Make your storefront yours

Your storefront arranges itself from your products, collections and drops. You fill in what it shows, then choose how it looks. Everything you change is a draft until you publish it, so visitors keep seeing your shop as it was.

1. In the sidebar, under Your storefront, choose Online store (on a phone, it’s in More). It opens on Content.
2. Under Your photos, choose an Avatar, and a Logo and Cover if you like. Without a cover, your storefront shows the first photo in Shop photos in Media. Without a logo, it shows your shop’s name.
3. Under Your name and introduction, change Shop name, A little introduction or Where you’re based.
4. Under Your social accounts, choose Add an account, choose which account it is, and enter your account name, such as everydaysoap. For email, enter the address; for a website or Discord, enter its web address.
5. Choose Theme, and under Pick a theme, choose one. Each one shows your photos, words and links. More themes shows the rest. Another theme starts afresh: your colour, photos, words and links come with you, but what you chose under Make it yours and Change any part goes back to the new theme’s.
6. Under Make it yours, pick Your colour and how much of it your shop shows, then open Fonts, Shape, Energy and How your shop talks to change them. Turn on Dark for light words on a dark page.
7. Choose Publish changes.

Your shop is beside the choices and changes as you pick. Use Shop, Product, Drop and Bag above it to see the other pages, and the phone and screen buttons to see it on each.

To see how your theme handles a busy shop, choose Full shop. It shows a sample shop with everything a shop can have: a live drop and more coming, sold-out pieces, the last few, sizes and colours, and a download. It wears your theme, colour and choices, but not your photos, links or words. Yours goes back to your own shop.

What happens next

Visitors see the new look from the next page they open. Text stays readable on any colour: Tinbird works out the rest of your storefront’s colours from the one you pick.

Until you publish, the page says how many changes aren’t live yet. Your draft is saved as you go, so you can leave and come back to it. To start again from your published shop, choose Discard.

Add your links

Links sit under your introduction, in the order you set, like a link in bio.

1. On Content, under Your links, choose Add a link, and enter a title and a web address starting with https://.
2. Add a short note if you like, such as 6 seats left, and use the arrows to change the order.
3. Choose Publish changes.

Put your own line in the top strip

The top strip is a line across the top of every page. It shows itself when there’s news: the drop that’s live or next, free shipping, or your own line, which comes first.

1. On Content, under Your news, enter one line under A line across the top, such as New rack every Friday at 6.
2. To change how it looks, choose Theme, then under Change any part, choose Top strip.
3. Choose Publish changes.

Change one part of your shop

Each part of your shop has a few designs and its words.

1. Choose Theme. Under Change any part, choose a part, such as Header or Products. Or, with Tap to edit on, tap the part on your shop.
2. Under Design, pick another design. It’s yours until you pick another theme. To go back to the theme’s, choose Use the theme’s.
3. Under Words, write any title or button in your own words. Left empty, your shop says it in the tone you chose.
4. Choose Publish changes.

On Content, tapping a part of your shop takes you to where you fill it in.

What your shop works out

Some things follow your shop rather than a choice: how products are laid out when you have many, the collections menu, whether the top strip shows, and which part comes first (a live drop, or the sign-up while there’s nothing to buy). Pick a design for any of them in its part and yours wins.