Bulk Uploading: How to Use the Quick Product Create Tool

Another great tool that can help optimize your workflow is Zazzle’s Quick Create feature. Quick Product Create (or QPC for short) allows you to bulk upload your design onto a wide array of pre-grouped products. Paired with design templating, QPC can be a very powerful tool that will help you create suites of designs in no time.

As you start to grow as a Zazzle Designer, you will soon realize how little time you have in the day to pursue all the amazing ideas you have. On top of that, you are starting to receive requests for a custom collection of products. That is where QPC steps in.

To help you better understand how QPC can power your workflow, let's see an example: 

You've been experiencing booming success, and recently have been toying with the idea of creating a children’s line for your most successful designs. Problem is that you've also been crunching away to get your new designs up in time for the holiday shopping rush.

Where do you find time to do both?  

With the QPC tool, you can now create your entire children's line in the same time it would take you to upload a single product; freeing up more time for you to create brand new holiday products. 

You can find the Quick Create Tool under the products tab of your account:

Choose the appropriate product grouping and image:  

You now instantly have uploaded your design onto a myriad of products. Just keep in mind that some products will need some further adjustments in terms of layout and positioning.Click the CUSTOMIZE button found above each product to fine-tune your layout. 

When you're ready, click the NEXT button and you will be brought to the usual product SELL IT page (learn how to post a product). When you're finished, click the POST IT button and that's it! You've just created a group of products in a matter of minutes! 

Just remember that whatever you fill out on the ‘Product Info and Pricing’ page will be the same for all of the individual products you're creating them for. We highly recommend you go back and fine-tune the product details to match the most relevant metadata for each individual product. 

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