These settings control how the Lemon Squeezy checkout and its emails look. They work with both overlay and redirect mode.
| Setting | What It Does | Default |
|---|---|---|
| Dark Mode Checkout | Switches the checkout to a dark theme | Off |
| Show Store Logo | Displays your store logo on the checkout page | On |
| Show Product Image | Displays the product image during checkout | On |
| Image for Several Products | When one order holds different products, shows your Lemon Squeezy store logo or one of your Lemon Squeezy product images instead of the main product’s image | Main product’s image |
| Product for Several Products | When one order holds different products, sells it as your own Lemon Squeezy product (named “Order”, see below) at the order total, so Lemon Squeezy’s email, order page and invoice show that product | One of the order’s products |
| Checkout Language | Forces the checkout to one language. Auto follows the buyer’s browser | Auto |
All of them are in WooCommerce → Settings → Payments → Lemon Squeezy → Manage.
Lemon Squeezy’s checkout only shows images kept on Lemon Squeezy’s own servers. An image from your own site would leave an empty space, so “Image for Several Products” offers your store logo and your product images from Lemon Squeezy. After you change them in Lemon Squeezy, click “Refresh from Lemon Squeezy”. If Lemon Squeezy ever refuses a checkout because of an image, the plugin asks again without it, so an image never stops a payment.
Lemon Squeezy sells one product per payment, so an order with several items reaches it as one payment at the order total. The receipt email Lemon Squeezy sends lists every item with its quantity and price, then any discount, shipping, fees and tax (since version 2.4.2). An order of one item keeps the plain note, “Thank you for your purchase!”. When the order holds different products, the receipt’s button reads “View your order” and opens the order in your shop, where every file downloads (since 2.5.0).
Without a product of your own, Lemon Squeezy’s email, order page and invoice name the order’s main product, at the price of all of them. “Product for Several Products” (since 2.5.0) sells these orders as your own product instead:
From then on an order of different products is sold as “Order”: Lemon Squeezy’s email, order page and invoice show “Order” with your logo at the order total, and the receipt lists every item. Different variations of one product count as different products; two lines of the same product count as one. A subscription is always sold as itself. If Lemon Squeezy ever refuses the checkout with your product, the order is sold on its main product, so a payment never stops. Lemon Squeezy’s invoice has one line per payment, “Order” at the total, so the full list of items is in the receipt and in the WooCommerce order.
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