Your Printumo Shop comes with a visual editor. You can change your colours, your font, your logo, your front page and your menu, and see the result before you save. This article covers what you can change, and is honest about what is fixed.

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The panels are "Styling", "Logo", "Menu", "Hero", "Products", "Grid", "Info", "Related", "About", "Text" and "Footer".

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The "Styling" panel holds eight colours: "Menu color", "Menu text color", "Button color", "Button text color", "Background color", "Text color", "Footer color" and "Footer text color".

Set the button colour and the button text colour together. If you set both to the same shade, your buy buttons will look blank to customers, because the text disappears into the button.

"Font family" changes the typeface across your whole storefront, including your shop name, your headings, your product titles and your body text. Ten fonts are available: Inter, Roboto, Open Sans, Lato, Montserrat, Playfair Display, Cormorant Garamond, Raleway, Poppins and Nunito.

If a font change does not seem to appear, save the editor and then reload your public shop address rather than the preview.

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The "Logo" panel takes an image or a piece of text, but not both at once.

So if you have uploaded a logo and still see wording next to it, you are looking at a header with no image attached, or at a preview that has not saved yet. Upload the image and the text step aside on its own.

For the image: use PNG, JPEG or SVG, at least 48 pixels tall, up to 5 MB. A transparent background gives the best result. There is no required shape or aspect ratio.

Use the "Logo size" slider to scale the logo between 50% and 200%. The slider sets the height, and the width follows automatically, so your logo never stretches.

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Your shop name cannot be empty. It must be at least five characters long, must use only letters and spaces, and must not already be taken by another shop.

This is why clearing the name field does not remove wording from your header. To change what appears in the header, use the logo settings above.

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The hero is the large banner at the top of your front page. In the "Hero" panel you can:

For a background image, aim for 16:9 or 3:2, at least 1920 by 1080 pixels, up to 5 MB.

The height of the hero is fixed. There is no setting for its padding or for the space above and below the text. If the banner takes up more room than you want, turn it off and let your products start higher up the page.

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Your front page does not show everything in your shop. The "Products" panel holds a field called "Products total", and it starts at 12. If your shop holds more pictures than that, the extra ones are left off the front page.

Nothing is deleted when this happens, and nothing is wrong with your account. The pictures are still in your shop. Your customers still reach them on your Shop page, which runs over as many pages as it needs. It is only the front page that stops at the number you have set.

So if a picture you added has vanished from your front page, count your products first. Raise "Products total" to show them all. The highest value is 50.

Two neighbouring fields shape the same grid. "Products per row" sets how wide it is, and "Showcase collection" lets you feature one collection on the front page instead of your whole shop.

The same field appears in two other panels. "Grid" sets how many products appear on each page of your Shop page, and "Related" sets how many suggestions appear underneath a product. Both start at 12 and both allow up to 50.

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Your storefront has four built-in pages: your home page, your shop, your About page and your Contact page. In the "Menu" panel you can rename any menu entry, drag it into a different order, and use "Show in menu" to hide one you do not want.

You can also add two other kinds of menu item: a link to one of your collections, and a link to any external address.

You cannot add your own extra pages. The four built-in pages are the complete set.

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Your footer shows a set of Quick Links and your social media links.

The Quick Links are fixed: Home, Shop, About and Contact. They do not follow the menu settings. So a page you have hidden from your menu will still be listed in your footer. If you want a page gone from both places, empty its content rather than hiding it, and tell us if you would like it removed from the footer as well.

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Your privacy policy and your terms are editable, and you can add a refund policy, a shipping policy and a legal notice.

A privacy policy and terms are required. The others are optional.

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Every product page has a "Your legal guarantee rights" row, and your footer and checkout carry the same link. It opens the European Union's standard notice about the two-year legal guarantee, in your visitor's language.

You cannot remove or edit it. Since 27 September 2026, EU law requires every shop that sells to consumers in the EU to show this notice before the customer buys. The EU fixes its wording and design. We show it for you, so your shop meets the rule without any work on your side.

The notice is about faulty goods, not about returns. A customer's right to change their mind within 14 days (the right of withdrawal) is a separate rule. An exception for made-to-order goods can apply to that right, but it never applies to the legal guarantee. So the notice does not contradict a "no returns" policy, and both can appear in your shop.

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Two language settings exist, and they are separate.

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Your shop settings hold a "Shop Visibility" control. Use "Hide shop" while you build, and "Make shop live" when you are ready for customers.

A hidden shop cannot be reached by your customers, so check this first if your shop address returns a page not found.