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The Radio option lets your customers pick one choice from a visible list — great for material, model, or any time you want all choices on view at once instead of hidden in a dropdown. Each choice can have an image and a price, and one default. To set up the Radio option, follow these

The Image Swatch option shows your choices as thumbnail images — perfect for design themes, fabric patterns, finish samples, or any product where customers pick by sight. Each thumbnail comes with its own label and price, and you can set one as the default. To set up the Image Swatch option, follow these steps: >>

The Date and Time option lets your customers pick a date, a time, or both — perfect for delivery scheduling, event bookings, appointment scheduling, or any time-sensitive customization. You can also restrict the date range and limit which days of the week are bookable. To set up the Date and Time option, follow these steps:

The Color Swatch option displays color choices as round colored circles — perfect for products where color matters, like apparel, candles, accessories, or anything with a visual color choice. You pick the colors with a built-in color picker, and you can configure it for single or multiple choice. To set up the Color Swatch option,

The File Attachment option lets your customers upload a file from their device — perfect for custom prints, logos, photos, design files, or any service where you need an image or document from the customer to fulfill the order. To set up the File Attachment option, follow these steps: >> Go to the MultiVariants dashboard,

The Checkbox option lets your customers pick multiple choices from a list — great for add-ons, accessories, services, or anything where the customer can select more than one. Every checked choice’s price is added to the total. To set up the Checkbox option, follow these steps: >> Go to the MultiVariants dashboard, open an existing

The Button Swatch option shows your choices as a row of pill-shaped buttons — clean and compact, perfect for size, model, finish, or any short labels you want clickable in a row. You can configure it for single or multiple choice. To set up the Button Swatch option, follow these steps: >> Go to the

The Dropdown option lets your customers pick one choice from a list — great for things like print method, finish, packaging style, or any single-choice selection. Each choice can have its own image and price, and one of them can be marked as the default. To set up the Dropdown option, follow these steps: >>

The Number option gives your customers a numeric input — perfect for things like the number of candles on a cake, weight in pounds, age, jersey number or any quantity-based add-on. You can set minimum and maximum values, and charge an optional add-on price. To set up the Number option, follow these steps: >> Go

The Text option lets your customers type a custom message — perfect for engravings, gift notes, monograms, or any free-form text. You can charge a flat add-on, or charge based on single word, per character, or for the entire text. To set up the Text option, follow these steps: >> Go to the MultiVariants dashboard,

Shopify allows only three options per product (like Size, Color, Material). MultiVariants’ Product Options breaks that limit, letting you add unlimited custom fields — text inputs, swatches, file uploads, date pickers, and more — to any product, with optional add-on pricing. To set up Product Options, follow these steps: >> Go to the MultiVariants dashboard,

Please follow the steps below to apply cart restrictions to your Shopify store using the Dawn theme: 1. Go to your Shopify Admin > Online Store > Themes. 2. Click the three dots on your current theme and select Edit Code. 3. In the code editor, open the main-cart-items.liquid file. (Note: The file name may

Here, you can apply a restriction so that customers can’t place a product in the cart if the order value exceeds the maximum limit. For example, if you set $60 as the maximum order value for your product, then that means whatever variants customers choose, the total shouldn’t exceed $60. To set this restriction, follow

Suppose you have shirts with 2 variants, where one is red in small sized, and another is blue in medium sized. Setting $50 as max per variant value means customers can’t choose more than a $50 valued shirt of that specific variant. In this case, they can’t choose more than $50 valued red shirts in

Suppose the price of each variant of your product is $5. You can set the minimum total value to $25. So, customers can choose any variants of the product, but the minimum total price shouldn’t be less than $25. To set this restriction, follow these steps: >> Go to the MultiVariants dashboard and click on

Suppose the price of each variant of your product is $5. You can set the minimum order value of that variant to $25 with this feature. So, customers have to order at least 5 quantities of that variant to meet the minimum requirement of $25. To set minimum order value per variant, follow these steps:

