Custom product design for Shopify merchants

Start with a product worth making. Develop the design and manufacturing brief before planning how to sell it.

Start with a few details. You can add a reference photo and refine the idea in the studio.

You’ll review your prompt before generating a design. This does not place an order.

Develop the idea before building the listing

Describe a product or upload a reference photo in Genabra's design studio. Refine the shape, color and visible details, then save the direction you want to pursue. You can begin this work without a Shopify account.

A design preview is a concept. It does not establish supplier availability, manufacturing cost or a confirmed delivery date. The next step is a request with practical requirements.

Prepare a batch manufacturing request

Give the quantity you want reviewed, dimensions or fit references, material requirements and delivery destination. Explain whether you are exploring a first sample or a small collection, and identify any details that require approval before substitution.

The current request flow accepts quantities from 1 to 100. This is a request limit, not a promise that every product has a one-unit minimum. Availability, minimum quantities and production terms depend on the actual design and review.

Keep manufacturing cost and retail price separate

A manufacturing offer covers a specified batch and its stated terms. Your retail price is the amount you choose to charge for each item. They are separate decisions.

When planning retail pricing, consider what the quote includes and the costs you will bear separately, such as packaging, selling fees, returns or storage. Do not treat a design estimate as a confirmed supplier offer or assume a target margin guarantees profit.

Shopify integration pilot

Genabra's Shopify integration is in development and is not publicly available in the Shopify App Store. The pilot implementation supports a connected USD store, independent retail pricing, single-variant product drafts, reviewed-offer approval and Genabra order tracking. It still requires live-store validation before release.

For now, you can develop your design in Genabra and email support@genabra.com about participating in a merchant pilot. No Shopify subscription is needed to start a design here.

Approve manufacturing separately from selling

Review the exact design, quantity, destination, price and delivery terms before accepting a manufacturing offer. Follow the payment terms shown for that request. Supplier spending requires Genabra's separate production authorization.

The pilot does not automatically turn Shopify sales into manufacturing orders. Merchants remain responsible for reviewing listing claims, images, inventory, taxes and shipping before publishing a product.

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