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Selecting a product type upon creation

This tutorial demonstrates how to select your product type as you are creating any new product.

Guide1 min readVideo4-step guideRef GT_PR_009Updated 8 Oct 2026

Overview

You can now choose a product's type when you create it, from the product managementAn area of Infigo where administrators can create, edit or delete products on a Storefront. screen. Before, every product started as a stock product, and you then converted it to the type you wanted, such as a static PDF, multi-part or MegaEdit product.

What you'll be able to do

  • Open the pop-up from the product management screen
  • Choose the product type you need when creating a product
  • Fill in any extra options that appear for your chosen type
  • Go straight to the product screen after creating the product
No more converting from stock productsPreviously, every product was created as a stock productA standard product with limited customisation. first and then converted to another type. Now you can create the type you want directly.
A similar approach for every typeA similar approach is taken for all of the different product types.

Step-by-step

Follow these steps alongside the video. Each step shows where it appears in the video.

  1. Open the product management screen and click Add New

    Go to your product management screen. Click Add New to start creating a new product.

    You should see: A pop-up window opens. It gives you some basic options for setting up a specific type of product.

    Shown in the video at 0:35.

  2. Pick a product type

    All of the different product types are listed in the pop-up. Select the one you want to create.

    You should see: Depending on the type you pick, you may see a few more simple options.

    Shown in the video at 0:57.

  3. Complete any extra options for that type

    Fill in any additional information the pop-up asks for. For a MegaEdit productA product type in Infigo that uses the browser-based MegaEdit editor to let customers personalise templates online., you can upload a MEX file straight away if you need to. For a custom product, you can choose which type of custom product to use.

    Shown in the video at 0:57.

  4. Click create

    Click create to finish creating the product.

    You should see: You go straight to the product screen. For a MegaEditInfigo's browser-based product personalisation editor, used to build and configure dynamic templates that end users customise online (text, images, clipart, masks, backgrounds, and more). product, you can get to the MegaEdit configuration settings right away.

    Shown in the video at 1:19.

Video transcript

0:13 Can now be directly created from the product management screen. Previously, all products were initially created as stock products and then converted to any other type of product that you wanted to use. So this could have been static PDF products, multi-part products, MegaEdit products and so on.

0:35 With a recent update, if I go to my product management screen and go to create a new product, so the Add New button, we now get this pop-up window appearing which will give us some basic options, allowing us to directly configure a specific type of product.

0:57 So for example, you'll see that I have all of my different product types listed, and then depending on the one I pick, I might get some simple subsequent options allowing you to specify some additional information. So for example, by creating a MegaEdit product, I have the ability to directly upload and Invent MEX file if necessary.

1:19 If I go to a custom product, it allows me to select the type of custom product to utilize and so on. So it simplifies the process of product creation. If I create a MegaEdit product as an example and click create, you'll see that it takes me immediately to the product screen where I can get immediately to our MegaEdit configuration settings.

1:48 In a similar approach is taken for all of the different product types.

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