gift cards, and a tab for every category
you can now sell gift cards from your web store, and your store can show one tab per category.
Gift cards
- sell gift cards from your web store. switch them on under Gift cards, pick your amounts, and allow a custom amount if you like
- shoppers buy one for themselves or send it to someone with a short message. the code arrives by email from your shop
- customers enter the code at checkout on your web store. whatever they don't spend stays on the card, and cards never expire
- the Gift cards page lists every card with its balance and history. you can resend the email, switch a card off, or refund it
- refunding an order paid partly by gift card puts the gift card part back on the card
- gift cards work on your web store, not at events. shipped orders that use automatic sales tax can't take a gift card yet
Your store
- Store tabs: show one tab per category instead of custom photo and ready-made. find it under Store settings
- the tab with everything in it is now called All
Templates
- Border text position: put border text in the middle of the wrap or close to the photo
Fixes
- print sheets no longer fail when a name has a character the PDF can't print
- spreadsheet exports can't run guest text as a formula
- overlays: AVIF images get a clear message, and you're told when a logo is left off
refer a maker, and change your plan yourself
makers can now refer makers. share your link or code from the new Referrals tab in Settings. the shop you refer gets 30 days of Pro free, and you earn a month once they've been paying for 30 days. since v1.2 you can also switch plans yourself, reply to a closed ticket without losing track of it, and choose whether your store shows in google search.
Refer a maker
- new tab in Settings: "Referrals". it shows your own code, like LI-7KQ2, and your link, with "Copy code" and "Copy link" buttons. owners also get a "Refer a maker" card on the dashboard home with "Copy my link". you can hide it.
- the shop you refer gets 30 days of Pro free, with no card needed. they can pick Solo or Pro any time, and their first charge waits until the 30 days are up. if they don't pick a plan, they move to Free when the 30 days end, and nothing is deleted.
- new makers can sign up from your link, or type your code in the "Referred by a maker?" box when they sign up.
- once they've been a paying shop for 30 days, you get a month of your plan free, at the price you actually pay. a founding member gets a founding month: $14.50 on Solo, $49.50 on Pro. on annual it's a twelfth of your year. it comes off your next bills automatically.
- on the Free plan, you get credit worth a month of Solo ($29). it's used at your first checkout, on whichever plan you pick.
- months stack, up to 12 saved. credit has no cash value, can't be transferred, and is lost if the account is closed.
- 5 paid referrals earn a free year of Pro, approved by hand, once per shop. the 5th still earns its own month. when the year ends, you go back to your plan and price, and you're never moved up to paid Pro. we email you 14 days before. the custom website build isn't part of it.
- the Referrals tab lists each shop you referred and where it stands, your free months, and how close you are to the Pro year. owners also see credit amounts.
- if a new maker also has a partner code, the partner's trial applies, and you're still credited once they've been paying for 30 days. referring your own second shop doesn't count. our terms now cover referral rewards.
Plan & billing
- if you pay for Solo or Pro by card, "Change plan" on Plan & billing now has a switch button on each plan, monthly and annual, with your current plan marked. it opens stripe's own page, which shows the exact amount and start date before you confirm.
- moving between Solo and Pro starts today, with credit for the time left on your current plan. moving to annual starts today too. going from annual back to monthly on the same plan starts when your year ends.
- founding makers see "You pay $14.50/mo with your founding 50% off" under each price, and the discount carries over when you switch.
Help & feedback
- reply on a ticket we've marked resolved or declined, and you're asked "Are you reopening this ticket?": "Yes, reopen it", "No, just saying thanks", "Start a new ticket instead" or "Cancel".
- "Start a new ticket instead" opens a ticket called "Follow-up:" plus the old title. your text and files carry over, with a link back to the old ticket.
- on a planned ticket you're asked "Is this a question for us?". it stays planned either way.
Google and your storefront
- new in Storefront → Store settings: "Show my store in Google search", on for every shop. turning it off keeps your store and product pages out of search results. they keep working for anyone with the link or QR code.
- we now send google a list of open stores, their products and published websites, refreshed hourly. a product page with your own description or photo gets its own title, description and share picture.
- event pages are kept out of search results. closed or empty stores stay out too.
- on the Free plan, the line at the bottom of your store now reads "Photo magnet ordering by Live Impressions". paid plans still show no credit line.
