After connecting Photoroom to your store, you will see the Products screen. This is the hub of the Product Catalog. From here, you can add products, edit product images, and access the Product Catalog Editor.
This article provides a brief overview of the Product Catalog screens you will use to edit and manage your product listings. Understanding what each screen does will help you set up listings more quickly.
Products (iOS)
Products displays the products in your store. Photoroom shows each product in a list. The featured product image is shown as a thumbnail image.
From Products, you can:
Select a product to see its images (see Product images, below).
Product images (iOS)
Select a product to access the product's images. These images are either already included in the product listing in Shopify or will be added to it when you next publish.
Use the context menu at the top to:
Select one or more images for saving or deleting
Save images
Edit the Product info
Sync to Shopify (publish) Max and Ultra only.
Clear any unsaved changes.
Tip: Use the camera icon at the bottom to take a new product photo with your device's camera. The photo is added to the product listing, so you can edit it in Photoroom.
If you select a product image, Photoroom displays the Product Catalog Editor (see below).
Product Catalog Editor (iOS)
Select a product image to open the Product Catalog Editor. You can use the Product Catalog Editor to:
Edit product images using the Product Catalog Editor tools (in the toolbar at the bottom)
Edit individual images in the main Photoroom editor. This is where you can make changes using features that are not available from the Product Catalog Editor tools.
Tap on the image you want to edit and use the main editor to make changes. The main editor has additional editing features, including options to add graphics and text.
After editing an image, you can choose whether to apply the changes to the other product images.
Publish changes to Shopify (Max and Ultra only).
Now that you know where your product images appear, you can start working with them. See the "Related articles" for links to articles with instructions.