Direct Settings

Settings – Configuration Options

Settings control overall customizer behavior: cart, export, mobile, quotes, appearance, and labels.

General

General settings control how the customizer behaves after options are configured: cart flow, file output, mobile layout, quotes, and more. The Section Menu on the right jumps between sub-sections without scrolling. Each block has its own save button.

Product behavior

Here you decide what happens when a customer finishes designing. Enable add to cart lets them purchase directly; Enable design from scratch shows a blank-canvas entry point alongside templates. Redirect toggles send buyers to the cart or checkout immediately after adding a design. You can also hide the add-to-cart button or pricing on the product page, show a recap summary before purchase, or require a file upload when they click finish.

Mode – share and save

Mode settings govern whether customers can share a link to their configuration or save it for later. When enabled, you choose where the share/sign controls appear (options panel, review step, or both). Disable these if every design must be completed in one session or if sharing would leak unpublished pricing.

Output files

Output defines production files generated when an order is placed: image format (PNG, PDF, etc.), DPI for print PDFs, optional watermark overlay, and whether multiple files are zipped with a folder prefix. Match these settings to what your RIP, cutter, or print shop expects.

Upload design

When customers upload their own artwork instead of using the editor, this section sets allowed file extensions, maximum file size, how many files they may send, and whether uploads are packaged into a zip. Tighten limits if you need print-ready vectors only; loosen them for proofing workflows.

Quantity limits and discount

Quantity limits enforce minimum and maximum order quantities per design – useful for bulk-only products or sample limits. Discount supports tiered pricing by quantity (percentage or fixed amount off). Enable only what your pricing strategy needs; both sections are off by default.

Mobile options

Mobile options change how the customizer feels on phones. You can show a navigation menu listing all option steps, open that menu before the first option block, and choose whether option chips stack horizontally or scroll. Test on a real device after changing these – layout differences are significant on small screens.

Request quote

Turn on Request Quote when you want customers to send a request instead of paying immediately. Enter the email addresses that should receive each request, customize the subject line, and decide whether buyers can attach files. Every submission shows up under Request quotes in the plugin menu.

Simple product options

This rare setting replaces the visual customizer with simple dropdown fields on the product page, similar to standard WooCommerce variants. Most sign shops keep it disabled and use the full editor instead.

Customizer Setup – layout and step order

Step order and visibility

Config Options controls which steps appear in the customer journey and in what order. Drag rows to reorder; use Hide option to remove a step without deleting your data (for example hide Lighting if you do not use it). The list mirrors Core Setup and Additional Options: materials, sizes, shapes, text tools, templates, and more.

Layout and measurements

Customizer Options handles layout mechanics: measurement unit (mm, cm, inches), whether width and height show on the canvas, decimal precision, whether the options column sits on the left or right on desktop, where the Finish button appears, and whether customers can skip ahead with a Next button. Thickness toggles control how expandable size details display by default.

Language & Images – labels and icons

Customize wording for the upload-design flow: button labels, help text, and rich-text instructions shown when a customer sends their own file instead of using the canvas.

The Visualizer section holds dozens of UI strings: header title, Undo/Redo/Finish/Add to cart buttons, sidebar labels for each option type, custom size prompts, and thickness labels. Change copy here to match your brand voice or translate to another language without touching code.

Replace default toolbar icons (reset, undo, redo, preview, help, import, share, save) with your own uploads. Icons appear in the customer-facing editor chrome; keep them simple and recognizable at small sizes.

Theme & Color – visual appearance

Start by choosing a skin (Default or Couffo) – a preset layout and color baseline for the whole customizer. Skins change spacing, previews, and default chrome before you fine-tune individual tokens.

Each group in the section menu on the right (canvas, header, price bar, buttons, sidebar, modals, recap summary, etc.) has color pickers for backgrounds, text, and hover states. The recap example above shows how the Finish and Add to cart buttons are styled – use the same idea for the other groups to match your brand.

If you need finer control than the color pickers allow, paste custom CSS in the last block. Use this only when necessary, and check the preview after WordPress, WooCommerce, or theme updates to make sure nothing breaks.

Sort Options – Customer step order

Here you drag and drop the steps customers follow in the customizer – for example showing material before size if that fits your sales flow better. Changes apply to this configuration only.