Picsha Cards is an AI-designed photo greeting card storefront under your brand. The customer adds photos, the Picsha AI designs the card, and you print it.
What the customer does
- Picks a card from your catalogue and uploads up to 12 photos.
- Chooses a design. The Picsha AI suggests the designs that suit their photos best and places the photos in them; every other design you offer is there to choose from too, shown with their own photos. A customer can also start from Browse designs on your storefront before adding any photos.
- Writes their message, previews the finished card, front and inside, picks a quantity, enters their name and an email or phone number, and pays.
Customer photos are deleted after 30 days. No customer account is needed.
Card designs
Graphx supplies a library of designs, and you choose which ones your storefront offers. See Choosing which card designs you offer. You can add designs of your own too. See Uploading your own card designs.
The catalogue
The cards you sell come from a fixed catalogue of trims that labs stock:
- 5×7 flat, portrait and landscape
- 5×7 folded, portrait and landscape
Every card comes with an A7 envelope. You set a price per card for each trim you offer and can badge one as Popular. You can also set a minimum order.
Each size also has two settings:
- Output. Exact-size JPEG (the default) gives one image per printed side at the card's exact size with no crop marks, ready for a photo printer. A folded card's side is its whole sheet, such as 10×7 for a folded 5×7. PDF with bleed + crop marks is for a press.
- Print the back (flat cards). Flat cards carry your store's mark on the back. Untick it to sell a one-sided card.
What you get
A paid order gives you, on the order in your admin page:
- A JPEG per printed side, at the exact card size.
- One multipage PDF with bleed and crop marks.
Both are there whichever output you chose.
- A printable order summary with the card front, the quantity, and the customer's details.
Print, fold, and pair with envelopes as usual. If you run Photogize Lab, orders for exact-size JPEG sizes can go straight into your Lab's queue instead. See Sending orders to Photogize Lab.
Calendars
The same storefront can sell photo calendars, starting in any month: a full year on one 8×10 or 11×14 sheet, or a thirteen-leaf monthly calendar you bind at the counter. Both are off until you offer them. See Photo calendars: a full year on one sheet and Monthly photo calendars: a cover and a photo for every month.
Cards on the kiosk
Cards runs in kiosk mode on a touchscreen in your store. A customer can bring a memory card to the counter and pick a finished card while they wait. See How the kiosk works for customers.
Questions? help@graphx.com
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