Create a 404 page
What is Shopify 404 page?
The 404 page displays when a customer tries to visit a link to your site that doesn't exist, such as a product page for a product that you deleted from your store.

How to create a 404 page in Foxify
Select how you want to start
Start from template → Choose from professional, ready-made layouts. Learn more: Templates
Build from scratch → Start with a blank canvas and customize every detail.
Publish a 404 page
Once you finish designing:
Click Publish to push your new 404 template live.
Publishing will replace your current theme's content in Shopify.

You need to enable Foxify Theme Helper in your Theme App embeds so Foxify can work with your Shopify theme.
⭐ Want to publish your page to a draft theme instead of live?
Unpublish Foxify 404 template
Inside the page editor, hit Unpublish in the top-right corner, and the theme's original 404 template will be restored.

Best practices ✅
Keep your message clear and helpful: Use friendly language that reassures customers — instead of a cold “Page Not Found,” try something like “Oops! We couldn’t find that page — but here’s where you can go next.”
Optimize for mobile devices: Always preview your page on mobile screens in Foxify. Most visitors may access your store on their phones, so ensure the page looks clean and loads quickly.
FAQs
Why do I see a 404 error on my store?
Common causes include:
Broken or outdated links: The link may have been mistyped or no longer valid.
Deleted pages or products: If a product or page is removed, its URL will lead to a 404 page.
URL structure changes: Modifying your store’s URL format can invalidate old links.
App or theme conflicts: Custom themes or third-party apps might interfere with URL handling.
Can I customize my 404 page using Foxify?
Yes! With Foxify, you can fully customize the design and content of your 404 page. You can:
Add images, buttons, or text block.
Match the design to your brand's look and feel.
Add navigation links, product grids, or collections to guide customers back to your main store.
Learn more:
How can I prevent 404 errors in the future?
Regularly check your store for broken links.
Update navigation menus after deleting or renaming products or collections.
Use URL redirects or any removed pages. Learn more
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