Suppose, you don’t want to let your customers purchase more than 12 items of a product. They can still choose different variants in any combination, but the total quantity must be 12 or less. You can set this type of restriction from this feature. To set the maximum order quantity on total combination, follow these

Let’s say, you want to limit how many of each variant customers can buy. For example, enter 6 in the “Max Per Variant” field. This means they can buy up to 6 of any variant, but no more. If they choose another variant, it will also have the same limit. No matter which variant they

Suppose, you want your customers to buy at least 12 of a product. They can pick different variants of the product. However the total must be 12 or more before they can check out. You can set this type of restriction from this feature. To set apply minimum order quantity on total combination, follow these

Suppose, you want customers to buy at least two of each variant, you can do that with this feature. If you want to set a minimum order quantity per variant, follow these steps. >> Go to the MultiVariants dashboard and click on the existing ruleset or create a new ruleset. >> fill up the necessary

MultiVariants’ Mix & Match feature allows you to sell products in a fixed quantity while giving customers the freedom to choose different variants within that limit. This is perfect for businesses that sell bundled products with multiple variations. Example: Let’s say you own a chocolate shop and sell gift boxes of 12 chocolates.

MultiVariants allows you to set quantity restrictions on products, ensuring customers can only purchase when your conditions are met. You can apply minimum or maximum order limits to individual variants or the total quantity across all variants. It will ensure that they meet your B2B or B2C order requirements. To set min/max order quantity

Min/Max Order Value lets you set custom order limits for your products, either per variant or across all variants combined.  For example, if each variant costs $5 and you set the minimum per variant to $25, customers must buy at least five of that variant to meet the minimum requirement of $25, while

The “Limit on Per Variant Option” feature in MultiVariants allows Shopify merchants to set quantity restrictions based on variant options such as color, size, or other attributes. This feature ensures that customers adhere to the minimum or maximum quantity limits for specific variants, helping merchants control inventory and sales more effectively. Example: Imagine

The Variant Restriction feature in MultiVariants allows you to limit the number of different variants a customer can select when purchasing a product. For example if you sell a t-shirt with 10 color variants, you can set a rule that requires customers to choose at least 3 different colors before they can place

Set up quantity increments for your products so customers can only buy in fixed intervals, like 3, 6, 9, or 12. This ensures bulk purchases follow your preferred quantity steps. To set an incremental quantity increase, follow the steps below: Go to the MultiVariants Dashboard and click “Create ruleset”. Fill up the necessary fields and

With MultiVariants’ Bundle Quantity feature, you can ensure that customers purchase products in predefined quantities, removing the option for them to enter custom amounts. Instead of a free-input quantity field, customers will see a dropdown with preset quantity options. Example Imagine you sell coffee pods in packs of 6, 12, or 24. Instead

Using the MultiVariants app, you can set restrictions/ limits on the overall cart of your store. The restrictions can be three different types As restrictions, you can apply minimum and maximum limits for your cart. Follow the process to apply cart restrictions on your store. – Navigate to the MultiVariants app.

If you face any issue with the quick view that the MultiVariants app is not showing. This can be fixed by adding some codes to your quick view template file. To fix the quick view add the below JS to the quick view template file. Replace [STORE] with your store URL before placing it. <!–

You can apply the MultiVariants app to multiple products or a group of products by using Tag, Type, or Vendor. This helps you to assign a restriction to a group of products. for example, you have 10 t-shirts in your Shopify tagged with “cloth”. Now using the tag “cloth” you can assign MultiVariants restriction to

You can apply MultiVariants to a single product. This will help you apply a specific type of ruleset on a single product. Here’s how you can apply it: >> Go to MultiVariants dashboard and click on the existing ruleset or create a new ruleset. >> On the “applies to” section in that ruleset, select “Specific

Shopify has introduced a new regulation that every app that works on the product page must work through the app block. Previously, this was done by script tag. But Shopify has decided to obsolete the Script tag system and introduce an app block. As this is a Shopify rule, every app must follow it. Thus,

