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# Product Size Charts

### Overview

To make it more convenient for customers to choose the size of their products, store owners can add size charts by using **Product Size Charts** module.

### 1. Customers

In Detail Page, Customers can see the **Size Chart** by click to **Size Guide** button.

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### 2. Admin

Login to your backend page, then go to <mark style="color:red;">`BLUESKYTECHCO > Product Size Charts`</mark>. Click to **Add New** to add a Size Chart

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* In the **Name** field: Specify the name of **Size Chart**.
* In the **Type** field: Select the type of **Size Chart**.
* In the **Category** field: Add the category to **Size Chart**.

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* Click to **Edit with Page Builder** to customize your size chart content.

After create a new **Size Chart**, you need to add it to products. Go to `CATALOG > Products`, choose the product you want to add size chart to, scroll to **Product Size Guide** and choose the **Size Chart**

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Click **Save** to save the config.

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