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This doc is a guide on how to add a placeholder image for a mask shape (also known as a clickable mask.) Have a look at the following doc for more on clickable mask: How to create templates using SVG shapes Demo store: Photo prints demo product Now that you have a better understanding, I can show you how to change the placeholder image. So why would you want a placeholder image? Placeholder images function as a guide for your clients to know to click on the shape to place an image inside. Below is an example of our placeholder image:
Default PitchPrint placeholder image shown inside a mask shape
Steps:
1

Source a placeholder image

You will have to source a image or design you’d like to use, I’d recommend PNG files. (Attached are 2 sample placeholder images)
Sample placeholder image you can download and use
Second sample placeholder image you can download and use
2

Find the Mask upload indicator setting

Go to the PitchPrint Admin Settings: Settings page Scroll until you see the Mask upload indicator setting (it’s in the editor section.)
Mask upload indicator setting in the editor section of the admin settings page
3

Upload your image

Click the ‘Change Picture’ button it will open a browser window, find your image and upload it.
4

Save the settings

Lastly click the ‘Save Settings’ button (top right.)
Make sure to test it from your store front.

How to create a clickable mask

Turn a shape into an image placeholder customers can click to insert images.

Custom Mask

Use any shape as a clipping area to trim content in the final PDF.

How to create an SVG for use as a Mask

Prepare a single-path SVG that can be used as a photo mask.

How to create templates using SVG shapes

Build a design template from an SVG shape, such as a phone case.