> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.impact.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.impact.com/partner/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/impactcom-mobile-app/mobile-app-creator-storefronts/add-collections-and-products-to-your-storefront-on-the-mobile-app.md).

# Add Collections & Products to Your Storefront on the Mobile App

## Organize your tabs

Tabs are the top-level sections that group your collections on the public storefront. In setup, select **Manage Tabs** to add, rename, reorder, hide, or delete a tab. Give each tab a name — you must add at least one tab with a name before you can save.

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{% hint style="success" icon="circle-info" %}
**Note:** A tab that contains collections can't be deleted — hide it instead. You can delete a tab only when it's empty; its collections stay available under All Collections.
{% endhint %}

## Create & manage collections

Collections let you group related products into curated sets your audience can browse on your storefront. An empty tab shows *No Collections* with the prompt "Create a collection and start adding products."

1. In setup, select **Add Collection**. A new collection stays private while you build it — you can make it public once it has a name and at least one product.
2. Add a name and, optionally, a description.
3. To add a cover, select **Upload Media** (an image or video) or **Add Social Post**.
   * To change an existing cover later, select **Edit** and choose new media or a social post.

{% hint style="success" icon="circle-info" %}
**Note:** To use a social post as a collection cover, first add that social account to your storefront from your [profile](/partner/what-would-you-like-to-learn-about/impactcom-mobile-app/mobile-app-creator-storefronts/set-up-and-manage-your-storefronts-on-the-mobile-app.md).
{% endhint %}

4. Select **Add Products,** then find products by browsing the categories, searching the catalog, or narrowing with **Filter**, **Sort**, **Brand**, and **Category**. Select each product you want — your choices appear under *Selected Products*, where you can remove any before adding — then select **Add Products (N)**.

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5. Reorder products by dragging. To remove a product from the collection, confirm when prompted.

Reorder collections within a tab by dragging. Each collection has **Edit, Share, Hide,** and **Delete** actions in setup, and saving one shows a *Collection Created* or *Collection Updated* confirmation. To change a collection's visibility, use **Show Collection** or **Hide Collection** — hidden collections show a *Hidden* badge and don't appear on your public storefront.

To share a single collection, select **Share** from the collection's actions to copy or send its **collection link**.

{% hint style="success" icon="circle-info" %}
**Note:** A collection needs a name and at least one product before you can make it public. Trying to show an empty collection displays *Cannot Show Collection*: "This collection is currently empty. You need to give it a name and add at least one product before you can make it public."
{% endhint %}


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