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# Create products

#### Step 1: Navigate to the Products Section

* Log in to your Wandace account.
* Go to **Product Catalog** in the main menu.
* Click on **Products**.

#### Step 2: Create a New Product

* Click on the **Create Product** button.
* Fill in the product details, that are required, all others are optional:
  * **Name:** Enter the product name.
  * **SKU:** Assign a unique Stock Keeping Unit.
  * **Description:** Provide or let **AI** generate a short description of the product.
  * **Price:** Set the price of the product.
  * **Sale price:** If applicable, enter the discounted price of the product.
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You will also see two important check options:
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* **This product has variants**:\
  Enable this if your product comes in different versions (e.g., size, color, portion, etc.). You will be able to configure these variants later inside the product editor.
* **Show in Pop-Up store**:\
  Enable this option if you want the product to be visible in your Pop-Up store.\
  If unchecked, the product will remain in your catalog but will not appear online. This is useful for draft products, seasonal items, or products that are temporarily unavailable.
```

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#### Step 3: Assign created Brand, Categories and Attributes

* Select the **Brand** for your product.
* Select the relevant **Category** for your product.
* Choose any **Attributes** that apply (color, size, etc.).

#### Step 4: Add Product Images

* Upload high-quality images of your product.
* Ensure that the images are clear and showcase the product from different angles.

#### Step 5: Save the Product

* Review all the details.
* Click **Save** to add the product to your inventory.


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