The Shopify workflow inside Janjan in four moves
Connect the store, choose catalog imagery inside Studio, generate new creative, then move approved output back toward Shopify from Gallery.1
Connect the store once
Start the Janjan connection flow from the Shopify app, then confirm the linked shop under Account > Integrations before you begin generating.
2
Pull catalog imagery into Studio
Flat-lay and mannequin can start from Shopify product imagery with front and back assignment, and reshoot can use a Shopify product image as the source photo.
3
Generate from real merchandising assets
Search the catalog, pick the exact product media you want, and use the normal Janjan Studio setup to create fresh campaign-ready variations.
4
Review and sync from Gallery
Shopify-sourced generations appear in Gallery with source context, filters, single-item sync actions, and Runway batch sync so approved assets can move toward the store faster.
Jump to the part of the Shopify flow you need now
These links take you straight to the connection, generation, and review screens that matter for the Shopify path.Open connected stores
Review the Shopify stores already linked to this Janjan account before you import anything into Studio.Open integrations
Start flat-lay from Shopify
Choose product media from Shopify, assign front and back views, and move into the normal flat-lay generation workflow.Open flat-lay
Start reshoot from Shopify
Use a modeled Shopify product image as the reshoot source when the body photo already exists in your store catalog.Open reshoot
Review Shopify-sourced results
Open Gallery with the Shopify filter so you can review completed output and use the sync-back controls quickly.Open Gallery
Connection and visibility
Keep the store relationship obvious before anyone starts generating.
- Connected shops appear under Account > Integrations with the resolved store label and connection timestamp.
- Studio shows the connected Shopify store label inside the selector so teams know which catalog they are browsing.
- If no store is connected yet, the Shopify selector stays hidden until the connection exists.
Catalog import inside Studio
Use the store catalog as an input source instead of re-uploading everything.
- Search Shopify products by title, handle, or image alt text before you choose an asset.
- Flat-lay and mannequin can assign separate front and back images when your catalog already has both views.
- Reshoot can use a single Shopify product image instead of a new upload.
Gallery sync-back workflow
Move approved output back toward Shopify once the creative looks right.
- Gallery can filter Shopify-sourced generations for faster review and merchandising handoff.
- Eligible results can sync to the original Shopify product or create a new Shopify product.
- Runway users can select multiple completed try-ons in Gallery and batch create Shopify products from them.
- Available sync choices depend on the generation source and your plan access.
The implementation questions teams ask first
Use this when you are confirming where the connection lives, which Studio flows support Shopify, and how the sync-back rules work.Where do I connect Shopify?
Where do I connect Shopify?
Use the Janjan connection flow from the Shopify app, then open Account > Integrations inside Janjan to confirm which stores are linked to the current account.
Which Studio modes support Shopify product images?
Which Studio modes support Shopify product images?
Flat-lay and mannequin can start from Shopify product imagery, including separate front and back selections. Reshoot can use a Shopify product image as the source photo.
Can I choose front and back views from Shopify?
Can I choose front and back views from Shopify?
Yes. Flat-lay and mannequin let you assign different Shopify images to the front and back roles when the product already has both angles in the catalog.
How do I send a generation back to Shopify?
How do I send a generation back to Shopify?
Open the finished item in Gallery and use Sync to Shopify. Depending on the source asset and your plan access, Janjan can add the approved result to the source product or create a new Shopify product. Runway users can also use Select on the Gallery page to batch sync completed try-ons as new Shopify products.