> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://en-ascent.webvista.studio/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://en-ascent.webvista.studio/pages/main-product/variant-images-group.md). # Variant Images Group Preview for hiding other variant images: {% embed url="" %} By adding the `alt` attribute to product images and grouping them by variant, you can achieve the effect of displaying only the image set for the currently selected variant. The specific steps are as follows:

### Add the `alt` attribute to product images. In the product editing page, select the images you want to group and add an `alt` attribute value, such as `###Purple`.\ Images with the same `alt` value (prefixed with `###`) will be grouped together. {% hint style="warning" %} The `alt` attribute value must be prefixed with `###` to enable the grouping functionality. {% endhint %}

### Set variant images. In the variant settings, assign a main image to each variant. All images in the same group as the main image will be displayed when that variant is selected.

### Enable the "Hide Other Variant Images" setting. In the theme editor, go to the product settings and enable the "Hide Other Variant Images" option. Once enabled, only the current variant's image group will be displayed, while other images will be hidden.

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