The Repeat element control renders a container's contents once for every item in a Shopify list — the foundation for product grids, image galleries, and cart line items. You design one "tile" and Instant clones it for each item.
Add a repeater
Select a container that sits inside connected Shopify content (or a cart layout).
Open the Repeat element section in the Design panel.
Click +, then choose an option under Repeat on.
If the section shows no options, the element isn't in a context that can repeat — nest it inside a connected container first. To remove a repeater, click the − control on the section header.
Repeat on options
The list depends on the connected context:
Collection products — products in the connected collection
Product images / Product media — the connected product's gallery
Related products / Complementary products — Shopify recommendations
Cart items / Cart discounts — the cart's lines and discounts (cart layouts)
Filter options — values of a collection filter
Payment methods — the store's payment icons
Related, complementary, and payment-method items shown on the canvas are illustrative; the real items appear on your storefront once published.
Limit and offset
Most repeat types expose a Limit (how many items to render) and an Offset (how many to skip from the start):
Collection products allow up to 50 items and default to 5.
Related and Complementary products allow up to 10 and default to 10.
Other list types default to 10 with no hard cap.
Use offset to skip items already featured elsewhere on the page. Cart items, filter options, and a few list types render every item and don't expose these controls.
Design the repeated item
Everything inside the repeating container renders once per item. Build a single tile — image, title, price, button — and bind its Content and images to sources relative to the repeater, not the page root. To keep a tile reusable, convert it to a component and place an instance inside the repeater.