# Testing Product Properties

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Testing product images or prices with URL testing is an advanced use case, as these elements can appear in multiple places across your site. These tests might require additional steps to be taken to set up correctly. 

If you would like a member of our support team to walk you through the process of building this type of test, consider upgrading to our [**Pro plan**](https://www.shoplift.ai/pricing) for dedicated support.
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### How can I test product images and prices?

To test product images, prices, and other properties with URL tests, you can duplicate a product in Shopify, edit the properties of the duplicate product to create a variant, and launch a URL test to send some visitors to the original product and redirect other visitors to the variant product. 

**When testing duplicate products, make sure:**

* Original products and their duplicates share the same SKU (which should prevent any fulfillment issues)
* All sales channels, besides Online Store, are disabled for the duplicate product. You can utilise Shopify's inbuilt "Unlisted" product status. This will remove this duplicate from All collections, Store Search and Search Engines. 
* Reviews and other product properties are duplicated correctly

**When testing duplicate products with subscriptions, make sure:**

* You do not delete any duplicate products without understanding how your subscription platform handles subscriptions of deleted items

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For specific guides on setting up price tests with duplicate products, read [Guide: Price Tests with Duplicate Products](https://docs.shoplift.ai/learn/guides/price-tests-with-duplicate-products).
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