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Trust Badges
A row of icons with short text labels showing guarantees, certifications, or value propositions. Place these near decision points to build buyer confidence.
What it looks like
Here's the trust badges section alongside its settings in the theme editor. The left panel shows the settings you'll see in Customize, and the right shows the result on your storefront.
Storefront preview

Image sizes
A custom badge icon is requested at 128px wide and displayed in a 48×48px circle. Use a square, transparent file; the circle is filled with an accent tint behind it.
Settings
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Color scheme | Picks which set of colors to use for this section |
| Heading | An optional title above the badges |
| Columns | How many badges show per row — 3, 4, or 5 |
| Icon size | Icons render at a fixed size inside the badge chip |
Blocks
Badge
Each badge is a block:
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Icon | Pick from a set of built-in icons (shipping, lock, clock, etc.) |
| Custom icon (overrides above) | Use your own image instead of a built-in icon |
| Heading | The badge title (e.g., "Free Shipping") |
| Text | A short supporting line (e.g., "On orders over $50") |
You can add up to 5 badges.
A fresh trust-badges section arrives with four placeholder badges — Shipping, Payment, Returns and Support — each paired with its icon and a line telling you what belongs there. They are prompts, not claims: the theme will not advertise a shipping threshold, a returns window or support hours on your behalf. Replace every heading and line with the terms you actually offer before you publish.
When it isn't showing
Each badge is a block. A section with no badge blocks renders nothing.
A badge with no icon chosen and no custom icon uploaded shows its text alone.
Tips
- Place trust badges near the buy button on product pages or just below the hero section on your homepage. They're most effective close to decision points.
- Keep text short — aim for 3–5 words per badge. "Free Shipping Over $50" beats a full sentence every time.