Offers a list of options in a grouped format, where customers can select only one option by clicking on a circular button.

Example:

Option Settings

• Option name: Give your Radio buttons option a unique name to easily identify it within your app.
• Option label: Add a label for your option that is visible to your customers.
• Required field: Make the Radio buttons mandatory, ensuring users select an option value before adding the item to cart.
• Hidden option label: Hide the option label if you wish to keep the interface cleaner or prefer it not to be visible to users.
• Option values:

  • Label: Add the name of the option value visible to your customers.

  • Price (Pro): Set an extra price for each of your option values (if any).

  • Add-on Product (Pro): You can set an extra price for your option values independently or assign an option value to an existing related product/ product variant in your store. The option value's label and add-on price will be updated based on the assigned product/ product variant’s name and price. Refer to a specific guide on how to set up product add-ons here.

  • Bulk add: Save time by adding option value labels in bulk. Click the Bulk Add button, enter your option values (one option value label per line), and click the Add Value button to automatically add your value labels.

    

• Default value: **Select a default selected option value on the product page.

• Price (Pro): If you add extra prices for your option values, choose to display them on the option value or the option label or both.

• Column width: Adjust the width of the Radio buttons if you want, choose from 25-33-50-66-75-100%.

• Change product image/thumbnail on product selection (Beta version): Set corresponding product images for each option value. When an option value is selected, the product image will change accordingly. Refer to this guide for setup.

• Help text: Provide additional instructions or information that users may need while selecting an option value.

• Info: Create an informative tooltip that appears when users hover over a small icon, providing more context or assistance.

• Condition logic options: Implement conditional rules that control when the Radio buttons should appear based on user selections or other conditions. This makes the app more dynamic and tailored to individual users. It’s worth noting that if the Radio buttons is the first option in your option set, setting conditional logics for it won't be possible.

  To set up the condition logic for your Radio Buttons, follow this guide.