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Swatchify is a minimal, lightweight, and fast plugin that converts standard WooCommerce variation dropdowns into beautiful and user-friendly text swatches. This enhances the user experience of your WooCommerce store, allowing customers to easily select product variations.
Features: 
* Converts variation dropdowns to clickable text swatches. 
* Works seamlessly with standard WooCommerce products. 
* Minimalist and lightweight coding for optimal performance. 
* Choose between Square, Rounded, or Circle swatches via a simple settings panel.
<h3>How to Use</h3>
Using Swatchify is completely automatic. It applies to your existing WooCommerce variable products out of the box:
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<li>Create a Variable Product in WooCommerce (Products -> Add New -> Product Data: Variable product).</li>
<li>Under the “Attributes” tab, add your attributes (e.g., Size, Color) and make sure “Used for variations” is checked.</li>
<li>Under the “Variations” tab, generate your variations and assign prices to them.</li>
<li>Publish the product and view it on the front end. The native WooCommerce dropdowns will automatically be converted to beautifully styled, clickable swatches!</li>
<li>To change the shape of the swatches, navigate to Settings -> Swatchify Settings in your WordPress dashboard and choose between Square, Rounded, or Circle shapes.</li>
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Swatchify – Variation Swatches for WooCommerce

A minimal and lightweight plugin to convert WooCommerce variation dropdowns into beautiful text swatches.

Doug Stewart

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