How to add Meta Tags and Custom Scripts

You can add custom scripts, meta tags, and other code to your store through the Store Settings. This is useful for adding analytics tracking, advertising code, verification tags, and custom CSS.

Where to Find It

Go to your store admin area and select Settings > Store Settings from the left menu. You will find two code fields:

Header Scripts and Meta Tags. Code added here appears in the <head> section of every page on your store. This is where most scripts and meta tags should go.
Footer Scripts. Code added here appears just before the closing </body> tag. Some scripts perform better when loaded in the footer.

Common Uses

Google Analytics / GA4

Paste your Google Analytics tracking code into the Header Scripts field. This lets you track visitors, page views, and behaviour on your store.

Google Search Console Verification

Google may ask you to add a meta tag to verify ownership of your site. Paste the meta tag they give you into the Header Scripts field.

Google Adsense

After opening an Adsense account, paste the Adsense code into the Header Scripts field.

🔗 How to add Google Adsense to your store

Facebook Pixel

If you are running Facebook ads, paste your Facebook Pixel code into the Header Scripts field to track conversions and build retargeting audiences.

Custom CSS

You can add custom CSS wrapped in <style> tags to change the appearance of your store.

🔗 Can I add custom CSS to my store?

ads.txt

If you use Google Adsense or other ad networks, you may need to add ads.txt content. There is a separate field for this on the same settings page.

How to Add Code

Go to Settings > Store Settings in your store dashboard
Scroll down to the Header Scripts and Meta Tags field (or Footer Scripts)
Paste your code into the field
Click Save
Clear your store cache to make the changes live

🔗 How to clear your store cache

Be careful when adding code to these fields. Incorrect scripts can break your store layout or slow down page loading. If something goes wrong, remove the code you added, save, and clear your cache.

Tips

Don't add the same script twice. If you have already added Google Analytics in one place, don't add it again. Duplicate tracking scripts can cause inaccurate data.
Test after adding. After adding any code, visit your store and check that everything still looks and works correctly.
Keep a backup. Copy the contents of your script fields to a text file before making changes, so you can easily restore them.