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# Targeting products and collections

Decide which products a button appears on using the three targeting modes (all products, specific products, specific product image) and optional collection or tag filters.


Targeting controls which products a button appears on, and which image of each product it sits on. The modes and UI are the same as for other shop-wide elements (badges, product sets, collages). You configure targeting from the **Placement** tab of the button form.

## The three targeting modes

### Specific products

The button appears only on a hand-picked list of products.

What you do:

1. Choose **Specific products** in the Target products card.
2. Use the product picker to select the products.
3. Drag products in the list to reorder them.

### Specific product image

The button appears only on one exact image of one product.

What you do:

1. Choose **Specific product image**.
2. Pick the product.
3. Pick the image.

### All products

The button appears on every product in your catalog by default, with optional filters.

What you do:

1. Choose **All products**.
2. (Optional) Add filters:
   - **Products in specific collections.**
   - **Products with tags.**
   - **Products without tags.**

The collection and tag filters are plan-gated under `embedders_advanced_targeting`.

## Image placement

- **Specific image positions** — one or more positions in the gallery.
- **All images** — every image in the gallery.
- **Hide** — do not show in the gallery. Useful with app block placement.
- **By alt text** — show on images whose alt text matches a substring.

## Tips

- For a "view size guide" button, target **Specific product image** and pick the sizing image on each relevant product.
- For a global chat or contact button, use **All products** plus the Hide option, then place a Button app block in your theme.
- Use **Display priority** in the Advanced tab when more than one button targets the same image.