In this demo, add-to-cart buttons have been injected directly into the website layout, creating a fully native shopping experience without disrupting the existing design or user journey.

This demo showcases multiple product templates being used for different artwork types. Separate template sets have been assigned for transparent PNG artwork, portrait images, landscape designs, and more.

Customers can instantly browse and select available products through the sleek floating popup option, keeping the shopping experience fast, intuitive, and visually connected to the artwork without changing the layout of the page.

Selected artwork images are marked for Strich and receive a compact shop button automatically, adding commerce to the existing portfolio grid without rebuilding its cards or layout.

A Strich product gallery is mounted directly inside each existing collection page, using the selected painting while keeping product formats, pricing, and add-to-cart controls in the artist site.

Choosing a shop button opens the Strich product selector as a branded overlay, letting visitors select a format and add it to their cart while remaining on the original portfolio page.

In this example, the Strich Inline product interface has been customised to match the look and feel of the website, including colours, styling, buttons, and layout for a seamless branded experience.

This demo shows products embedded directly into the page layout, allowing customers to browse and purchase products without being redirected away from the artwork or content.

The comic image already displayed on the page is marked as the active Strich artwork, so the embedded product range automatically uses the current strip without a separate product upload or storefront workflow.

Strich attaches an Order Print control directly to selected portfolio images, allowing the original photography layout to stay intact while making each marked image shoppable.

Selecting Order Print opens the Strich product interface over the existing gallery, keeping the photograph visible in context and avoiding a redirect to a separate hosted store.

The embedded selector supplies country and currency controls alongside the available print sizes, so regional pricing and product choices are handled inside the integration.

Strich adds compact shop controls to selected design images already used by the band site, leaving the surrounding editorial layout and artwork cards unchanged.

Posters, cover art, graphics, and visual assets can be connected directly to products, making it easy to turn existing creative material into purchasable merch.

Clicking a design opens a branded Strich overlay containing its available products, variants, pricing, fit controls, and add-to-cart actions without redirecting fans to another storefront.

Visitors can create original AI artwork from a prompt, then carry that image directly into a product journey that turns an idea into something they can wear, use, gift, or display.

A live community gallery makes user-generated creations part of the site itself, giving visitors a place to discover ideas and move from inspiration to a purchasable product.

The Strich Inline system and API connect artwork, product selection, pricing, and checkout inside one branded flow, demonstrating a deeper integration than a conventional embedded shop.