Quick View settings

Go to WooCommerce → Quick View. The screen is only available to users who can manage WooCommerce (shop managers and administrators). Click Save Changes after editing.

Quick view button#

Setting	What it does	Default	Recommended
Button text	The label printed on the button in your listings. Plain text only; HTML is stripped. If you leave it empty, the default is used.	Quick view	Keep it short so it fits next to the add to cart button on narrow product cards. “Quick view”, “Preview” and “Quick look” all work well.
Button position	Whether the button is printed before or after the add to cart button.	After the add to cart button	After keeps the add to cart button in the position shoppers expect. Choose Before if your theme styles the first button in a card more prominently and you want quick view to stand out.

The button is added wherever WooCommerce prints the loop add to cart button: shop, category and tag pages, related products, the products shortcodes and the Product Collection block. There is no per-page switch; developers can hide the button for specific products with the ankpqv_show_button filter described in the Developer reference.

Modal content#

The Show in the modal group is a list of checkboxes. The product name is always shown; everything else can be switched off. All elements are on by default.

Element	What the shopper sees	Tip
Image gallery with thumbnails	The featured image, plus a row of thumbnail buttons when the product has gallery images. The image follows the chosen variation.	Switch off only if your product images are not useful at a glance, for example for services.
Star rating	The average star rating and review count, as on the product page.	Only appears when reviews and ratings are enabled in WooCommerce → Settings → Products and the product has reviews.
Price	The price, including sale prices and variable price ranges, formatted by WooCommerce.	Leave on.
Short description	The product’s short description. Nothing is shown for products without one.	Keep short descriptions to two or three sentences so the modal stays compact.
Add to cart form (simple, variable, grouped and external products)	WooCommerce’s own add to cart form for the product type.	Switch off if you want the modal to work as a preview only and send shoppers to the product page to buy.
SKU, categories and tags	The product meta block from the product page.	Switch off if you do not use SKUs or do not want tags visible to shoppers.
“View full details” link	A link to the full product page at the bottom of the modal.	Leave on so shoppers can always reach the full description, reviews and additional information.