Multiple previews

With the Add Preview feature, you can create multiple previews for a single template.

Each preview works independently, allowing you to:

• Change backgrounds

• Adjust positioning and scale

• Show or hide elements

• Create different visual experiences from the same template

How to set up multiple previews in the template

1. Open the Customily App
2. Go to the Templates tab
   
3. Click to edit the desired template
   
4. Navigate to Step 2 of the template setup
5. You will see the canvas displaying the Default Preview. You can rename this preview if needed.
6. Click the “+” (Add Preview) button to create a new preview
   
7. Once added, you can choose to show or hide specific elements depending on the selected preview
   

Multiple Preview Use Cases

• Add lifestyle and/or design zoom previews
• Separate the front & back previews

Add lifestyle and/or design zoom previews

Multiple previews are ideal when you want to display the same design in different visual contexts.

Step 1: Design Setup

The template includes the main design.

Step 2: Preview Setup

Create multiple previews to showcase different visual presentations:

• Preview 1: Plain Product Mockup
  
  Shows the product on a clean background (standard product view).

• Preview 2: Lifestyle Mockup
  
  Displays the same product applied to a lifestyle image (e.g., model wearing the t-shirt).

• Preview 3: Design Zoom
  
  Focuses solely on the artwork.

Separate the front & back previews

For products that include multiple print files (for example, front and back designs), here’s how previews can be built:

Step 1: Design Setup

• Step 1 can include multiple files (e.g., Front File and Back File).

Step 2: Preview Setup

• Step 2 allows you to create multiple previews depending on how you want to display those files.

You can configure previews in different ways:

Single-file previews

Each preview shows only one file (while hiding the others).

Example:

• Preview 1: Front design only
• Preview 2: Back design only

Summary preview

A single preview showing all files together (the traditional setup we typically use).

Combination approach

You can mix both strategies.

Example:

• Preview 1: Front only
• Preview 2: Back only
• Preview 3: Combined front + back summary

This flexibility allows you to control exactly how customers visualize multi-file products.