Saved Sep 23, 2026 by @enviglo: Settings tabs, your own Discord bot, custom domains, and giving products by Discord ID or email
If your store has none yet, the page says **No store categories yet**. They're created under **Settings**, then **Selling**, by owners, admins and staff with the **Store settings** permission.+ ## Questions about this product++ Below the details is **Questions about this product**. What you answer here shows in a **FAQ** tab on the product's page, above the questions your store answers everywhere.++ Keep these to what's specific to this one product: what it needs to run, what's in the file, what it doesn't do, how it differs from your other one that looks similar. Anything true of everything you sell belongs in **Settings** → **FAQ** instead, where you write it once and it appears on every product.++ Each question saves on its own, as soon as you press **Add question** or **Save answer**, and the arrows put them in order. Answers take Markdown, like the description. A product answers up to 15 questions.+## Tips for a clear listing- **Always write a summary.** Products without one look unfinished in search, and a published product with no summary is flagged **No summary** under **Needs attention**.…
The Details page holds what customers read about your product and where it sits on Enviglo. You need the Edit products permission to open it.
To get there: in your store's dashboard, open Products, pick the product, then open Details.
The page starts with the product's Status, which is covered in Create and publish a product. If your role includes Delete products, it ends with Delete this product, covered in Drafts, published and deleted products.
This section is what a customer reads on the product page, in search and on cards.
Required, 2 to 80 characters.
The product's web address. The full path shows under the field, in the form /s/your-store/your-product.
Up to 160 characters, with a counter under the field. It's the one line under the name on every card, and it's required before you can publish.
Up to 20,000 characters, and required before you can publish. Write it on the Write tab and check it on the Preview tab.
Markdown is supported: headings, lists, links, code and bold text. Tables work too. A few things to know:
This section decides how customers find the product when they aren't searching for it by name.
What the product is built for: Roblox, Unity, Unreal Engine, , or . Customers filter the marketplace by this first.
One category per product, chosen from Enviglo's list: Admin & Moderation, Vehicles, Weapons & Combat, UI Kits, Builds & Maps, Systems & Frameworks, Animations, Audio, Tools & Plugins, Effects, Characters & Clothing, 3D Models, Textures & Graphics, or Other. It decides where the product appears when people browse by category.
Type tags separated by commas, up to ten. They show as chips under the field with a count.
Some tags are dropped when you save, because they'd pass for labels Enviglo gives out itself or things it decides: new, new-release, brand-new, just-released, newest, popular, most-popular, trending, trending-now, hot, best-seller, bestseller, best-selling, top-seller, top-selling, featured, staff-pick, verified, official, sale, on-sale and free.
The New, Popular and Trending labels come from Enviglo's own numbers, never from tags. New lasts 30 days from when a product was first published. Popular goes to products among the month's best sellers, and Trending to those among the week's most viewed.
Your own sections on your storefront, separate from the marketplace category. Tick every one the product belongs in. A product can be in several, or in none.
They show as chips on your storefront that filter your products. A product in no store category still appears in your full list.
If your store has none yet, the page says No store categories yet. They're created under Settings, then Selling, by owners, admins and staff with the Store settings permission.
Below the details is Questions about this product. What you answer here shows in a FAQ tab on the product's page, above the questions your store answers everywhere.
Keep these to what's specific to this one product: what it needs to run, what's in the file, what it doesn't do, how it differs from your other one that looks similar. Anything true of everything you sell belongs in Settings → FAQ instead, where you write it once and it appears on every product.
Each question saves on its own, as soon as you press Add question or Save answer, and the arrows put them in order. Answers take Markdown, like the description. A product answers up to 15 questions.
As soon as you change something, a bar appears at the bottom showing how many changes are waiting. Press Save details to keep them, or Discard to put everything back. Nothing is saved until you press Save details.
If your store's Roblox experience is connected, saving also updates the product's developer product on Roblox: its name, and your summary as its description.
This needs Edit products. Added tags follow the same rules, and each product still keeps ten at most.