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# How to Set Up Product Quickview?

**Enable the Feature**

Select the **"Enable"** status. To adjust the number of images and customize the preview indicator design in the product list, go to the relevant section and choose your preferred settings

**Access the Settings Page**\
After installing the **"Product Quickview"** app, navigate to the [settings page](https://my.ecwid.com/cp/#app:name=product-quickview-ks). Scroll down to the "Main Settings" section. The app settings are divided into two sections:

* **Instant Site**
* **Storefront** 

![Fig. 1. Main Settings](/files/CgP7XHmwT1uR4zrXjbdK)

To customize the appearance of the menu button and subcategory list on Instant Site, navigate to this section and click the "Customize" button (Fig. 2)

![Fig. 2](/files/1eRYgYTmLEkOBMQv45oQ)

To customize the appearance of the menu button and subcategory list on the Storefront, go to this section and click "Customize" (Fig. 3)

![Fig 3](/files/TeCDZlGyAGcaqM21ENjt)

By default, the menu button design and category list on the Storefront look the same as on Instant Site (Fig. 4)

![Fig. 4](/files/gvkyNjsFXvoDFHXftzeR)

If you want the menu button and category list to have a different appearance, enable "Custom Settings" (Fig. 5)

![Fig. 5](/files/QI73NRN8bp4IPeHkELDn)

And enter your preferred parameters.


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