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How to add products with photos, sizes, and prices

Build a photo-first catalog: upload pictures, add size and color variants, set prices, and track quantity.

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Adding a product in StockY from a MacBook: photo, name, and public shop link
Adding a product from a MacBook — drop in a photo, name, and the public link for Direct.

Open Add product

From Products, tap Add product. Fill in the name and selling price. Cost price and markup are optional — if you enter them, StockY can show profit per unit in reports.

Add a description and tags if you want to find items faster later (for example “silver”, “hoops”, or “new”).

Add photos

Tap Add photos to upload from your library or take a photo. The first image is the cover on your public card. You can add more shots and reorder them so the best angle comes first.

Clear photos matter on Instagram: customers often decide from the card you paste in Direct.

Sizes, colors, and SKUs

Leave one variant if the item is one-size, or add variants for each size and color with its own quantity. Use UNI when there is no size split.

SKU is optional but useful when you pack: type it on the Pack screen to open that product. It must be unique in your shop. Leave it blank if you do not use SKUs.

  • Quantity is the stock you have on hand for that variant
  • Available stock goes down when you reserve or mark an item sold
  • You can adjust quantities later from the product or Pack

Save and share

Save the product. On the product page you can copy the public link for Direct, generate an Instagram caption, reserve a size for a customer, or mark it sold.

Edit anytime if photos, prices, or stock change. Deleting a product removes it and its variants permanently.

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StockY products catalog on a MacBook, with photos, stock counts, sold and reserve actions
The products screen on a MacBook — search, low-stock badges, and reserve in one list.

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