Buttons to Amazon, Flipkart and other websites

How it works

Add a button to a product

The link decides the button

A button in a marketplace’s name and colour always opens that marketplace. If you choose Flipkart but paste a link from somewhere else, the product is not saved and the row tells you: paste the product’s Flipkart link, or choose Other website. This keeps your customers safe — a button never says one website and opens another.

For the same reason a few links are not accepted. The row tells you why as you type:

• A short link (bit.ly and the like) — it hides where it leads. Open it once, then copy the full link from the address bar and paste that. A marketplace’s own short links, like amzn.in or fkrt.it, are fine.
• An address that only looks like a marketplace’s — for example one with a zero in place of the letter o.
• A link that passes through a marketplace to another website. Paste the product’s own link.
• A link that downloads a file. A button can only open a web page.
• Words that name a marketplace the link is not on — another website cannot be called “Amazon”, and a button cannot say “Order on Flipkart” over a link from somewhere else.

Choose how the buttons look

Open Products, tap More, then Buttons to other websites. (The product’s own tool has a link to it too: How the buttons look.) One look is used on every product page.

• Pick a look — twelve ready-made looks: brand colours, clean outline, soft tint, midnight, glow ring, your own shop colour, quiet buttons that blend in, logo tiles, small chips, simple links, a price list, and side by side.
• Adjust it — one below another or two side by side, soft, pill or square corners, three sizes, a thin box or a light tint around the buttons, the logo tile and the arrow on or off.
• Words — the line above the buttons (“Also available on”), a sentence under it, and how each button starts: Buy on, Order on, Shop on, Available on, Get it on, View on, or only the name.
• Movement — a shine, a soft pulse, a glow ring or an arrow nudge, and whether the buttons rise in when the customer scrolls to them. Customers who asked their phone for less motion see none.
• Your own logos — each button carries the website’s name, colour and mark. Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho, Myntra, Snapdeal, JioMart, Swiggy, Zomato, magicpin, bigbasket, Netmeds, IndiaMART, Reliance Digital, OLX, Walmart, eBay, Etsy, Instagram, Facebook, Google Play and the App Store show their symbol; a website whose logo is only its name (Blinkit, Zepto, Nykaa, AJIO and others) shows its first letter in its own colour, because a whole name is too small to read on a button. If you have a marketplace’s logo or badge from your seller account, add it here and every button for that website uses it.
• A banner — one picture above or below the buttons, with a link if you want.

The preview at the side shows your own product’s buttons on a phone or a computer, on a light or a dark page. Nothing changes for customers until you press Save.

Marketplace names and logos

Amazon, Flipkart and every other marketplace own their names and logos. The symbols on the buttons are our own small drawings of them, so customers can spot each website quickly — they are not files the marketplaces gave us. When you add a button, you are the one telling customers that the product is sold on that website.

• Add a button only for a product you really sell on that website.
• Follow that website’s rules for its name and logo. Many give their sellers an official badge — you can put it under Your own logos.
• You use the names and logos on your website at your own risk. We are not responsible for how your website uses them.
• To show the buttons without any logo, switch off Logo tile on each button under Adjust it.

Show your stores on other websites

The buttons above are about one product. Your stores on other websites, on the same page, is about your whole shop: your Amazon storefront, your Flipkart seller page, your Instagram shop. Add each store’s link and they show together under the line Find us on, just above the bottom part of your page.

• How they look — small chips, logo tiles, or full buttons.
• Where they show — on your home page, or on every page. They never show on the checkout, cart, account, track order or search pages, so nothing pulls a customer away while they are paying.
• Line above them — change the words, or leave it blank for no line.

The links pass the same check as a product’s, and Save at the top saves them with the rest of the page. Switching the product buttons off does not hide your stores; to remove them, delete the store rows and save.

Add links to many products at once

On the same page, Add links to many products at once saves you opening each product. Write one line for each link: the product, a comma, then the link. Name the product by its item code (SKU), its exact name or its page address. For a website that is not a marketplace, add its name at the end. You can also paste two columns copied from a sheet.

1. Paste your lines and tap Check these lines. Nothing is saved yet — you see how many links will be added, which are already there, and which lines need fixing, each with the reason.
2. Tap Add links. The lines that passed are added; the buttons a product already has are kept.
3. The lines that need fixing stay in the box, so you correct only those and check again.

Every link passes the same check as on a product, and a product shows at most eight buttons. If two products have the same name, use the item code or the page address so the right one gets the link. One check reads up to 500 lines; if you paste more, the lines after the first 500 stay in the box after you add, ready for the next check. A product your supplier lists on your website keeps the supplier’s details, so a line naming it is not added.

See how many customers tapped

The same page shows Taps in the last 30 days for each website. Your own taps and your team’s are left out.

Common questions