How to add a size chart to your Wix store
Shoppers who can’t find their size either guess or leave. A size chart on the product page answers the question before they have to ask. On Wix Stores you can add one without any app, and for many stores that is enough. Here are three ways, starting with the simplest.
1. Use an info section (no app)
Wix Stores lets you add info sections to a product — blocks such as care instructions or a size chart. A section can hold text or a table; on newer stores it can also hold images.
- In your site’s dashboard, go to Store Products (your Products list) and open a product.
- Click + Add an Info Section. On newer stores a window opens with your existing sections: choose Create New Info Section there. Give the section a title such as “Size chart”.
- Add the sizes as a table (one row per size, one column per measurement), or as text, for example
S – Chest 88–92 cm, Length 68 cm. - Save the product.
To use the same section on many products, select the products in the Products list (or use Filter to pick a category), choose More Actions → Add info sections, pick your section, and click Add to Products. If you edit the section later, the change applies to every product that uses it.
Good for: a few products that share one simple chart. Watch out for: the chart shows one unit, so shoppers who think in inches have to convert centimetres themselves (or the other way round); wide tables can be hard to read on phones; and each different chart is another section to keep up to date.
2. Add the chart as a product image
Make the chart as an image (in a spreadsheet or design tool) and add it as the last image of the product.
Good for: keeping the exact look of a chart your supplier already gives you. Watch out for: shoppers have to scroll through the gallery to find it; small text is hard to read on phones; screen readers can’t read the numbers unless you write them out; and every change means making a new image for every product that uses it.
3. Use a size chart app
If you sell many products with different fits, an app saves the repeated work. Look for:
- Where charts show: can you pick products by category or brand, so new products get the right chart automatically?
- Units: can shoppers switch between cm and inches on the page?
- Phones: does the table stay readable on a small screen?
- Languages: if your site has more than one language, can the chart be translated?
- Editing: can you paste a table from a spreadsheet, or import a CSV?
Our app: Fairsize
We make Fairsize: Size Chart & Guide for Wix Stores. You start from a template (tops, bottoms, dresses, shoes and more), choose where each chart shows — by product, category or brand — and shoppers can switch between cm and inches with one tap. Chart text can be translated for each language on your site, and charts can be imported and exported as CSV. A free plan is available.
Tips for any size chart
- Say how to measure (for example, “chest: measure around the fullest part”).
- Say whether the numbers are body or garment measurements.
- Keep the same column order across products so returning shoppers can read it quickly.
- Check the chart on your phone before you publish.
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