- saving your store, website or event page to a phone's home screen keeps your page's name, not ours.
Our site
- new pages: /live-events, /pricing and /weddings. the Pro card lists your own domain as included, set up for you.
sales tax by address, and a card for every size
ten days of work, much of it from your tickets. stripe can now work out sales tax on shipped card orders from the delivery address, you can crop guests' photos for them, and each size can sit on your shelf as its own product. prepaid guests can claim several photos at once, and you can mark a stack of orders complete together.
Sales tax
- new in Settings → Payments: "Automatic sales tax (US)", for US shops taking cards through their own stripe account. once it's on, stripe works out the sales tax on every shipped card order, web store or event, using the delivery address, and adds tax on shipping where the state charges it. pickup and pay-in-person orders keep your flat rate.
- to set it up, save your business address, add each state where you already hold a sales tax permit, then "Turn on automatic sales tax". it unlocks once stripe confirms your address and at least one state, and "Check with Stripe" shows where you stand. it's on every plan, stays off until you turn it on, and only the owner can change it.
- it costs 50 cents for each order where stripe collects tax. that's stripe's own charge passed through at cost, taken from that order's payout and shown as a "Sales tax service" line on the order page. your customers never pay it, and orders with $0 tax cost nothing. right now the 50 cents doesn't come back on a refund, because stripe keeps its charge. if that changes, we'll pass it back.
- at checkout, buyers see the tax for their address before they pay, and the pay button always shows what the card will be charged. US states are a dropdown, and an address stripe can't place is flagged right under the address fields.
- the order page shows "Sales tax (by Stripe)" with the part on shipping and a line for each place that taxed it. a $0 order says why, for example that you're not registered in that state, so it doesn't look like a failure.
- if stripe can't work out an order's tax, for example when it can't be reached, the order is estimated instead: your flat rate inside your home state, $0 outside it, and no 50 cents. those orders are marked "tax estimated", and Reports counts them for the range so you can check them before you file.
- every tax rate box now takes three decimal places, so new york's 8.375% fits, and saved rates show without stray digits.
Photo cropping
- new setting on each event and on your web store: "I'll crop photos for my customers". guests just pick a photo and skip the crop screen, and can still tap a photo to crop it themselves. it's off unless you turn it on.
- any photo a guest leaves as it is shows "Needs crop" on the order page, and the order gets a "needs crop" badge on the board and the list while it's New or In production. until you fit it, it prints centered.
- "Adjust photo" on the order page opens the same photo editor your customers use, so you can re-fit a customer's photo on any order while the photo is still stored. saving clears "Needs crop".
Prepaid events
- when the included package takes one photo, guests on their own phone can add several photos in one claim, each photo one package, up to what they have left and at most 20 at a time. the buttons count them, like "Claim my 3 magnets". the booth tablet still takes one at a time.
- if a guest picks more photos than they have left, they can keep their first few and claim those. when you let guests buy extras, that's only offered once nothing included is left, so nobody pays for photos that should have been free.
- after a claim, a "Claim another" button takes the guest straight back to the photo step with the included package chosen. it hides once they have none left and never shows in kiosk mode, and a one-magnet claim now reads in the singular.
- the help under "Per-guest claim limit" and "Total event cap (optional)" now says both count included packages in total. the events page, Reports and your daily summary email count claimed packages the same way, so the numbers match the cap.
- a prepaid event whose claim product is priced by quantity now shows its included package on the claim screen, so guests can claim it. before, every claim on it was refused. buying extras on it quotes the real price each, not $0.00.
Sizes
- new in a product's Sizes section: "Show each size as its own product". your store, website and event pages then show a card for every size, each with that size's photos and price, and customers skip the size picker. you still manage one product and one set of packages, and the products list says how many items it shows as.
- with it ticked, each size gets a box to name its card, like "2x3 Photo Magnet". left blank, the card uses the product and size names. "Duplicate" keeps both.
- once a product comes in more than one size, the cart and your order page say which size was picked, like "Size: 3 inch", and so does the refund confirm.
- event page cards list a product's sizes, like "2 sizes: 2 inch, 3 inch", and add "price depends on size" when any size costs extra.
Products and pricing
- on a phone, the package name box can now be seen and typed in. save no longer quietly drops a package you started but didn't finish: it says what's missing, like "Package 2 needs a name.", beside the save button as well as at the top.
