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# Product recommendations

A "You may also like" grid on product pages, powered by Shopify's recommendation engine — related products are picked automatically based on sales data and product similarity, and load in after the page renders. Cards follow your **Theme settings → Product cards** styling.

👉 **Customize → page selector → Products → Default product → Add section → Product recommendations**.

## Settings

* **Heading** (default "You may also like").
* **Products to show** (2–6, default 4) — also sets the number of desktop columns.

If Shopify has no recommendations for a product (very new stores), the section renders nothing — no empty box.

## Pro tip

💡 The product page's side rail already shows related products from the same collection, so this section is optional. It earns its place on stores where cross-collection discovery matters — the engine will happily suggest a jewelry piece under a jacket if buyers actually pair them.


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