Editor Options
Configure product-specific settings and the Multi-Panel feature for your 3D visualizer
Editor Options
Control exactly what options your customers see in the 3D visualizer. Each product type has dedicated settings, plus access to the powerful Multi-Panel (Triptych) feature for creating stunning gallery wall displays.
Editor Options let you customize which sizes, styles, and features are available to your customers. You create the constraints, and customers choose within them.
Accessing Editor Options
Product Type Configuration
Each product type has its own configuration panel. Select a product type to configure its available options:
Available Product Types
| Product Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Canvas Wrap | Gallery-wrapped canvas with edge styling options |
| Framed Print | Traditional framed prints with mat and glass options |
| Metal Print | HD metal prints with thickness and mounting options |
| Acrylic Print | Premium acrylic face-mount prints |
| Photo Paper | Professional paper prints with finish options |
| Mug | Customizable drinkware |
Configuring Options
For each product type, you can enable/disable specific options and set defaults:
Option Chips
- Active chips (highlighted) are available to customers
- Inactive chips (muted) are hidden from customers
- Click any chip to toggle its availability
Default Selection
Below each option section, set the Pre-selected default that customers see initially:
The default value is automatically pre-selected when customers open the visualizer. They can still change it to any other enabled option.
Multi-Panel (Triptych) Settings
Super Feature! The Multi-Panel feature lets customers split a single image across 2-5 canvases, creating stunning gallery wall displays like diptychs, triptychs, and more.
The Multi-Panel settings card appears at the bottom of each product type's configuration:
Enabling Multi-Panel
Toggle the Feature
Use the main toggle in the card header to enable or disable multi-panel for this product type.
Enable by Default (Optional)
Toggle Enable by Default to automatically start new projects with multi-panel active.
Panel Count Options
Control how many panels customers can choose from:
| Panel Count | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 2 Panels | Diptych | Two-piece artwork |
| 3 Panels | Triptych | Classic three-piece (most popular) |
| 4 Panels | Quadriptych | Four-piece arrangement |
| 5 Panels | Polyptych | Five-piece gallery wall |
To configure:
- Click chips to toggle each panel count on/off
- At least one option must remain enabled
- Use the Pre-selected default dropdown to set the initial selection
Layout Directions
Choose which layout orientations are available:
| Direction | Effect |
|---|---|
| Horizontal (Side by Side) | Panels arranged left to right |
| Vertical (Stacked) | Panels arranged top to bottom |
Gap Sizes
Configure the spacing between panels:
Managing Gap Sizes:
- Existing gap sizes appear as badges with × buttons to remove
- Type a new value and click + to add a custom gap size
- Set the Pre-selected default for the initial gap
Gap sizes are measured in inches. Common values are 0.5", 1", 1.5", and 2" for typical gallery wall installations.
Multi-Panel Preview
Here's how multi-panel appears to customers in the 3D visualizer:
Customers see:
- A toggle to enable/disable multi-panel
- Panel count selector (from your enabled options)
- Direction selector (horizontal/vertical)
- Gap size slider (from your defined range)
Visibility Note
Customers can only choose from the options you enable. The default values you set are pre-selected when they first toggle multi-panel in the 3D editor.
Best Practices
Multi-Panel Tips
✓ Do:
- Start with 3 panels (Triptych) as the default—it's the most popular
- Offer at least 2-3 gap size options for flexibility
- Enable both Horizontal and Vertical for maximum customer choice
- Test the feature yourself before enabling it for customers
✗ Don't:
- Enable all options if your production can't support them
- Set very small gaps (< 0.5") as defaults—they may look cramped
- Enable multi-panel for products that don't suit it (like mugs)
Product Options Tips
✓ Do:
- Only enable options you can actually produce
- Set sensible defaults that represent your most popular choices
- Keep the option list manageable (4-6 options is ideal)
✗ Don't:
- Enable every possible option (overwhelming for customers)
- Leave defaults unset (customers may get confused)
- Frequently change available options (affects consistency)
Saving Your Changes
Don't forget to save! Your changes won't apply until you click Save Changes.
Review Your Settings
Double-check all enabled options and default values.
Confirmation
You'll see a success message confirming your settings have been saved.
Troubleshooting
Multi-panel not showing for customers?
- Verify the Multi-Panel feature is toggled on
- Check that at least one panel count is enabled
- Ensure you clicked Save Changes
- Clear browser cache and reload
Options not updating?
- Make sure you clicked "Save Changes"
- Clear your browser cache
- Try a hard refresh (Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + R)
- Check that the option is truly enabled (chip should be highlighted)