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# Add website - Shopify
On the add website screen, select **Shopify**
On the next AIKTP screen, you need to fill in 2 pieces of information: Store URL and API Token
Return to the Shopify management area
The Store Name field is the name of your store. Note to select only the item as shown, no need to select the full path
Next, to get the App Token, go back to the Shopify admin page. Click the Apps menu
A popup appears. In the popup select
Click the "**Develop Apps**"
Select "**Create App**"
In the popup, enter the App Name and choose Create App
After the app is created, click the "Config Admin API scopes" button
In the search box type "content" then check the permissions as shown
Then click "Save"
Then click "**Install App**"
A popup appears, click **Install**
Then click to copy the API Token
Paste this API item into the add website field of AIKTP as shown
Then click the "Verify" button for the system to confirm and then click "Save" to finish.
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