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# Shop or Categories Customizer

This section will allow you to **customize swatches on collection page.** You can set the swatch size to **small, medium, large** or **custom size**. You can also set the **picture size** to **Thumbnail, medium** or **large.**

Moreso, you can **check** the boxes to activate two functions:

* **Show variant label:** 
* **Limit the number of swatches/buttons:** This is a good way to avoid your shop or category pages from getting jampacked with the swatch options and button functions, so it allows you to define the **Number of swatches** and **Number of buttons.** \
  \
  You can also select the radio button to define the **Action of the plus button** that would appear on the shop or category page:\
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  \- Do nothing\
  \- Link to product page\
  \- Show the rest of the swatches

![A GIF image showing the settings for shop or category customizer for YaySwatches.](/files/PPMQOI3fgzt4IQc8Bk2f)


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