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# Shop Player

A shoppable player with product banners that link to product detail pages, so viewers can buy the products they see in your short-form videos right away. Supports vertical videos only.

{% hint style="warning" %} <mark style="color:red;">**Keep in mind**</mark>

* <mark style="color:red;">**The Shop Player supports vertical videos only.**</mark>
* <mark style="color:red;">**Horizontal videos are also shown in a vertical frame.**</mark>
  {% endhint %}

## Step 1. Player settings

1. Go to \[Sidebar] > \[Shop Player tab] > \[Player Settings] and turn the toggles on or off to apply the settings you want.
2. After you change the Shop Player settings, click **\[Save and Update]** to save them.

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{% hint style="info" %}
**Recommended settings**

* I want the video to start as soon as the page opens, without anyone clicking play **→ Autoplay on**
* I want the video to keep playing after it ends **→ Loop on**
  {% endhint %}

## Step 2. Add product banners <a href="#shop-prodbanner" id="shop-prodbanner"></a>

1. In \[Add Banners], enter the product detail page URL, thumbnail image URL, product name, and price of the product you want to link to the Shop Player.
2. Click **\[Add Shoppable Banner]**.
3. Click **\[Save and Update]** to save the product banner.
4. Click the link icon at the top of the sidebar.
5. Copy the link or code and use it.

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{% hint style="warning" %}
Where can I use a Shop Player link?

* Add it to your Instagram profile link to take visitors to the Shop Player, along with related products and your online store.
* When you promote a sale or a special campaign, show customers the video together with its related products!
  {% endhint %}


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