validation Duplication or de-duplication Labelling Creation of synthetic data Removal of irrelevant data Removal of personally identifiable information (PII) Filtering of low-quality data 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: Featuring Posts in Wix Blog Hand pick specific blog posts that you want to feature. You can display featured posts anywhere on your site using a post list. You choose where you want it to appear, how it looks and which posts to feature. Step 1 | Set some blog posts as featured To display featured posts in your post list, mark the ones you want as ‘featured.’ You can do this while editing a post in your site’s dashboard or directly from the Wix app. Dashboard Go to Blog in your site's dashboard. Click + Create New Post or hover over an existing post and click Edit . Click the Settings tab in the panel on the left. Enable the Feature this post toggle. Click Publish at the top right. Wix app Go to your site in the Wix app. Tap Manage at the bottom. Tap Blog . Tap Posts . Tap the More Actions icon next to the relevant post. Tap Post Settings . Enable the Set as feature post toggle. Tap Save . Choose from the following options: Save Changes: Save your changes in draft form. Publish Post: Publish your updated post. Step 2 | Add the post list element to your site A post list is a blog element that displays a selected group of posts, such as featured posts, on any page of your site. Choose the page where you want your featured posts to appear, then add the post list element from the Add Elements tab in your editor. Wix Editor Go to your editor . Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Blog . Click the post list you want to use, or drag it to position it on the page. Studio Editor Go to your editor . Click Add Elements on the left side of the editor. Click Blog . Click the post list you want to use, or drag it to position it on the page. Wix Harmony Editor Go to your editor . Click + Add at the top left of the editor. Click the Arrow icon to navigate to the Blog category. Click the post list you want to use, or drag it to position it on the page. Step 3 | Set your post list to display featured posts Once you've added your post list, you can set the post list to display any posts you want. To display featured posts only, select this option in the post list settings. To set the post list to display featured posts: Click the post list in your editor. Click Settings . Click the Settings tab. Enable the Show featured posts only toggle. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about featuring blog posts. What’s the difference between featured posts and pinned posts? Featured posts: Featured posts can appear on any page of your site. You can choose exactly which individual posts you want to feature and add a custom feed to display those selected posts. Pinned posts: Pinned posts are "sticky posts" that appear in your regular blog feed . Because they are pinned, the stay at the top of your feed even after you publish newer posts. Can I feature posts from a specific category or tag? Yes. You can set the post list to display posts by category or tag. To display posts by category or tag: Click the post list element in your editor. Click Settings . Click the Settings tab. Set up your post list element: Choose a category: Click the drop-down to choose which blog category you want to display in the list. Filter posts by tag: Click the drop-down to filter posts by tag. Can I customize how the post list looks on my site? Yes. You can adjust the settings and customize the display, layout and design of your post list. Learn more about customizing a post list element on your site . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Managing your business Managing your customers Wix Smart Chat: Understanding AI Data Coverage AI data coverage gives you a clear view of what the AI knows about your site and where its knowledge comes from. You can see which site content has been indexed and where there may be issues that prevent the AI from learning about your site. Use this information to optimize your site and improve the AI's performance. Viewing your data coverage See how all available site content is indexed. When content is indexed, it means the AI has scanned, analyzed, and stored this information so it can use it to answer your visitors' queries. This content may include site pages, your store products, blog posts, services, events, online programs, and training rules you've added. To view your data coverage: Go to Smart Chat in your site's dashboard. Click the Manage drop-down and select Data coverage . Review the content the AI has indexed from your site. For each content type, you’ll see the following information: Data type: The type of site content analyzed (e.g. products, site pages, blog posts). Total on site: The total number of items per type on your site. Available for indexing: How many pages or items on your site the AI can potentially learn from. Indexed: How many pages or items were successfully indexed by the AI. Status: A checkmark indicates the AI has completed scanning the pages. Tip: The AI is automatically trained using your site's publicly available content. However, you can add training rules with information that isn't published on your site, such as internal policies or product details. Limitations for indexing pages Not all content on your site is available for the AI to learn from. Some pages are restricted for privacy reasons, while others may be skipped due to how they’re set up or where their content comes from. Review these limitations to understand what content cannot be used: Content that can't be indexed Some types of pages and content are excluded from indexing, either due to privacy restrictions or current technical limitations. Examples may include: Hidden pages: