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How to Customize the Collection Page Badge Design

This article will guide you through editing the design, text, and style of the coupon badge on your collection pages.

📌 Before you begin: Make sure you’ve already set up your coupons to display on collection pages. If not, follow this guide first → How to Show Coupons on Collection Pages.

1. Create or Edit a Coupon

Go to your Klip Dashboard.
Either create a new coupon or click on the coupon name to edit an existing one.

2. Navigate to the Coupon Design Section

Scroll down to the Coupon Design section in the coupon settings.

3. Enable the Collection Page Setting

Switch on Show coupon label on collection page.
This allows your coupon badge to appear on your collection pages and enables the customization options for editing its design, text, and style.

4. Adjust the Badge Appearance

Change the shape of the badge.
Set the background color to fit your theme.

5. Customize the Badge Text

In the Badge Text field, you can decide what text will appear inside the badge. You can also use shortcodes to display dynamic coupon details.

Available Shortcodes:

amount → The discount value applied by the coupon (e.g. “20%” or “$10”).
coupon-name → The actual name of the coupon (e.g. “SAVE15”).
discounted-price → The new product price after the discount has been applied (e.g. “$39.99”).
amount-saved → The total savings a customer gets from the coupon (e.g. “You save $10”).

👉 Example: Save :amount on :coupon-name → “Save 15% on SAVE15”

You can also adjust the font size and text styles (bold, italic, etc.) to match your store branding.

6. Change the Label Background Color

Use the Background Color setting to choose the color for your label.
This allows your label to stand out and match your store’s design.

7. Customize the Label Text

Enter the Label Text to appear alongside your coupon badge. You can also use shortcodes as needed.

Available Shortcodes:

amount → Displays the discount value.
coupon-name → Shows the coupon name.
discounted-price → Displays the price after discount.
amount-saved → Shows how much customers save.

👉 Example: Now only :discounted-price! → “Now only $39.99!”

You can also adjust the font size and text style for the label text.

8. Save the Coupon Settings

Click Save to apply the changes.
Your coupon design will now be saved.

9. Verify the Coupon on the Collection Page

Navigate to your store’s Collection Page.
Check that the coupon badge appears next to each product where it applies.

✅ Your coupon badge is now active on your collection pages, reflecting the design, text, and style settings you applied.

If you haven’t set up coupons yet, check out this guide first: How to Show Coupons on Collection Pages.

💡 Additional Tips to Make Your Collection Page Pop

Use bold, contrasting colors for your badge and label to make discounts stand out.

Keep text short and punchy — e.g., “Save 15%” instead of a long sentence.

Experiment with badge shapes (circle, rectangle, etc.) to match your store’s style.

Updated on: 03/09/2025

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