Article/Product Media and Editing Options

With this drop-down menu, the media group's media type can be changed. Hovering the cursor over the icon shows which channels the media type will be exported to according to your settings at "Basic data > Properties > Media types". If at least one other media group is available, you can use the arrows ( ) to move the entire column to the left or right.

For each piece of media there are four shortcut options to choose from:

• Move: to assign a piece of media to another group, click on the icon and "drag and drop" the piece of media to the target group.

• Detail view: click on this icon to open a detail view of the image. From the detail view menu, you can also directly open the original file.

• Edit: Select a part of the image in the editing window (click and drag). If you choose the radio button "Replace image with selection", the original image will be replaced by the selected area. Alternatively, you can add the selected area to the current group as a new image, or save it in a new group (select a media type).

• Delete: removes the piece of media from the group.

With the button "Add media", you can add images to the group.

Per default, the system stores media groups as product media. If the images in a group are article media, either mark the checkboxes in the list of articles displayed below the media group, or use the "Quick selection" menu to choose the corresponding variant dimensions. In the screenshot above, the image in the group applies to all sizes of the color "white". Therefore, it is considered article media.

Most channels put an emphasis on article rather than product media. You should (at minimum) provide one product image for each product and one article image per article. Images are exported in the order they are shown in TB.One. This is especially relevant if a channel restricts the number of pictures!

If you activate the checkbox "Don't show", the media in the corresponding group will be blocked form export to all channels. The group will then be highlighted in red.