---
title: "init(_:prefersPromotionalIcon:icon:)"
framework: storekit
role: symbol
role_heading: Initializer
path: "storekit/productview/init(_:preferspromotionalicon:icon:)"
---

# init(_:prefersPromotionalIcon:icon:)

Creates a view to merchandise an individual product using a custom icon.

## Declaration

```swift
nonisolated init(_ product: Product, prefersPromotionalIcon: Bool = false, @ViewBuilder icon: () -> Icon) where PlaceholderIcon == EmptyView
```

## Parameters

- `product`: The product to merchandise.
- `prefersPromotionalIcon`: A Boolean value that indicates whether to use the promotional image from the App Store, if it’s available. If this value is true and a promotional image for the product is available, the view displays it instead of the view you provide in the icon parameter.
- `icon`: A closure that returns the image to use for decorating the in-app purchase product.

## Discussion

Discussion If prefersPromotionalIcon is true and the product has a promotional image, the view displays the promotional image instead of the view you provide in icon. The following example shows how to create a product view using a custom icon: ProductView(product) {     Image(systemName: "star.fill")         .foregroundStyle(.yellow) } tip: To gain more control over the image that decorates this view, use the init(_:icon:) initializer. It receives a ProductIconPhase, which enables you to supply an image for each phase of the image-loading process.

## See Also

### Creating product views with preloaded products

- [init(_:prefersPromotionalIcon:)](storekit/productview/init(_:preferspromotionalicon:).md)
- [init(_:icon:)](storekit/productview/init(_:icon:).md)