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# How to hide add-on products from Shopify search?
**First create a metafield definition for hiding the products:**
Please go to settings.
Go to settings
Click custom data -> products
Custom data
Here only **Namespace and key** is the critical for us. **Name** and **description** could be anything to define the action to us.
Name: Hide Products From Shopify Search
Namespace and key: seo.hidden
Description: Hide active products from Shopify Search
{% hint style="warning" %}
Please ensure that namespace and key is the exactly same with above.
{% endhint %}
Then click Select Type and choose Integer and save it.
Metafield definition
**Now apply this metafield to our add-on product:**
Please go to products -> scroll down to see Metafields section and write 1 in there and click the save button.
After completing these steps, add-on product should be hidden when it is searched on your Shopify store.
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