User interface settings#

In the User interface settings section, you customize the behavior and controls of the graphic editor itself, so it fully suits your working habits. Simple toggles let you control the overflow shown in the image preview, mouse controls, and safeguards against data loss. The interface settings include these key features:

  • Don’t show overflow in preview – lets you hide the hatched edge area of the canvas (when overflow width is used) where the product will never actually be displayed. If you leave this off, you’ll see the overflow with its hatched area, letting you strategically place graphic elements there more easily in your ad creative.

  • Disable mouse wheel zoom – turns off zooming in and out on the canvas using the mouse wheel.

  • Don’t show helper – lets you hide help texts, tips, and guides directly in the editor interface, which experienced users especially appreciate.

  • Ask to save changes before closing the editor – turns on a dialog that warns you if you try to leave or close the browser window without saving unfinished work.

FAQ#

What should I do if I want to show or hide the overflow in the preview in the editor?#

You can turn the display of overflow width in the preview on or off directly in the editor, in the Image layout section under Main image, or in Settings, in the User interface settings section. If you leave it off, you’ll see the hatched edge area of the canvas in the interface (when overflow width is used) where the product will never actually be displayed. You can then use this space to more easily and strategically place logos, labels, or other supplementary graphics in your ad creative.

Why is mouse wheel zoom useful, and when should I disable it instead?#

Conveniently zooming in and out on the canvas with the mouse wheel speeds up and simplifies detailed graphic work. Only disable this feature if the canvas keeps zooming in or out unintentionally while you work and this behavior doesn’t suit you.

What happens if I enable the dialog before closing the editor?#

This feature acts as a reliable safeguard against losing unfinished graphic work. If you have unsaved changes in the editor and accidentally close the browser tab or click to leave the template, the system will immediately warn you with a dialog offering the option to leave or stay, so you don’t lose your changes and can save the unfinished template using the Save button.

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