Fancy Product Designer Image Assets
Budget: $8 – $15 USD
We are building a furniture website and using Fancy Product Designer to show product customization options..You’ll take the raw photos I supply and turn them into ready-to-use formats for every SKU:
• PNG files with transparent backgrounds and cleanly separated colour-change zones so FPD can recolour fabrics, finishes, trims, etc.
• SVG versions when the artwork must stay fully scaleable.
Every asset must keep exact pixel dimensions, consistent naming (product-view_colourlayer where relevant) and a tidy folder structure so I can drag-and-drop straight into FPD.
We’ll start with one product to confirm the workflow—once approved, the remaining batch follows the same rules. I expect layered work files (PSD or AI) in case future tweaks are required, but only the flattened export goes to FPD.
A solid grasp of Photoshop and the Fancy Product Designer file conventions is essential; if you already use its “multicolor” and “mask” features, that’s a bonus. Speed is important, yet accuracy—especially around cut lines and transparency—is non-negotiable.
If this sounds like something you can knock out efficiently, let’s begin with the first sample item and move through the full list from there.
• PNG files with transparent backgrounds and cleanly separated colour-change zones so FPD can recolour fabrics, finishes, trims, etc.
• SVG versions when the artwork must stay fully scaleable.
Every asset must keep exact pixel dimensions, consistent naming (product-view_colourlayer where relevant) and a tidy folder structure so I can drag-and-drop straight into FPD.
We’ll start with one product to confirm the workflow—once approved, the remaining batch follows the same rules. I expect layered work files (PSD or AI) in case future tweaks are required, but only the flattened export goes to FPD.
A solid grasp of Photoshop and the Fancy Product Designer file conventions is essential; if you already use its “multicolor” and “mask” features, that’s a bonus. Speed is important, yet accuracy—especially around cut lines and transparency—is non-negotiable.
If this sounds like something you can knock out efficiently, let’s begin with the first sample item and move through the full list from there.