- bulk price bands show "each" after every price and the total at each band under them, like "6 buttons = $144.00", marked "(before extras)" when a size, design pricing or a setup fee adds to it.
- if a later band costs more per item than the one before, a soft note says what that adds up to, worded for flat or marginal bands, and points set prices to Packages. it never stops you saving.
Ordering
- picking several photos into a bulk order now shares the quantity out across them instead of adding more. if the photos outnumber the order, one tap raises the order to match and shows the price first, and "← Change quantity" goes back a step without losing any photos or crops.
- the "Quantity of this design" and how-many boxes can be cleared and retyped, so typing 3 gives 3, not 13. Add order works the same way, and a size's extra price takes amounts like 1.50 as you type.
- band prices and the price table your customers see while ordering now include the chosen size's extra cost, as the cart always did. switching size re-checks each photo's resolution instead of clearing its warning.
Orders
- bulk "Mark complete" in the List view on Orders: tick orders, or the box at the top for every order your filters show that can be completed. an in-page panel tells you how many orders, how many thank-you emails will go out and where their review button points, and warns when some orders are old enough that their photos will soon be deleted. the result shows in the same bar as your ticked orders.
- on the board, changing the event or source dropdown no longer brings back cards you had already moved.
Printing
- "Edit layout" on each sheet on the print sheet layouts page opens the wizard with that layout filled in. a sheet that hasn't printed yet simply updates. once it has, changing its sheet, spacing, grid or magnet saves a copy with "(v2)" on its name, so past runs keep their sheet and spacing, and the copy becomes your default if the old one was. name and label changes always save in place.
- the layout wizard has a new "Spacing & grid" step with "Side margins", "Gap across", "Top & bottom margins" and "Gap down" set separately. round buttons can sit closer side to side, and a hint says how tight to go to fit one more column.
- on tight round sheets, alignment marks with no room are left off instead of printing on a neighbor's wrap ring or off the paper. sheets with ordinary spacing print exactly as before.
- on the Print page, photos now print in the order you added them, with each design's copies kept together.
Puzzles
- the Print page lists your puzzle products under "Your puzzles" in the size choice, so a sample prints exactly as a real order of that puzzle does, tile by tile. the crop screen frames the whole puzzle, "Preview puzzle" shows where it splits, and "Print stock (no order)" points you there.
- on Add order, a puzzle is framed as the whole puzzle with its tile seams, the way it prints. before, it framed one tile and the print could cut off the edges. switching product keeps your photos and starts their crops fresh, and you can't switch product while photos are still loading.
- the low resolution warning names the right thing, a puzzle, button or print, instead of calling everything a magnet.
Storefront and embeds
- when a tab on your storefront or embedded shop has products from two or more categories, they now sit under category headings, in your shelf order. products without a category go last under "More", and a price sort still shows one list.
- in "Already have your own website? Embed your shop" there's a new "Background" choice: "Default (our light background)", "Transparent (your page shows through)" or "A color you pick". the snippet carries it, and a dark color gets a warning that your shop's text will be hard to read.
- the plain iframe snippet now allows payments, so apple pay and google pay can open inside it.
- the google review link under "Customer reviews" now has to be a web address. a bare g.page link gets https:// added, so the "Leave us a review" button in thank-you emails goes to google, not the order page.
Help & feedback
- "Help & feedback" has a new "Enjoying Live Impressions?" card with a "Review us on Google" button. it replaces the old review form.
- if you shared a review with us before, the card says where it may appear and has a "Stop sharing my review" button.
- our home page has a new "What makers say" section with up to six reviews makers said we could share, showing the star rating and business name.
- after an event we may send you a short survey about how it went. while one is waiting, a card on your dashboard links to it. every question is optional, and "Hide" puts the card away on that device.
- if you reply on a ticket we've marked resolved, planned or declined, we now hear about it right away instead of it waiting to be noticed.
rounds that match your press
two and a half weeks of fixes, almost all from your tickets. round magnets now show and print the way your press cuts them, with an optional white wrap for your details on the back. the crop screen draws every line, zoomed-out photos move, and coupons, reports and checkout each got a round of fixes.
