Set up Quinn in less than 10 minutes.

The video library is the one place every video lives. Drag files into the drop zone or click Add files — MP4, MOV and WebM are accepted, up to 120 seconds each. If your content is already on social, switch to the Instagram or TikTok tab and import by link instead of downloading and re-uploading.

Tick the rights confirmation at the bottom, then hit Save. Each upload is compressed with our AI encoder before it ever reaches a shopper, so a heavy 4K file will not cost you page speed.

A video without products is just a video. Tagging is what turns it into a storefront that sells: the products you attach become the tappable buttons a shopper uses to add to cart or check out without leaving the clip.

Choose Attach products on a card, search your catalogue or filter it, tick everything featured in that video, and add. You can attach more than one product — useful for a styled look or a bundle — and reorder them so the hero product sits first.

A video page is a playlist plus a placement: the videos you want shown, in the order you want them, on the pages you choose. Start by picking a widget style — this is how the playlist looks on your storefront.

• Carousel — a scrollable row of video tiles, the default for product and home pages.
• Stories — tappable circles that open full screen, just like Instagram stories.
• Floating — a small bubble that follows the shopper as they scroll.

Then scroll down, tick the videos you want in the playlist, and Save. One page can hold several widgets, so a product page can carry a carousel and a floating bubble at the same time.

Placement is the difference between a widget that converts and one nobody sees. You can target:

• Homepage, or on all pages across the whole store.
• All product pages — every product, automatically, including ones you add later.
• One or more product pages — pick specific products, which is how you pin a product's own video to its own page.
• All collection pages, or specific collections.
• Other pages — blogs, articles and custom pages.

Playlists are meant to keep growing. Open a video page, choose the widget tab you want to change — carousel, story or floating — then Add videos to playlist, tick the new clips, and save.

Once they are in, the card grid is where you curate: drag a card to reorder, use the eye button to hide a video without deleting it, and the bin to remove it from the playlist. Prefer not to curate by hand? AI Optimise reorders the playlist automatically so your best performing videos play first.

The last piece is telling your theme where the widget sits. In the theme customiser, open the page you targeted, choose Add block in the section you want, and pick the Quinn block — it appears under your apps. Drag it up or down until it sits where you want it, and Save.

The block panel on the right carries the layout controls: background colour, and margin and padding for desktop and mobile separately, each written as top right bottom left. This is a theme app block, so nothing is written into your theme code and removing it is a single click.

Every widget type has its own set of designs, with separate desktop and mobile previews and the tile dimensions written under each one. Browse the tabs — carousel, story, floating, overlay — and see which layout suits the density of your page.

Customise opens a design for editing; Use this design switches to it. The design marked In use is what customers see right now. Want something specific that is not in the list? Request a design and we will build it for you.

Settings are grouped by widget type — carousel, floating, overlay, stories — plus a general tab. The ones worth setting on day one:

• Show on — desktop, mobile, or both, per widget type.
• Show only first product price and only first variant price — keeps the tile clean when a video carries several products or variants.
• Mute audio by default — worth leaving on, since Safari mutes autoplaying video regardless.
• Story swipe direction — horizontal or vertical, depending on what your shoppers expect.
• Show selected variant image in overlay — swaps the product image to match the variant a shopper picks.
• Floating widget shape and offsets — circle or rectangle, with pixel offsets from the side and bottom, and a live preview so you can see it before saving.