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# Conditional objects in the Image Editor

### What's new?

You can now use conditional objects in the Image Editor to automate your design process.

Conditional objects are like "mini-rules" for your images, allowing you to show or hide specific objects like badges, logos, or price tags based on your product data.

{% hint style="info" %}

#### Example use case: Show a Sale badge

Imagine you have 100 products but only 50 of them are currently on sale with a 20% discount. You want to highlight these sale products by adding a "Sale" badge to their images.

* **Before conditional objects:** You would have to build two separate templates: one with the badge and one without. Then you would need to manually set up image rules to assign those templates to the correct products. This is time-consuming and leaves you open to mapping errors.
* **With conditional objects:** You can add the badge to a single template. Then you add a condition so that the badge appears only if a product’s status is `On_Sale`.
  {% endhint %}

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<summary>Benefits of conditional objects</summary>

* **Logic-based layers**: Set "IF/THEN" conditions directly on individual objects in your product image designs. For example, you can set a "Free Shipping" icon to appear only if your shipping cost is 0.
* **Automatic visibility**: Choose to show objects only under specific conditions or hide them when they are no longer relevant (e.g. removing a "New arrival" badge after 30 days).
* **Scalability**: Manage thousands of products using one master design. Whether you have 100 items or 100,000, your images update automatically based on your feed.
* **Fewer templates required:** You can create one template for all products and use the conditional objects to have different versions of the template show based on the conditions set.
* **Time-saving:** No need for duplicate templates. By using logic-based objects you reduce the time spent on manual design and rule creation.
* **Better ad quality:** You can deliver a personalized ad experience: show specific brand logos, "Low Stock" warnings, or "New Arrival" banners only when they are relevant, ensuring your ads are always accurate and high-converting.
* **Fewer errors:** Eliminating the need for multiple templates means fewer errors. Your product data drives the design, ensuring the right information reaches the right customer.

</details>

Learn more about [using conditional objects](/manage-improve-product-data/creatives-create-and-edit-images/create-an-image-template/how-to-use-conditional-objects-in-the-image-editor.md).<br>


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