# Featured Collection: How to Show Individual Variants in the Product Grid

The "Show individual variants" setting allows you to display each product variant as a separate item in the collection grid, rather than just showing the default product.

### How It Works

When enabled:

* Each variant of a product will appear as its own card in the grid
* If a variant has its own image assigned, that image will be displayed
* If a variant doesn't have a specific image, the product's default image will be used
* The variant title will appear above the product title

### Use Cases

This setting is particularly useful for:

* Products with visually distinct variants (e.g., different colors, patterns, styles)
* Collections where you want to showcase the full range of options available
* Fashion/apparel collections where seeing each color variant is important
* Products where variants have unique images assigned to them

### Example

For a t-shirt product with 3 color variants:

* Without this setting: Shows one grid card with the default t-shirt image
* With this setting: Shows three separate grid cards, one for each color variant

### Notes

* Only variants that are available for purchase will be displayed
* The number of items shown in the grid will multiply based on the number of variants
* Consider adjusting the "Products to show" setting when using this feature to avoid showing too many items

### Best Practices

* Use this setting when variants have distinct visual differences
* Ensure variant images are assigned in your product settings for best results


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