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# What is Product Quick View?
**Product Quick View** is an app that allows customers to quickly browse product images **directly from the product list**, without needing to visit the product page. This simplifies navigation, speeds up product selection, and makes the shopping process more convenient
### How Does It Work?
* When hovering over a product image in the product list, additional photos appear as the customer moves the mouse left or right
* Shoppers can quickly assess the product's appearance without opening its page
* This shortens the path from selection to purchase and **boosts store conversion rates**
The **Product Quick View** app enhances the **user experience**, increases **customer loyalty**, and helps boost **sales** by making catalog navigation **faster and easier**
## **Quick Links**
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[What We Do?](/en/product-quickview/obzor/what-we-do.md)
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[Our Features](/en/product-quickview/obzor/our-features.md)
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## **Setup**
We’ve gathered useful guides to help you quickly and easily configure our product
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[How to Set Up Product Quickview?](/en/product-quickview/nastroika/how-to-set-up-product-quickview.md)
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