Widgets
A widget is the visualization experience embedded on your product pages. Each store can have multiple widgets with different configurations.
- Open your store in the Selektable dashboard
- Click Add Widget
- Choose a widget type and configure the options below
- Copy the widget ID from the embed instructions
Configuration options
Appearance
The widget automatically detects fonts from your page. You only need to set fonts explicitly if you want the widget to use different fonts than your site.
Generation
Features
Integrations
Multi-Product mode
When enabled, customers can select multiple products to visualize together. This is useful for showing how items complement each other. For example, a sofa with a matching coffee table and rug.
Configure the maximum number of products (2-5) in the widget settings.
Font detection
The embed script automatically detects your site’s heading and body fonts by inspecting the computed styles of <h1> and <body> elements. These are sent to the widget iframe so the UI matches your site’s typography.
To override this, set explicit fonts in the widget configuration.
Custom style guidance
Custom style guidance lets you fine-tune how the AI generates visualizations for your widget. This is a free-text field (up to 500 characters) that gives the AI additional context about your products, brand aesthetic, or specific rendering instructions.
You can set this in the dashboard under your widget’s Generation settings.
When to use it
Style guidance is most useful when:
- Your products have a specific aesthetic that the AI should maintain (e.g., bridal, luxury, minimalist)
- You need the AI to handle product images in a particular way (e.g., keep the person in the photo, preserve specific lighting)
- Your product category benefits from extra context (e.g., “these are outdoor furniture items” or “these are children’s clothing”)
Writing effective guidance
Be specific and descriptive. Tell the AI what to preserve, what style to aim for, and any constraints.
Think of the guidance as a brief creative direction. You’re telling the AI how you’d describe the ideal output to a designer.
Example: bridal store (Virtual Try-On)
Example: modern furniture store (Room Visualizer)
Example: outdoor garden decor
Example: children’s room decor
Tips for best results
- Be specific about what to preserve: especially for Virtual Try-On, tell the AI to keep the person’s appearance exactly as-is
- Describe the lighting and mood: “soft bridal lighting” or “bright natural daylight” helps the AI match your brand
- Mention what to avoid: “never replace the person with a mannequin” prevents common issues
- Keep it concise: the field has a 500-character limit, so focus on the most impactful instructions
- Test and iterate: try different guidance text and compare the generation results to find what works best for your products
Custom style guidance affects all generations for that widget. If you sell different product categories that need different guidance, consider creating separate widgets for each category.
Preloading
For faster widget opening, you can preload the iframe before the user clicks:
This is especially useful on product pages where you expect high engagement with the widget.