Web-to-print and image templates are grouped into catalogs. Create as many catalogs as you need and upload your templates into them.

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Uploading a template usually takes 3 simple steps:

1. Upload and test a template into Sample Stationary catalog;
2. Create a public catalog, if not created yet;
3. Copy the template to a public catalog when it’s ready for use.

Sample stationary catalog

This is the initial catalog you start with after registering an account as a designer. It contains a collection of sample web-to-print templates that you can test and download to help you understand how the system works.

The “Sample stationary” catalog is also your private playground and it’s not visible to anyone but you.

Upload a template

When you’re working on a template, you can upload it in the Sample Stationary catalog to test it. This way the template will not be visible to the public until you’re sure it is ready, at which point, you should copy it into any other catalog.

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Click on Upload new link in the Sample Stationary catalog overview page.

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In the Upload template files page, click on Browse under the Preview template field, find the template on your hard drive and click Upload.

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Finally, input the template details and save them.

Create a new catalog

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The catalogs you create are visible to the public! To create a new catalog, click on Add new catalog link available in your Designer’s home page or under the My catalogs section in the left menu.

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Input the catalog title and other optional details.

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Copy template

Once a template has been tested in your private Sample Stationary catalog, go to the template summary page and copy it to a public catalog by choosing one from the drop down list and clicking Copy this template to.

The template is copied into your public catalog and available for users to try it and place orders on it.