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# Set up your first swatches
From your product options to swatches on your store in a few clicks.
**📌 How does it work?**
The app finds every option your products use — like **Color** or **Size** — and lists it once in **Option styles**. You pick a style for each option, and every product with that option shows it on your store.
## 🛠️ Steps
### **Step 1: Enable the app embed**
If you haven't yet, turn the app on in your theme. See [Enable the app embed](/awe-color-swatches/getting-started/enable-app-embed.md).
### **Step 2: Pick a style for each option**
Go to **Option styles**. For each option, choose a **Product page display** and a **Collection page display**, then click **Save**.
→ *A good start: **Color** → **Auto image swatch** on both pages, **Size** → **Button** on the product page and **No show** on the collection page.*
See [Option styles](/awe-color-swatches/getting-started/option-styles.md) and [Swatch styles explained](/awe-color-swatches/getting-started/option-styles/swatch-styles.md).
### **Step 3: Add your own colors (optional)**
Picked **Custom swatch** or **Custom card**? Click the gear icon next to it to set a color, two colors or an image for each value. See [Custom colors & images](/awe-color-swatches/getting-started/option-styles/custom-colors-and-images.md).
### **Step 4: Fine-tune the look (optional)**
Go to **Design** to change shape, size, spacing and colors. See [Design](/awe-color-swatches/getting-started/design.md).
### **Step 5: Check your store**
Open a product page and a collection page on your store. The swatches replace the theme's own variant picker for the options you styled.
{% hint style="info" %}
Swatches look off in your theme? Click **Get quick fix!** on the Option styles page, or **I want customization** in the Setup guide — our team adjusts it for free.
{% endhint %}
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