We’re excited that you’re interested in using MultiVariants in your Shopify store! Installing MultiVariants is quick and hassle-free—no manual coding required. The app will automatically integrate with your store’s theme upon installation. Follow this step-by-step guide to install MultiVariants and start setting up your product restrictions.   Install MultiVariants Step 1: Go to the

After installing the app, on the dashboard you will see a rule set is created by default and it will be disabled. From here you can create your rulesets from this page. And all your created rulesets will be shown here. From here you can also achieve some more functionalities:

On the product page, MultiVariants displays different labels, information, and alert messages to let customers know what to do. For example, the number of stock, minimum/maximum order limit they need to choose, etcIf you don’t find these messages in your language or you may need to change some of them, you can easily do it

If you don’t find your language in the list or you want to make changes to the existing button labels, then this is where you can do that. MultiVariants comes with two action buttons, “Add to Cart” and “Checkout”. And one optional action button, “Add more”. If you want to change the title of these

You can change the MultiVariants UI language for the product page very easily. English is set as the default language. Aside from that, we have a few more ready-to-go languages for you. On the Translation page, you can change the titles and labels of different buttons, instructions, and alert messages. Here, you can also change

You can use your own custom icon for the out of stock badge. Simply upload the icon image in PNG format here. You can also upload different images for different available languages. >> Click on the language drop-down and select the language.>> Now upload the image that goes with language. Now if you change the

MultiVariants comes with the sticky add to cart (and other action buttons) feature. This feature will be helpful for those products that have many variants and the customer has to scroll down to find the “Add to cart” button. If you activate the “Sticky add to cart & footer” feature then the “Add to cart”

If you want the price of a product will be updated each time after selecting the variant or increasing the quantity then it can be done by using this feature. It will help the customers to see the total price. If you want to show the total price, follow the steps below: ➜ Navigate to

You can control how the product page will react by clicking the “add to cart” button. You will get three options: Redirect to the cart page, Reload the page and stay on the page, and reload the MultiVariants section. ➜ Go to ‘General Setting’ from MultiVariants Admin.➜ Scroll down to find “Action after add to

The MultiVariants app comes with different styles to display your variant options for your wholesale Shopify store. You can choose a style you want to show the product variant listing on the product page. You have 4 options to choose from – List, Select, Swatch, and Matrix/Grid view. If you select the list from the

1. Ruleset name: Here, you can set the name of your ruleset so that you can identify which product is using which ruleset. This ruleset name will show in your admin panel, but it will not be displayed on the frontend. 2. MultiVariant Title(store view): By using it, you can provide a name for the

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In the MultiVariants – Bulk order app, sometimes you see “Unlimited available” for your variants. This message is showing based on your Shopify variants settings. This happens in Two cases: If you want to show the available stock quantity for your product variants, you have to select/check only “Track Quantity” from your product variants.

Yes, if you are using the MultiVariants – Bulk Order app (Professional plan) with your Shopify store, you can configure your products with a minimum order quantity (Ex:144) and increase the quantity in a multiple of a set amount (Ex: 48). So, while customers choosing their product (variants) quantity, first it will set the minimum

If you are using the MultiVariants – Bulk Order app (Professional plan) for minimum/maximum quantity, number of variant restrictions, bundle quantity (dropdown), or incremental increases quantity with your Shopify store, you may need to apply the same restrictions on the cart page to restrict customers placing order within your required conditions. To apply the restrictions

Sorry, our app doesn’t handle product pricing or discounts at this time. But you can use a 3rd party quantity/volume discount app from the Shopify app store that works on the cart page like Volume discount by hulkapp. So, it will not display the volume discount or discounted price in the variant pricing, but when

Yes, the MultiVariants – Bulk Order app works with PageFly page builder. To work MultiVariants into your PageFly page builder, it will need a simple code insert into your page builder product page template file. Here is the help video: This is the code you need to insert into the PageFly page build as a