Saved designs and re-orders come to Shopify

Print.App on Shopify now remembers your customers’ designs. A Save for Later button in the editor, a My saved designs section in the customer’s store account, and one-click re-ordering of anything they have ordered before. It is live on every Shopify store running Print.App today, and enabling it is a single toggle.

Why this matters

Personalised products have a kind of abandonment that normal carts don’t. A customer spends twenty minutes getting a wedding invite right, gets interrupted, and closes the tab — and until now, on Shopify, that work was gone. Save for Later keeps it. The design waits in their account, and Resume Design drops them back into the editor exactly where they stopped.

Re-ordering is the other half. Business cards run out. Labels run out. The products people personalise are very often the products they buy again — and until now, “again” meant rebuilding the design from scratch. Every design your customers order from here on appears in their account with a Duplicate Design for Re-order button: one click opens the editor with a fresh copy, ready to tweak or order as-is. The original stays untouched, so the file from their last order is always exactly what they approved.

What your customers see

• Save for Later in the editor. Alongside the usual preview and finish buttons. Logged-in customers land straight on their account page; guests are taken to sign in, and the design follows them the moment they do.
• My saved designs on the account page. Each design shows its preview, product, and date, with Resume Design for saved work and Duplicate Design for Re-order for ordered work.
• Resume puts them back on the product page with the editor open on their design — same product, same options, same everything.
• Guest orders attach automatically. When a guest checks out with a customised item, the design is linked to the customer record Shopify creates for that order. If they open an account later, their designs are already waiting.

Enabling it takes one toggle

In your Print.App dashboard settings, under Designer, turn on Enable Save for Later. That switches it on for every design in your store. If you would rather roll it out product by product, the same toggle exists per design in each design’s settings.

There is nothing to install and nothing to edit in your theme — if Print.App runs on your store, this already works. WordPress stores get the new store-wide switch too; previously Save for Later was per-design only.

Both of Shopify’s customer-account systems are supported. On classic accounts (what most themes use today), the section appears on your store’s account page automatically.

On Shopify’s new hosted customer accounts, there’s a one-time step in your admin: under Settings → Checkout → Customer accounts → Customize, add the Print.App “My designs” page — Shopify adds it to the account menu, right next to Orders. The full walkthrough is in the Saved Designs guide.

Same pricing as everywhere else

Nothing changes about how Print.App charges: no subscription, no commission, no per-order fee. Saved designs, resumed designs, and re-orders don’t cost you or your customers anything — you only ever pay for print file downloads, and your first 100 each month remain free.

Questions, or a store you want help setting up? Find us on Discord or write to support@print.app.