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# Choose products and collections

Selvette controls image try-on, 360° video, and Live AR independently.

## Store-wide availability

For image try-on and 360° video, choose:

* **All products** — every eligible product follows the feature default; or
* **Selected products** — only products you explicitly enable show the feature.

New accounts start with image try-on and 360° video available on all products. Live AR starts with selected-product availability and no enabled product, which keeps it off.

## Product overrides in Studio

1. Choose the store from the sidebar if your account has several stores.
2. Open **Widget → Products**.
3. Find the feature card.
4. Select **Select products** for a connected Shopify catalog, or **Add by ref** for a custom site.
5. Use the product control:
   * **Default** — follow the store-wide setting;
   * **On** — explicitly enable the product; or
   * **Off** — explicitly disable the product.

Product-row changes save immediately. The Effective column tells you the storefront result and why.

## Collections in the Shopify App

The Shopify App also lets you select collections for image try-on, video, and Live AR. A selected collection can enable a feature for its products. An explicit product-level **Off** remains the stronger choice.

## Feature relationships

* 360° video appears only where image try-on is also available.
* Enabling a product as Live AR makeup suppresses image try-on and 360° video for that product.
* Live AR still needs at least one authored shade before its button appears.

See [Enable a makeup product and author shades](/live-ar-makeup/author-shades.md).


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