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# Add a New Product

One of the first things you are going to want to do on your free online store is to add a product to your free online store. Freewebstore allows you to upload as many products as you wish so don't hold back.

### How Do I Add a New Product?

To add a new product:

1. Login to your Freewebstore Control Panel.
2. Go to the **Manage > Products > Add a Product** section located in your Control Panel and a new window will appear.
3. Enter the Product Name.
4. Enter a price for your new product.
5. Create or add a product to a category.
6. Add a relevant image for your product.
7. Add a product description to tell your potential customers about the product you are selling. 

{% hint style="info" %}
A product description should be **1000+ Characters**, or however long is necessary to address the main features of the product and a brief overview of its benefits to the consumer.
{% endhint %}


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