Rich Text clearly don’t take images. Please can someone take us in the right direction to add specific images for each product pages below the product descriptions? Preferably with the option to choose a specific image for each country (T&A app). It seems impossibe with metafields or too time consuming. Is there an app that can help us achieve this an easy way? We want to show specific features for each products so visitors know more about what they buy. We use the theme DAWN. Or shall we just use a completely different theme all together?Thank you. Our watch shop.
@w-time did you try by adding images to page description in the back end?
Thank you, we would want the flexibility not to use the product description for these images, product description needs to stay intact for sales channels.
Hi @w-time
There is no need to install any app or change the theme.
I think you are already using a product metafield of type Rich Text.
If you want to add images using metafields, then create a metafield of type Image (File). With this, you can add different images for each product.
If you want to show different images for different countries, then you have to create different metafields. For example:
- one image metafield for the US
- another for India, etc.
Since you are targeting different countries, I suppose Markets are already set up in your store. If not then you have to setup
Then, from the Shopify Customize editor on the product template, you can add a section and connect these metafields through Dynamic Sources.
You can see the option to choose Markets in the middle. From there, you can select different markets and connect there metafields from dynamic sources
For example:
- for the US market, select the US image metafield
- for India, select the India image metafield
- and so on
After that, you can add different images for each market from the product metafields, and different images will be visible in different locations/countries automatically.
Thanks
Rather workaround, but you may consider this solution for a very similar problem – How can I add tables in a Rich Text metafield for Variants? - #2 by tim_1
Thank you, we will definitely try this tutorial ![]()


