> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.digably.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.digably.io/products/how-to-create-a-product.md). # How To Create A Product Digably • Jul 20, 2023 13 steps • 1 minute read {% embed url="" %} This guide will show you How To Create A Product in Digably. *** #### 1. Click "Products" Click "Products" in the left side menu.

#### 2. Click "Products" in the top menu Click "Products" in the top menu.

#### 3. Click "Add Product" Click the "Add Product" button in the top right of your screen.

#### 4. Add a name to your product Type a name for your product in the box labeled "Name".

#### 5. Add a description for your product If you like, you can add a description for your product in the box labelled "Description". This step is optional. Descriptions show up beside your product in the checkout form. Keep in mind that shorter descriptions typically look better on forms, and you can always describe your product in more detail on the webpage.

#### 6. Add a picture for your product To add a picture for your product, click the "+" icon in the box labeled "Product Pictures".

#### 7. Select a picture Drop a file into the dialog box, or click "browse" to search your computer for the picture you want to add.

#### 8. Set your product pricing To configure pricing, click the "+" icon in the top right of the "Pricing" box.

#### 9. Configure Pricing Configure your pricing.

#### 10. Click "Save" Click "Save" to save your pricing configuration.

#### 11. Save your product Finally, click "Save" in the top right of your screen to save your newly created product.

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