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# Attributes
Attribute assets.
## What are Attributes?
Often, different product groups assigned to the same category have nuanced differences. **Attributes** help solve this problem by describing these differences once the category defines a product group. For example, a category titled "pants," which involves products of different materials and age ranges, would be assigned the attributes of denim and youth sizes.
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## Why use Attributes?
Attributes primarily provide filtering options to users on your website when searching for products. When viewing a category page or browsing search results, users will see any attributes showing products grouped by type, allowing them to select these to narrow their results. For example, a site user searching for "casual pants" might see material filters for denim, polyester, and cotton.
Effectively utilizing attributes will enhance your customers' shopping experience, allowing them to find what they are looking for and, as a result, increase sales.
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## Create Attributes
Then, to **add** attributes:
1. **Select** the desired group.
2. **Choose ****More Options > New Attribute**.
3. **Enter** a title.
4. **Press** Return.
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## Assign Attributes
Select the attributes and click add selected to assign them to a category.
Attributes help focus on differences when comparing product groups, but they should still apply to all products within the assigned product group. For example, a product group for Levi's Jeans would feature the attribute of **Material > Demin**.
To **assign** an attribute to a category:
1. **Select** a category in the Categories tab.
2. **Click** the Attributes Window button.
3. **Select** the attributes you want to add.
4. **Click** add selected.
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### Unassign Attributes
To **unassign** an attribute from a category:
1. **Select** a category in the Categories tab**.**
2. **Select** an attribute.
3. **Press** Delete.
## Delete Attributes
To **delete** an attribute:
1. **Select** an attribute.
2. **Choose** **More Options > Delete attribute**.
3. **Click** OK to confirm.
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## Video Tutorial
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Learn how to create attributes in Tuplo Studio to better define products within a category.
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