Round magnets
- the crop screen draws a round piece the way it prints: a solid circle where your press cuts, a dashed circle for the front of the magnet, and a safety line to keep faces inside. the line under the photo says which is which.
- white wrap: on a round template, open More options, tick White wrap and set a Photo bleed. everything past it prints white, so the back of the button can carry your name or number, and the crop screen shows the white too.
- show the whole image and fill to the edge now fit the photo inside the circle, not the square around it, so the press doesn't cut the corners off.
- the built-in 2.25" round now punches a 2.75" circle, a 0.25" wrap, to match the cutter. sizes that already have orders on them keep their numbers.
Photo editor
- zoomed out, you can drag the photo anywhere inside the print area, so a subject sitting off to one side can be centred without zooming back in. a straightened photo still stays centred.
- printing your own photos, stock or a manual order, you can pick the colour behind a photo that's fitted smaller than the magnet instead of white.
Templates
- a new template opens with four fields. everything else sits under More options, which opens by itself when a template already uses one of them.
Ordering
- the buttons under How many step by 1 when steps of 5 would skip one of your price breaks.
- the order status page shows prices in your currency, not always dollars.
- shipping addresses need a state or province where the country uses one, and the checkout says what's missing instead of just greying out the button.
Coupons
- opening and saving a coupon no longer moves its start and end times.
- a coupon for specific products or events needs at least one picked, and its end has to come after its start. before, both saved fine and then never worked at checkout.
Reports
- a fully refunded order counts as a sale in the month it was paid and the refund in the month you gave it back, so each refund comes off once and a month you've already filed doesn't change.
Small things
- if your shop address changes, old links and qr codes forward to the new one.
- in kiosk mode, when the screen starts over for the next guest it now fully forgets the last one.
- the tax rate box says plainly that it's one flat rate on the goods, not worked out from the customer's address.
we're open
live impressions is open to everyone. start free, no invite. through october 1 your first month of pro is 99 cents, or 15% off the first year on annual, applied by itself at checkout.
Payments your way, per event
- card or at the booth, card only, or booth only. booth-only makers put their venmo, zelle or cash line right on the payment step.
Duplicate a product
- one button beside Edit copies a product with its packages, sizes, add-ons, price bands and photos. rename, switch on, done.
One-photo bulk packs
- tick "one photo for the whole pack" on a package and the customer uploads once, pays once, and the print file carries every copy.
Puzzles in 4, 6, 9 or 12 tiles
- open the product, choose Puzzle, and the tile picker has all four.
Print without an order
- Print in the left menu takes your own photos, any mix of sizes, straight to a press sheet. sample sets, display boards, replacements, signage. nothing lands in your numbers.
- Layouts → Print stock still does copies of a single design.
Rounds print as rounds
- the corners outside the punch are painted out, so a round piece reads as the circle you'll actually cut, and the sorting label no longer sits where the press wraps it.
Photos, sized your way
- a third option in the photo editor, fill to the edge, takes the whole image right up to the cut line. no white border, nothing cropped.
Remove an event
- orders it took are kept; you get a clear warning when there are any.
Products sorted and grouped
- by category on your products page, sort by price or newest, and you set the order on the shelf.
Small things that were bugging you
- password reset works from any phone or browser.
- the order grid shows the crop as it will print.
- "Start your order here" on event pages.
- booth-pay wording no longer says "when you pick up".
Your call at the booth
Two days of launch-week fixes, all from your tickets: how guests pay is now your call per event, packs can be one photo, products copy in a click, and stock prints without an order.
Payments
- Every event now has a "How guests pay" setting: card or at the booth, card only, or at the booth only. Booth-only makers put their Venmo, Zelle or cash line right on the payment step.
- Checkout, the confirmation screen and the order email no longer tell booth-paying guests they pay "when you pick up". Payment is at the booth, in person, and your own instructions say when.
Products
- Duplicate a product: a Duplicate button beside Edit copies packages, sizes, add-ons, price bands and photos. The copy stays switched off until you've renamed it.
- One-photo bulk packs: tick "One photo for the whole pack" on any package and the customer uploads once, pays once, and the print file carries every copy.
- Puzzles come in 4, 6, 9 or 12 tiles.
- Keychains, prints, mirrors and bottle openers say what they are: the store no longer calls everything a magnet.
- Long descriptions fold with a Read more, so packages aren't pushed off the screen.
