Documents
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How Real-Time Product Previews Increase WooCommerce Conversions
See how real-time product previews reduce cart abandonment and returns, and how to set them up in Smart Product Designer.
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How to Add a Design Template to a WooCommerce Product
Once you have created a design template, assign it to a product so customers can use it. That’s it. The product is now set up for personalization. Customers will see a Design button on the product page. Also see:
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How to Add Fonts and Upload Custom Brand Fonts for Customers in WooCommerce
Fonts decide which typefaces customers can use when they add text to their design. You can pick fonts from the built-in list or upload your own brand fonts, and optionally charge extra for premium fonts. Add a font from the list Or upload your own font Save the font That’s it. The font now appears […]
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How to Charge Extra for Cliparts and Shapes in WooCommerce
You can charge customers an extra fee each time they place a clipart or shape on their design. The fee is added to the product price automatically. For cliparts: For shapes: That’s it. The fee is added to the product price each time a customer places that element on their design.
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How to Create a Product Design Template with Multiple Design Areas in WooCommerce
A design template is the canvas customers design on. It holds the product mockup image and the design areas (sides) customers can personalize, such as the Front, Back, and Sleeve of a T-shirt. You create a template once and reuse it across multiple products. Create the design template Add design areas (sides) Each side is […]
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How to Organize Cliparts and Shapes into Categories in WooCommerce
Categories group cliparts and shapes into labelled sections in the designer, making it easier for customers to browse and find what they need. For cliparts: For shapes:
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How to Set the Design Canvas Size and Element Size Limits in Smart Product Designer
Canvas settings control the size and display options of the design area for a template. That’s it. Note: Canvas dimensions are in pixels. To match a physical print size, multiply the inches by your print DPI (e.g. 12″ at 300 DPI = 3600px).
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How to Set Up a Print-on-Demand Store and Start Selling Fast
Start a print-on-demand WooCommerce store with no inventory. Pick your products, let customers design them, set your pricing, and get every order ready to print.
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How to Set Up Dynamic Pricing for Print-on-Demand Products
Smart Product Designer includes a built-in dynamic pricing engine, letting you charge customers based on what they add to their design. The more they customize, the more they pay. Prices update automatically, so there are no surprises at checkout. This doc explains how to configure dynamic pricing for your custom products. How Dynamic Pricing Works […]
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Smart Product Designer
Smart Product Designer allows your customers to design and personalize products before they buy. Upload images, add text, insert shapes and cliparts, generate QR codes and see exactly what they’re getting. Setup and Configuration This plugin works out of the box with no setup needed. Getting Started Navigate to the Smart Product Designer page (WordPress […]