Not publicly available or linked anywhere on your site. Password-protected pages: Content behind passwords can’t be accessed. Member area pages: Content restricted to site members only is skipped. Dynamic pages: Pages generated from collections are currently not supported. Content that may be skipped Even among content that can be indexed, some pages or items may be skipped due to technical reasons, content structure, or app limitations. Examples may include: Checkout, cart, or thank-you pages: These are pages with no useful content for the AI chat. App-based pages: Some apps (e.g. Wix Restaurants) don't expose full data in a format the AI can use. Third-party apps: Not all external apps allow their content to be indexed. Empty or duplicate pages: Pages with little to no text or repeat content may be skipped automatically. Note: Support for more content types and apps is coming in future updates. Understanding your site's coverage level At the top right of the page you’ll see a status bar that shows how successfully your content was indexed out of all the items available for indexing. This helps you understand how well the AI is managing to collect information and learn from your site. Here's what your coverage signifies: Good coverage: Most of your site content has been successfully indexed. The AI can give complete and accurate responses. Average coverage: A moderate amount of your content has been indexed. The AI can answer many questions, but some gaps in knowledge may still exist. Low coverage: Only a small portion of your content has been indexed. You may want to review your site for hidden, restricted, or unsupported pages. How can I improve my coverage? Check if your site contains empty, hidden, or dynamic pages that could affect that amount of content successfully indexed. If possible, make more content public. Add more text and details to your site pages. The more text you provide, the more the AI has to learn from. Create knowledge rules to give the AI more information about topics that don't appear directly on your site. This expands the AI’s ability to answer more questions accurately. FAQs Click a question below to learn more about data coverage. Can I prevent certain pages from being indexed? Yes, you can exclude specific site pages if you don’t want the AI to learn from them. Learn how to exclude site pages . Does the AI learn from private or internal documents? No, the AI only learns from published, public content on your site. You can also add training rules with information that isn’t published on your site, such as internal policies or product details. Learn how to train your AI chat . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit

< Back Advanced features CMS CMS: Using Wix Multilingual to Translate CMS Content Appeal to visitors from around the world by using Wix Multilingual to translate CMS collection content that appears on your site. Before you begin: Add and set up Wix Multilingual on your site. Create a CMS collection . Connect your collection content to site elements and publish your site. How Wix Multilingual works with the CMS When you add and set up Wix Multilingual on your site, eligible CMS collections automatically appear in your Translation Manager. From there, you can translate each supported collection field that appears on your live site. You can choose to translate text manually, auto-translate specific text, or auto-translate all the supported text at once. If you create a new collection after installing Wix Multilingual, make sure to manually add the collection to your Translation Manager so you can translate it. You can add or remove collections from the Translation Manager at any time. Supported CMS collection field types: In Wix Multilingual, you can translate the following field types: Text , Rich Content , Rich Text , Image , and URL . Translation eligibility requirements for collections When you set up Wix Multilingual, eligible collection content is automatically added to the Translation Manager. After setting up Wix Multilingual, collections are not added automatically. However, you can add collections manually if they meet the requirements. It is not possible to translate the following CMS features: Sandbox: Sandbox collection content is not eligible for translation. If you've enabled Sandbox, only the live collection content of eligible collections can be translated. Dynamic page URLs: The URLs for other language versions of dynamic pages cannot be translated. Instead, the language code (e.g. FR, ES, DE) is added to the URL. For example, if the English URL for a dynamic item page is "mysite.com/cat/food", the French version's URL cannot be "mysite.com/chatte/nourriture". The French version's URL would be "mysite.com/fr/cat/food". Wix Blocks collections: Collections created in Wix Blocks are not eligible for translation. PII data: Personally Identifiable Information (PII) data is not eligible for translation. Collections automatically added to Translation Manager When you finish the Wix Multilingual setup, collections that match all the following conditions are automatically added to the Translation Manager: Your collections: Collections must be created by you or collaborators. Wix app and Wix form collections are not eligible. Not Enterprise shared collections: Shared collections in Enterprise accounts are not eligible for translation. At least one eligible field with content: Collections must have content in at least one of the following field types: Text , Rich Content , Rich Text , Image or URL . A maximum of 1,000 items: Collections can have up to 1,000 items. Collections are not eligible if they have more than 1,000 items. Have dynamic pages: Collections must have at least one corresponding dynamic page. Collections you can manually add to the Translation Manager After