Printing
- Print stock without an order: Layouts → Print stock. Build inventory or test prints; nothing lands in Print history or your numbers.
- "Make default" on a sheet layout works for everyone again. It failed for some of you once a sheet had been renamed. That was our bug.
- If a print run fails part-way, it now tells you the orders already moved to production and where to download the file.
Guests
- The order grid shows the crop as it will print, not the original photo.
- Event page cards read "Start your order here".
- Forgot your password? There's a link on the login page now, and the reset works from any phone or browser.
Ready for Monday
Two weeks of fixes and finishes, almost all of them from your tickets, ahead of opening to the public on September 7.
Selling
- Your storefront and template website now sort products in the order you set. Storefront → Products: listed products sit at the top with up and down arrows.
- The Products page groups by category with a Sort by row (Category, Newest, A to Z).
- Packages can be reordered on a product, and they show in that order everywhere, including live event pages.
- You can leave us a review from Help & feedback, and you choose whether we may show it publicly with your business name.
- Storefront tabs: pick which tab shoppers land on, and hide the All tab if you only want your own two.
Printing
- Octagon templates print a real cut guide now: tick marks in the margin for each chamfer corner, or a pre-trimmed edge if you turn on Trim at cut line.
- Round templates cut cleanly at very small bleeds.
- Puzzle products show the tile grid in the guest editor before they order.
- Every piece's full footprint is outlined on the print sheet.
Orders
- Mark an order paid from the order page itself, not just the board.
- Events can be deleted. Orders they took stay in your history, labelled "Removed event".
Storefront honesty
- Paid plans are white-label: our tagline no longer prints on your store.
- A privacy link on every page a guest gives you a photo, a phone number or an address.
- A store's product list and your catalog are two different things, and the store page now says so when you go to open it.
Coming Monday
- We open to the public. Your founding 50% is locked for life once you pick a plan.
Nothing gets cut off
Customers can fit a whole design on a magnet instead of having its edges cropped, bookings have a page of their own, and templates can cut the corners off for wrap-style pieces. All three came from your tickets this week.
Show the whole image
- A round logo on a square magnet used to lose its sides. The photo editor now leads with the choice: Show the whole image, or Fill the magnet.
- Showing the whole image prints white edges instead of cropping — how a logo or a graphic fits a magnet uncropped.
- This was always possible; the buttons were buried under the zoom slider where nobody found them. That's on us.
A page for bookings
- Request a date now goes to a booking page on your own website, in your branding, with a calendar that only offers dates you're actually available.
- It was landing people on your shop page — our bug, introduced when we merged the shop and the website. Fixed.
- You can share that link on its own: yoursite/book.
Corner trim
- Templates can now cut the corners off at 45°, so the printed cut line is an octagon instead of a square.
- For wrap-style pieces where a printed margin folds around the shell — square corners bunch when they fold.
- Set it on any template. Leave it at 0 and nothing changes.
- Already there and worth knowing: border labels put your shop name, phone or website in that margin, so they end up on the magnet's edge.
One storefront, and add-ons that scale
Add-ons can now charge a percentage instead of a flat amount, so an upgrade costs more on a bigger item. Your website and your shop are one place now, not two. And your booking form keeps working even when your shop is closed.
Add-ons that scale with the price
- On any add-on, switch "$ amount" to "% of price" and type a number. A 15% paper upgrade costs $2.10 on a $14 item and $3.75 on a $25 one — set once, right on every size.
- You see what it costs as you type it: “Adds $0.30 on your $2.00 option, $3.00 on your $20.00 one.”
- Two 10% upgrades add 20%, not 21% — each takes its share of the product's price, so the order you list them in never changes the total.
- Flat-amount add-ons work exactly as before. Nothing you already set up has changed.
One storefront
- Your shop used to exist twice — once on your website and once on its own page, with different designs. Now there's one, on your site, with your branding all the way through checkout.
- Your short link still works and always will. It's for printing: a QR made from it scans better on a business card or booth sign, and it lands people on your storefront.
- The "Where to find us" tab is now called "Events" — clearer at a glance.
- If a page you switched on isn't showing, your Storefront page now tells you why and fixes it in one click.
Bookings
- Your booking form now works even while your shop is closed. Being booked for a wedding months out has nothing to do with whether online ordering is on today.
