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# Show swatches on product but not collection

AWE lets you choose the display **per page** — a style for the product page and a separate one for the collection page. To show swatches on product pages only, set the **collection** display to **No show**. This works for both variant options and product groups.

## For variant options (Option styles)

1. In the AWE app, open **Option styles**.
2. On the option's row:

   * **Product page display** — keep a visible style (e.g. **Auto image swatch**).
   * **Collection page display** — choose **No show**.

   ![Option styles — Collection page display set to No show](/files/vtx0UUI44msc70qv16Rf)

## For product groups

1. Open **Product groups** and open the group (or set this while creating it).
2. Under **Choose option styles**:

   * **Style on product page** — keep a visible style.
   * **Style on Collection page** — choose **No show**, then **Save**.

   ![Product group — Style on Collection page set to No show](/files/sLtIKXR4ut0jQxeZPFgV)

Swatches now show on product pages and stay hidden on collection pages. It's set **per option / per group**, so you can mix — some on both, others on product pages only.

> New product groups start with the collection style at **No show** by default.


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