Your configurator should look like your store

A configurator lives inside someone else's design. It sits on a product page next to the store's own fonts, colours and buttons. If it brings its own look, the page feels stitched together, and shoppers notice even when they can't say why.

That's why we built the Theme Editor.

One theme for the whole workspace

The Theme Editor controls how every configurator in your workspace looks: colours, typography, the layout of the option panels and your branding. You set it once, and every product follows. A new product doesn't need its own styling pass.

The last button matters most

The Theme Editor also covers the call to action, the step where the build turns into an order or a request. Some stores want "Add to cart". A manufacturer selling through dealers wants "Get a quote". A made-to-order brand might want "Request this build". The flow at the end is part of the theme, not a fixed button.

Platform touches still apply

On top of the theme, each platform has its own small settings. On Wix, for example, you style the customize button's text and colour and the add-to-cart message in the Wix editor, so it matches the rest of the product page.

Your brand, not ours

On higher plans, the PDF quotes buyers receive carry your logo, company name and contact details instead of ours.

Where it stops

The theme changes how the configurator looks and how it ends. It doesn't change the 3D scene; lighting, camera and environment are set per product in the scene editor.

Next step

If you're on Amaspace, open the Theme Editor in your workspace and set your colours and fonts before you publish the next product. If you're not yet, start a free trial.