- Your Events page works with nothing on the calendar — it becomes where people request a date for their own occasion.
- Baby shower, graduation, retirement and anniversary joined the list of occasions.
Sell in your own currency
If you're outside the United States, you can now price in your own currency and take payouts to your own bank. Set your currency in Settings, connect Stripe in your own country, and your prices, your checkout, and your payouts all match.
Your currency
- Set your selling currency in Settings → Account. Australian dollars, Canadian dollars, pounds, euros, and 20 more.
- Everything follows it — the prices you type, your storefront, your customer's checkout and receipt, your reports, and your CSV exports.
- Set it before you build your catalog. It locks once you take your first order, because every saved price and past order is an amount in it — switching later would relabel your history instead of repricing it.
- Already selling in US dollars? Nothing changed for you.
Payouts in your country
- Payment setup now asks where your business is based and sets Stripe up there, so you get your own country's address, ID, and bank fields instead of a US form.
- Started in the wrong country and got stuck? Pick your real country and hit Resume onboarding — it starts fresh, no support ticket needed.
- Your customers are charged in your currency and Stripe pays your local bank, with no conversion in between.
- A few countries still aren't supported by Stripe for payouts. Booth payments and prepaid events work there as normal.
Also in this release
- Tickets are now marked "resolved" rather than "fixed" — it fits a question or a request as well as a bug.
- Invite emails link straight to signup, and the homepage has a "Got an invite code?" link for anyone holding one.
Checkout without codes
The 6-digit email code is gone. Customers check out with just their name and email, and wedding guests claim with only their name. Plus: remove products you no longer sell, give every product a photo gallery, and product descriptions your customers can actually read.
Checkout, without the code
- Customers no longer verify their email to order. Name, email, done — the email still gets their receipt and order updates.
- Wedding and party guests claim with just their name. Email is optional — if they add one, we send them a link to follow their order.
- Per-guest claim limits still hold (per email when they give one, per device when they don't), and your event's total cap is never exceeded.
- Returning customers can still verify their email to unlock your welcome-back discount, and your customer list now records which emails are verified.
Products
- Remove products you no longer sell. Products with order history are archived — their orders keep working, and you can restore them any time. Unused ones delete for good.
- Give every product up to 5 photos. Each size can carry its own set, and the first photo is the card image in your store.
- The description box now grows as you type (it was cutting text off on phones), and customers now see the full description when they open a product.
Fixes
- Your logo now shows at its true proportions in customer emails on phones — it was getting stretched. Fixed automatically for every existing logo.
Your logo, your paper
You can now put your logo (or a client's) exactly where you want it on every photo — drag it anywhere, size it, and see it live before anything prints. And you're no longer locked to one sheet: pick which paper a job prints on, set your default, and we'll tell you when a job would use less paper on a smaller sheet.
Logo on photos
- Drag the logo anywhere on the new live preview — no more picking from five corners. Top centre and bottom centre were added as quick presets too.
- The preview shows exactly how it lands on a printed piece as you adjust position, size, and strength. Screenshot it to get a client's approval before the event.
- Where it lives: Settings → Branding for every photo you print, or on an individual event for a host's crest. The event setting overrides your account one.
Printing on the right paper
- Pick the sheet a job prints on, right next to "Print all new". Your choice sticks for every print (including the Print button on each order) until you change it.
- Set your default sheet on the Layouts page — the sheet one-click printing uses.
- Paper saver: tick "I stock this paper" on your layouts and we'll flag when a job would use less paper on a smaller sheet — "1 sheet of 4×6 instead of 1 of US Letter, 74% less paper." Your call every time; nothing switches on its own, and it never suggests an option that means more sheets through the press.
Little things
- Prepaid events: leave the per-guest claim limit blank for no limit at all (the total event cap still applies if you set one).
- Clearer "this doesn't fit" messages that name the sheet instead of quoting millimetres.
Sell more than magnets
You can now sell ready-made items — frames, stickers, gift boxes, pre-designed magnets — right next to your custom photo products, with a "Ready to ship" tab on your store you can name yourself. One product can now come in every size you press, so your shelf shows one clean card instead of a near-duplicate per size. Prepaid events can skip the email code for true walk-up claims, and setting up products got faster: categories, photos at creation, and one-tap size lists.
