Template Editor guide

The Template Editor module is an important part of Customer's Canvas Hub. It is used to edit designs you create as templates that are supposed to be personalized by your end users. You may work with designs created from scratch as well as imported from Adobe files (InDesign or Photoshop).

It is available in the BackOffice panel of Customer's Canvas Hub. That means you can use it with Customer's Canvas Hub or with a private cloud deployment. However, even if you use only the Design Editor module, you can still create a Customer's Canvas Hub account, use Template Editor to create and set up designs, download them, and move them to your Design Editor instance.

This section starts with an overview of the Template Editor user interface. Also, we highly recommend you to check out a list of hotkeys to work in the editor in a productive manner.

Before diving into the editor, you may want to check out the tutorial section for your first experience with the editor.

There are two purposes of this editor - you may use it to create and modify design elements and also to configure the behavior of a template in the end user's editor. In the appropriate sections, you will learn what features of the editor to use to accomplish both tasks.

Although creating designs in the Template Editor may seem straightforward (especially if you already have experience with other graphic design software), it would be a good idea to learn about design file anatomy. It would help you better understand the idea behind the Template Editor structure.

If you have any questions about using the Template Editor or have some ideas on how to improve it, feel free to contact our support team.