setting up Wix Multilingual, new collections you create do not automatically get added to the Translation Manager. You must manually add them to translate them. Collections must meet the following conditions to be eligible for the Translation Manager: Your collections: Collections must be created by you or collaborators. Wix app and Wix form collections are not eligible. Not Enterprise shared collections: Shared collections in Enterprise accounts are not eligible for translation. A maximum of 10,000 items: Collections can have up to 10,000 items. Collections are not eligible if they have more than 10,000 items. At least one eligible field: Collections must have at least one of the following field types: Text , Rich Content , Rich Text , Image , or URL . The fields do not need to have content in them to be eligible. Translating CMS collection content After installing Wix Multilingual, you can access the Translation Manager from your CMS collections where you can manually add or remove collections. Then, translate your entire site at once or translate one string of text at a time. To translate CMS content that appears on your live site: Go to CMS in your site's dashboard. Alternatively, you can click CMS in your editor. Click the relevant collection. Click More Actions at the top and select Manage translations . This opens the Translation Manager in Wix Multilingual. Click Add/remove collections under CMS on the left. Select the collection(s) you want to translate and click Save . Click the collection that you want to translate under CMS on the left. Auto-translate your entire site or each field individually: Auto-translate site Click Generate translations at the top and select Auto-translate Site . Learn more about auto-translating your entire site at once. Translate each field separately Click the relevant field under {Language} translation . Manually enter your translation for the text or click Auto-translate to have the text translated automatically. Learn more about auto-translating individual text . Click Done . Tip: Click the Restore Last Saved Translation icon to revert the translation to its last saved version. Repeat these steps to translate each field. Click Save and Publish at the top right to make the changes go live. FAQs Click below for answers to common questions about translating CMS collection content. What happens if I delete a collection that was translated? If you delete a translated collection, it no longer appears in the Translation Manager. As with deleting all CMS collections, any elements on your site that were linked to the collection content are no longer connected. Learn more about what happens when you delete a CMS collection . What if I add a new field to my collection that is eligible for translation? New eligible fields and their content are not automatically translated in Wix Multilingual. Make sure to go to the Translation Manager to translate new CMS content that appears on your site. What if I delete a field that was already translated? If you delete a field that was already translated, the field and its content are removed from the Translation Manager. Learn more about deleting CMS collection fields . If you need to restore a deleted field, you can restore your collection with CMS backups . However, restoring a collection does not restore the translations. You will need to retranslate the fields in the Translation Manager. Click here to view this request and vote for the ability to restore translations. Can I remove a collection from being translated? Yes. From the Translation Manager, you can remove collections by deselecting them. Removing collections from the Translation Manager also removes their translations. You can always re-add collections to be translated later. Can I translate single item collections? Absolutely. As long as the single item collection meets the requirements for being translatable, you can translate it. Does duplicating a collection automatically add it to the Translation Manager? No, duplicating a collection does not automatically add it to the Translation Manager. If you want to translate a duplicated collection, you need to manually add it to the Translation Manager. To manually add a duplicated collection to the Translation Manager: Go to CMS in your site's dashboard. Click the duplicated collection. Click More Actions at the top and select Manage translations . Go to the Translation Manager and select Add/remove collections to begin translating your collection's content. Tip : Remember to translate any new items or fields you add to the duplicated collection after it’s added to the Translation Manager. 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 Creating Coupons in Wix Hotels Important: This article refers to the original Wix Hotels app. If you are using the new Wix Hotels by HotelRunner, read this article . Learn how to check which version of Wix Hotels you are using . Treat your guests by offering discount coupons for your hotel. To create a coupon: Go to your dashboard. Click the Hotels tab. Click the Price Options tab. Click Coupons . Click Create New . Enter a name for your coupon in the Name your coupon field. Click the Set coupon type drop-down menu and select a type: Payment Discount: Amount based discount (e.g. $10) % Discount: Percentage based discount (e.g. 10%) Enter the discount amount or percentage. Click the Valid from field and select the start date of the coupon. Click the Valid to field and select the end date of the coupon. (Optional) Enter the coupon limit in the Limit number of coupons to field. Enter the code that you want your customers to use in the Coupon Code field. Click Save . This article is credited to the Wix team - https://support.wix.com/ and we thank them for that! Previous Next Need An AI Run Website? Contact Us Today! Submit