Sell more than magnets
- Add ready-made products — sold as-is, with no photo upload and no print run. Great for frames, stickers, gift sets, and pre-designed magnets.
- When you sell both kinds, your store shows two tabs — "Custom magnets" and "Ready to ship" — and you can rename both in Storefront → Store settings. Your website's shop page groups them the same way.
- Ready-made items work everywhere custom ones do: your store link, your website, events, and prepaid claims.
- They skip the print queue automatically, and "Print all new" only counts items that actually need the press.
One product, every size
- Sell one product in several sizes with a per-magnet price adjustment — no more cloning a product for each press size.
- Your shelf shows one card ("From $8 · 3 sizes"); customers pick their size on the product page.
- Orders and print sheets use exactly the size each customer chose.
Faster product setup
- Every product now has a category — pick from the list or write your own under "Other". Your write-ins help us grow the list for everyone.
- Pick a sells-as-is category like Frames or Gift sets and the product switches itself to Ready-made (one click to flip it back for photo-in-frame style products).
- Add the product photo right on the create form — no more saving first.
- "Add all my sizes" fills your size list in one tap, and if you're about to duplicate a product that could just be a new size, we'll point you to the existing one.
Walk-up friendly events
- Prepaid events can skip the guest email code — guests claim their included magnets with just their name. Perfect for weddings where the host already paid.
- Per-guest limits still hold, and your event's total cap is always enforced. Toggle it per event in the prepaid settings.
Little things
- The public roadmap now collapses each card to its title, so the whole board fits on a laptop screen — click any title for the details.
- Cleaner "nothing to print" messages when a selection is all ready-made items.
Your storefront grows up
Your store is now a real website with your name on it — one Storefront tab, your colors and logo on every page, a guided setup for new accounts, and your store link now lands customers on your branded site. Customers can book you for weddings, parties, and markets from a calendar that knows your working days, and you can print your logo or an event's name directly onto the magnets. Orders got easier to find, sizes can read in inches, and reviews, repeat-customer discounts, and branded emails round it out.
Storefront & website
- Store and Website merged into one Storefront tab: Overview, Store settings, Products, Website, and Reviews.
- Your brand everywhere: colors, logo, and browser-tab icon now apply to all four website styles — and on paid plans, your page titles are yours alone.
- New website fields: header image, about photo, a gallery of your work, your story, three “what we make” blocks, intros for each page, and a footer note.
- A header photo for your shop page, so it opens with more than a logo and a headline.
- Your store link now sends shoppers to your website's shop page once your site is published. Printed QR codes and embeds keep working exactly as before.
- A step-by-step setup wizard for new accounts, pre-filled with sensible starting text you replace with your own.
Event bookings
- A “Book us for your event” form on your storefront — weddings, parties, markets, corporate.
- Set the days you work (Saturdays only, Fri–Sun, any pattern), minimum notice, days off, and one-off extra days.
- Customers pick from a calendar that only offers your available days; days you already have an event show as busy but still accept requests.
- Requests land under Orders → Quotes with one-click “Start a quote”, and you get an email for each one.
Printing
- Border text per event: print the event's name around the edge of every piece, each of the four edges set independently, without touching your product templates.
- Logo on photos: overlay your logo — or artwork an event host supplies — onto the printed photos. Choose the corner, size, and strength.
- Trim-at-cut print style, four-edge border labels with quick actions, and per-product default layouts from earlier this week.
Orders
- Every order wears a colored tag showing where it came from: an event, your storefront, a quote, or added by hand.
- Filter the board or the list to a single event or source, and jump straight from any event card to just that event's orders.
- Permanent order deletion (guarded), and order numbers now start from a random six-digit base.
Selling & marketing
- Verified customer reviews: buyers get a “How did we do?” ask, every review is a real purchase, and nothing shows until you approve it.
- Automatic welcome-back discount for returning customers — no code needed, and a typed promo code always wins.
- Customizable, branded order emails, with the option to send from your own domain on paid plans.
- A permanent Master QR code that always routes to wherever you're selling right now.
Settings
- Work in inches or millimeters — set under Settings → Account, with US accounts defaulting to inches. Existing sizes are unchanged; 50.8 mm simply reads as 2".
- Ship-to countries with worldwide address forms, business country for correct tax naming, and social links on your storefront.