Publishing a gallery to a page
July 20, 2026
The quickest way to get a gallery onto your storefront is to publish it to a Shopify page directly from Robin PRO. You pick a page, choose whether the gallery goes above or below the page's content, and the app does the rest. No code, nothing to paste.
Publish it
Open your gallery, go to the Publish tab and stay on the Page sub-tab. You'll see a table of your store's pages:
| Column | What it tells you |
|---|---|
| Title | The page's name in Shopify |
| Page visibility | Visible if the page is live on your storefront, Hidden if not |
| Gallery | Added if this gallery is already on that page |
| Location | Where the gallery goes, After or Before |
Find the page you want, set Location, and click Publish. You'll get a confirmation and the Gallery column flips to Added.
After puts the gallery below the page's existing content. Before puts it above. After is the default, and it's usually what you want, since visitors read your intro text first and then hit the photos.
Use the eye icon at the end of the row to open the page on your storefront and check the result.
Change your mind
To move a gallery from below the content to above it, just change Location and hit Publish again. Robin PRO replaces the existing placement rather than adding a second copy, so you can republish as often as you like.
To take the gallery off a page entirely, click Remove next to the Added badge.
Start from a new page
If you don't have a page for the gallery yet, click New page. Robin PRO pre-fills the title with the gallery's name, which you can change, and creates the page in Shopify for you. It then shows up in the table like any other, ready to publish to.
Note that a brand new page starts out Hidden. Publish the page from your Shopify admin when you're ready for visitors to see it.
When this isn't enough
Publishing to a page covers a lot of ground, but it has two limits:
- It only works with Shopify pages, not products, collections, or blog posts.
- The gallery goes above or below your content, never in the middle of it.
When you need something else, like a gallery halfway through a blog post, under a product description, or in a collection description, use the gallery's embed code instead. See Publishing galleries with embed code.
There's also a Robin PRO Image Gallery section in your theme editor if you'd rather add galleries there.
Troubleshooting
You just published and the page looks unchanged. Shopify sometimes serves a cached copy of the page for a few seconds after an update. Wait a moment and reload before assuming anything went wrong.
The gallery isn't showing on the storefront. Check the Page visibility column. A Hidden page isn't live yet, no matter what's on it, so publish the page itself in your Shopify admin.
Nothing appears on a page that's Visible and marked Added. Make sure Robin PRO is enabled on your dashboard. Disabling the app hides every gallery on your store, and Shopify can take up to a minute to catch up once you re-enable it.
You get an upgrade message instead of your photos. The free plan covers up to 12 images. Upgrading lifts the limit.
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