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A template is the standard your product images are held to. It sets the scenario, output size, format, quality, background and lighting. Products whose images fall outside the template that applies to them show up in Fix, where you can reframe them to it.

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Open image templates

1

Open Catalog standards

Open the store, then go to Catalog standards.
2

Open Images

Choose Images from the list of standards.
3

Review templates

Check the current templates and which one is marked as the store default.
The list opens on the templates that apply to products: your store default, plus any template you have given rules about which products it covers. Switch to Only when you pick it to see templates that run only when you choose them for a job.

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Choose a scenario

Choose the scenario that matches the image result you want.
Best for clean product shots on one solid color.Set a backdrop color, shadow style, light direction, output size, format, and quality.

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Create a template

1

Select New template

Choose New template in the image templates list.
2

Pick a scenario

Select the type of image treatment you want.
3

Name the template

Use a name your team will understand, such as White background 2048 or Flat-lay linen.
4

Set output

Choose width, height, format, and quality.
5

Save

Save the template so it appears in image jobs.

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Use templates in jobs

  • The store default template is used when no other template is selected.
  • You can set a template for the whole job before processing.
  • You can override the template for selected images.
  • If you change the template for an already processed image, reprocess that image before approving it.
Keep template names plain and specific. Names like Studio white square or Transparent PNG are easier for first-time users than internal campaign names.