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# How to install and config Product badges

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Reminder**:** Make sure you meet [the requirements](/before-you-install/plugin-requirements.md) of the plugin.
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* You can download the Product Badges plugin here
* After that you need to add your Application Password to the auth setting of the plugin 
  * You can create Application Password by go to Users -> Admin -> Add New Application Password to generate a new Application Password (If you already have one you can use it instead)
  * If you doesn't see this option. Please download this [plugin](https://wordpress.org/plugins/application-passwords-enable/#:~:text=Search%20for%20“Application%20Passwords%20Enable,New%20in%20your%20WordPress%20admin.) and redo the step above 
  * After you have your Application Password, you can go to the Magic Badges's auth setting on your side bar 

![](/files/UOO3cWLgQjVavLfJB89L)

*   After that you can fill these fields 
  * Your username (1)
  * Your application password (2)

![](/files/JT2UCAcGwLXuxT6DHYKl)

* You can upgrade to the pro version of the plugin by click on the upgrade plan and paste you purcahse code in (you can find your purchase code [here](https://help.market.envato.com/hc/en-us/articles/202822600-Where-Is-My-Purchase-Code-))
* Click on ''Save Change'' button and you are ready to go.


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