PitchPrint for WordPress
and WooCommerce
Turn WooCommerce products into customizable print products with PitchPrint templates, storefront design tools, and order-ready production files.
WordPress setup
From plugin install
to custom products
PitchPrint for WordPress is built for WooCommerce stores. Install the required plugins, connect your PitchPrint keys, assign designs to products, and test the storefront flow.
- Prepare
Install WordPress
Start with a working WordPress site. PitchPrint runs inside WordPress alongside WooCommerce.
- Prepare
Install WooCommerce
In WordPress admin, go to Plugins, Add New, search for WooCommerce, then install and activate it.
- Install
Install PitchPrint
Search for PitchPrint under Plugins, Add New, or download it from WordPress.org and upload it manually.
- Activate
Activate both plugins
Under Installed Plugins, make sure WooCommerce and PitchPrint are both active before configuring products.
- Connect
Generate API keys
Create or log into your PitchPrint admin account, then add your intended domain from the Domains page.
- Configure
Save keys in WordPress
Open PitchPrint from the WordPress admin menu, enter the generated API and Secret keys, then save.
- Products
Assign designs to products
Create a WooCommerce product with SKU and price, then select the PitchPrint design to attach to it.
- Launch
Test and fulfil orders
Check that the storefront shows Customize, then download design files from each order after purchase.
FAQ
Shopify integration questions
Does PitchPrint work with WordPress alone?
No. The WordPress plugin is designed to work with WooCommerce, so WooCommerce must be installed and active before PitchPrint can power product customization.
Where do I install PitchPrint from?
You can install it from WordPress admin by going to Plugins, Add New, and searching for PitchPrint. You can also download it from the WordPress.org plugin directory and upload it manually.
Where do the API and Secret keys come from?
Create or log into your PitchPrint admin account, add your intended domain on the Domains page, and PitchPrint will provide the API and Secret keys used by the WordPress plugin.
Can I test locally?
The PitchPrint docs note that you can still test on localhost, but when creating the domain entry you should provide the intended live domain URL rather than localhost.
Why is the Customize button missing?
Make sure the WooCommerce product has a price, SKU, and assigned PitchPrint design. The docs specifically note that the Customize button will not show if the product has no price.
Where are finished design files downloaded?
After an order is placed, the design download links appear against each product in the order.