Save what should repeat
A project stores an editor setup; a collection profile stores repeatable batch settings. Keep referenced artwork and templates available. The collection documentation describes exact profile and manifest fields.
A collection repeats an approved setup across designs, templates and optional colors. Aim for a reviewed set of product images with traceable inputs. Validate one example before committing the whole set.
Follow along with actual files: download the example inputs, outputs and report.
Save artwork and approved templates. Check slots, fit, cropping and compatibility. Use clear product and view names so outputs remain identifiable.
Select designs, templates and supported colors. Three designs across two templates with one color choice produce six combinations. Artwork fills and template color targets are different controls.
Inspect a representative downloaded sample. Confirm placement and naming before starting the full job. Include difficult edges or small text when evaluating a new template.
Review completed, failed and stopped results. Download the archive and inspect its manifest. A partial archive does not mean every requested image succeeded.
Check final images against your storefront's requirements and upload through your existing workflow. Native Shopify and Etsy publishing is planned, not part of current collection export.
A project stores an editor setup; a collection profile stores repeatable batch settings. Keep referenced artwork and templates available. The collection documentation describes exact profile and manifest fields.
The archive contains presentation renders. Flat print artwork has separate size, bleed and resolution requirements. Export it through the print workflow when production files are needed.
Yes. Review the resulting job status, completed images and manifest after stopping instead of assuming every combination finished.
Review the workflow and requirements before creating your next output.