Setup guides, screenshots, demos, and FAQs to help you get the most out of Byvano on your eCommerce store.
Get shoppable videos live on your Shopify store in 6 simple steps.
Install Byvano from the Shopify App Store. Approve the required permissions to connect your store.
Link Instagram and YouTube to import Reels and Shorts. TikTok can be connected from the app where available.
Select which videos to import from your connected accounts, or upload videos directly to Byvano.
Use the visual editor to tag your Shopify products onto each video. Set timing, position, and product links.
Choose from carousel, grid, stories, or floating widget layouts. Customize colors and behavior to match your brand.
Add the Byvano widget to your theme via the Shopify theme editor. Your shoppable videos go live instantly.
A closer look at the Byvano Shopify app interface. Click any image to enlarge.
Watch a full walkthrough of Byvano in action -- from setup to live storefront.
See how the Byvano widget looks and feels on a real Shopify storefront.
Common questions about setting up and using Byvano with Shopify.
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Read how it works, then look at the demo store for your platform. The whole setup is under ten minutes, so there is little value in planning it extensively before trying it.
Import eight to twelve videos that already earned watch time on social — not everything, just your proven creative — and tag them to your best-selling products. Publish a carousel on those product pages. That is enough to generate readable data within a few weeks.
Read the attribution rather than the engagement metrics. Views tell you what got watched; attributed revenue tells you what sold, and they are frequently different videos. Import more of whatever the revenue column favours and retire the clips that earned views and no carts.
The comparison pages carry verified pricing for nine platforms, including the cases where a competitor is the better choice.
Social rewards novelty. A product page rewards evidence. Clips that show the product in use at realistic scale, answer a sizing or fit question, or demonstrate something photography cannot convey — texture, motion, sound, speed — outperform trend-driven creative on a storefront, often by a wide margin. Your support inbox is the best content brief you have.
Product pages first, because intent is highest and the data is easiest to read. Collection pages are the most underused placement — a shopper comparing twelve similar thumbnails has no way to differentiate, and video breaks the tie. Home page carousels are for brand impression rather than conversion.
Conversion is the obvious metric and return rate is the underrated one. Video that sets accurate expectations about fit and scale shows up in returns before it shows up anywhere else, and for apparel and footwear that second effect is frequently worth more than the conversion lift.