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# How to use the Popup Configuration?

**Popup Configuration** allows you to add a **clickable link with an image** next to your custom field. This helps customers better understand what is expected (e.g. design examples, instructions, size guides, font size etc.).

#### Follow these steps to set **Popup Configuration**

1. Go to your **field settings**
2. Open the **Format** section
3. Navigate to **Advanced Settings**
4. Click on **Popup Configuration**
5. Enable the popup option
6. Add your content:
   * **Link text** (e.g. *“See example”*, *“View sample”*)
   * **Image** (to show inside the popup)
7. Save your changes

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#### How it works on the product page

* A clickable link will appear next to the custom field
* When customers click the link, a popup will open
* The popup will display your image and help guide the customer

{% hint style="info" %}
Check our [demo store](https://minimateapps.myshopify.com/products/custom-educational-dry-erase-board-text-box) for an example:
{% endhint %}

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#### When should I use Popup Configuration?

This feature is useful when you want to:

* Show **example designs**
* Provide **upload guidelines**
* Explain **format or size requirements**
* Reduce incorrect submissions from customers


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