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# Product recommendations

The "You may also like" grid under the product page. Products are chosen automatically by Shopify's recommendation engine, based on purchase history and product data — nothing to curate.

**Where to use it:** it ships on the product template, below the Product page section. You can remove it there or adjust it, but it only works on product pages.

## Settings

* **Heading** (default "You may also like").
* **Products to show** (2–6, default 4).

### Section style

* **Top padding** (default 24), **Bottom padding** (default 40), **Background color**, **Text color**.

## No blocks

The cards follow your global **Theme settings → Product cards** design (ratio, hover image, quick view, badges).

💡 **Pro tip:** recommendations get smarter as your store accumulates orders — on a brand-new store they lean on product type and tags, so fill in **product type** on every product (**Products → your product → Product organization**) to keep early recommendations sensible. Four products is the sweet spot: one row, no scroll, no decision fatigue.


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