> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://onwhatsapp.gitbook.io/quick-start/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://onwhatsapp.gitbook.io/quick-start/products.md).

# Products

Now that you've added Categories, this will show up in Products already. Get started by adding relevant products to the categories.

![Adding Products](/files/-MDAPNKSZh7fkxPN-xI8)

In this section, you can add / edit / delete products and Category names can be updated here too. The Up and Down arrows are to arrange your products the way you want to display your products.\
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\&#xNAN;*Categories can be moved up and down from the* [*Categories section*](/quick-start/categories.md) *of the dashboard.*

1. **Product Name:** Fill in your product name, for example, Iron Man Figurine
2. **Product Description:** Describe your product, keep it short and sweet
3. **Upload Image:** Upload image relevant to your product
4. **Price:** Enter the product price
5. **Active:** If you run out of this product, feel free to switch it off, it will then not show on your shop page.
6. **Delete:** Click this only if you want to delete the product!

Finally, hit **Save!** You're now ready to [Preview your onWhatsApp store!](/quick-start/preview.md)


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