Products

Creating a Product with the Wizard

2 min readUpdated 2026-07-25

Creating a Product with the Wizard

The product wizard walks you through building a new product one step at a time, validating each step before you move on. It adapts to the type of product you choose, so you only fill in what's relevant.

Step 1 — Product Type

Start by choosing how customers will buy the product:

  • Standard — sold as-is, no decoration. Fastest setup, no print areas needed. Ideal for retail items and accessories.
  • Customizable — customers design it themselves in the Design Studio. You define the printable areas; artwork is captured per order.
  • Pre-Designed — you design it, customers buy it ready-made. You can start from an existing product or from scratch.
You must choose a type to continue.

Step 2 — Details

Enter the core information:

  • Name (required) and description.
  • Sell price — must be greater than zero.
  • Category, brand, and sourcing/cost details.
  • Step 3 — Variants

    Define the colors and sizes you offer. Pre-designed products need at least one color, since the design is rendered onto each color's product photo.

    Step 4 — Images

    Upload product photos per color and view. For any product that carries artwork (customizable or pre-designed), each color needs a front photo — it's the Design Studio's canvas underlay and the base for mockups.

    Step 5 — Print Areas

    For customizable and pre-designed products, define where artwork can be placed on each view (front, back, sides). Standard products skip this step.

    Step 6 — Review

    Confirm everything, then create the product. You can jump back to any visited step to make changes before finishing.

    Tips

    • Pick the type first — it determines which steps appear.
    • You can move backward freely; moving forward requires the current step to pass validation.
    • Complete the images step carefully; missing front photos block artwork-bearing products.

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