How can I select product variants using swatches in Webflow and display the corresponding image for each variant?

To select product variants using swatches in Webflow and display the corresponding image for each variant, you will need to follow a few steps:

1. Create your product variants: In your Webflow e-commerce collection, set up your product variants. Each variant should have a unique option (e.g., color, size) and an associated image to display.

2. Set up swatches: Create the swatches for each variant option. There are a couple of ways you can implement swatches:

a. Using a select field: Create a select field for each variant option and populate the options with the available variants. You can style the select field using custom code or a third-party form customization tool.

b. Using custom HTML and CSS: Design your own swatch buttons using custom HTML and CSS. Each swatch button should have a data attribute containing the variant option value.

3. Add interactions: Set up interactions to handle the selection of swatches and reflect the chosen variant.

a. Trigger: On click or hover of a swatch button.
b. Action: Update the current variant option selected.
c. Target: Update the product image.

4. Create a product template page: Create a product template page in Webflow where the product details and variant swatches will be displayed.

5. Design the product page: Place the product image element on the page, and assign a dynamic image source to it. This way, you can update the image dynamically based on the variant selected.

6. Link the swatches to the interactions: Assign the interactions to the swatch buttons. When a swatch button is clicked, it triggers the interaction, updating the current variant option and dynamically changing the product image.

7. Update the image source dynamically: Within the interaction, you'll need to set the image source dynamically based on the selected variant. Use conditional visibility or custom code to update the product image source based on the variant selected.

By following these steps, you can allow users to select product variants using swatches and display the corresponding image for each variant in Webflow. Remember to set up the necessary interactions, assign them to the swatches, and update the product image dynamically.