Updated the visuals of the cut to shape backboard to present more similar to how it would look in real life. This visual update performs better in almost all cases and works with our new drag, scale and rotate features.
This new visual update is only available by enabling the experimental flag, learn how to enable experimental flag.
A new setting has been added to move the backboard color selection inline with the chosen backboard. This change is more intuitive for your customers as they are prompted to choose the colour immediately after selecting their desired backboard.
When the backboard is not selected the colors and materials show as previews inline:
Once the customer selects the backboard they are able to switch between the different options:
You can enable this feature in the settings page of your customiser:
You can now let your customers upload their own images to use with a backboard. This feature is perfect for UV printed signs or what some call in the industry canvas signs.
These images will be shown on the sign visualisation (configurable via a setting) and included in the created product for you to download.
To enable this setting, find these checkboxes in your chosen backboard in your customiser admin:
You can now enable different visualisations for your mounting options. This feature allows your users to see how the mounting would look once purchased.
Currently only the “Board” backboard type is supported.
You can enable the different visualisations by visiting the “Mounting” area of the Sign Customiser admin area.
You can now start selling wood letter signs on your store with Sign Customiser, view a demo here.
We have updated our channel letter customiser type to support wood textures. This feature gives your letters a grainy wood texture and is tinted by the colour of your choice.
You can enable this feature by editing the face colours of your channel customiser and selecting the wood option in the “Visual Effect” card.
To learn more about how to control letter parts on channel customiser types, read our documentation here.
Previously you could only add a customiser to a product/page or homepage template on Shopify. This new update allows you to add customisers on the Shopify collection template as well.
Use this new feature to sell custom signs above or below the products in a Shopify collection page template.
We have added the ability to show the custom design screen as the initial screen for your customiser.
This feature allows you to have links on your website that open both directly to the visualisation and to the custom design screen, generating you more custom design leads.
Read more about how to use this new feature in our documentation:
/help/ai-sign-designer/set-the-custom-design-form-as-the-initial-screen/
We are excited to announce a major update to our Sign Customiser WordPress plugin, bringing a highly requested feature to the table: WooCommerce Order Sync! This powerful new capability allows you to seamlessly connect your WooCommerce store with your Sign Customiser account, making it easier than ever to manage your sign orders.
With this update, the plugin will now automatically sync your WooCommerce orders to our system the moment a new order is placed. Along with the sync, manufacturer emails are instantly sent out containing all the critical sign details, ensuring that your production process is streamlined from the get-go.
Make sure to update your WordPress plugin to the latest version via the WordPress admin panel.
Read our documentation on how to set everything up:
Dropshippers can now start selling signs in a matter of minutes with Sign Customiser.
In just a few clicks you can have your customiser setup with your desired profit margin and all the options already added for your store.
This new process is the easiest and fastest way to start selling custom signs for your business.
All you need to do is:
This revolutionary process is a first of its kind for the sign industry and one we think is going to be a game changer.
This update now makes it possible for universal app customisers to have support for custom CSS.
You can now edit the CSS of your customiser while you are previewing it in our admin application.
Previously, CSS could only be applied by editing the shopify theme itself, which made it impossible for universal app customisers to applly custom css.
This feature makes it even easier to have your customiser match your brand and style.
Read more about how to use this new feature in our documentation:
/help/customise/custom-css/
