---
title: "Conditional visibility"
description: "Show or hide elements based on conditions."
---

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You can control whether an element appears by adding a condition to it. A conditional element is only visible to users who meet the specified criteria.

:::important
If you show or hide an element using the **Show** or **Hide** [action](onboarding-actions), the action overrides the **Visibility** condition set on that element.

Use **Visibility** conditions for elements that should always appear or hide based on a fixed criterion. Use actions when visibility should change based on a user's interaction — for example, showing a button after a user answers a quiz question.
:::

To add a condition to an element:

1. Select the element in the canvas or layer panel.
2. In the **Visibility** section of the right panel, select **Conditional**.

3. Set up the condition by choosing a property type from one of three tabs:
   - **Custom**: Variables you create and manage; their values can be updated via user interactions. See [Variables](onboarding-variables) for details.
   - **Products**: Properties of the products in your flow, such as price or name.
   - **Elements**: States of other elements in the flow, such as whether a trial toggle is active.
4. Enter the **Value** to match.
5. Click the operator to change it if needed.
6. (Optional) Click **Add condition** to add more conditions. Use the selector to require all conditions to match, or any one of them.