Downloads, freebies and links, each with its own page

Any file type, up to 500 MB per product. Buyers download the file you upload, with its name tidied to lower case and hyphens: Autumn Presets.zip arrives as autumn-presets.zip. So name it after the product rather than IMG_4471-final2.zip. One product holds one file; for several, use a single ZIP.

Common choices:

• Ebooks and guides: PDF, exported at screen resolution so it stays under 20 MB and opens quickly on a phone.
• Presets and LUTs: a ZIP containing .xmp, .dng or .cube files, plus a one-page PDF on how to install them.
• Templates: a PDF holding your Canva, Notion or Google template links, or the source files themselves (.psd, .ai, .fig exports) in a ZIP.
• Audio: a ZIP of 24-bit WAV files, labelled with tempo and key in each name.
• Spreadsheets: an .xlsx file, or a PDF with a "make a copy" link to Google Sheets.

Cover images can be JPG, PNG, WebP or GIF up to 10 MB. On a phone the cover shows as a wide banner on the product page and a small square on your store, so keep the subject in the middle. A photo around 1600 by 1000 pixels is plenty. No cover? stall.bio draws a gradient cover with your product's name on it.

By email and on a private page. Straight after payment the product page confirms the order, and the receipt email carries a button to the buyer's access page. That page lists every item in the order and gives a download link that works for 10 minutes; opening it again gives a fresh one.

The file itself stays in private storage that the public internet cannot reach. There is no permanent download address to leak, so sharing a link in a group chat only helps for those 10 minutes. If the email lands in spam, the buyer still has the download buttons that appear on the product page the moment they pay.

Everything a fan needs to decide in under a minute: a clear name, a line of facts, a cover, the price, what is inside and a button that says what happens next. You fill in each part in the product editor, and anything you leave blank is simply not shown.

1. Name, up to 80 characters. Say what it is: "Autumn Lightroom Presets" beats "Autumn Drop".
2. Subtitle, up to 120 characters, for the facts: "12 presets · desktop and mobile · install guide".
3. Cover, as above.
4. Price, plus an optional higher "was" price and an end date for the offer.
5. Badge, up to 24 characters, such as "Bestseller" or "New".
6. Description, up to 10,000 characters. Plain paragraphs, bold, italics and links. Any bullet points become a "What you get" list on the page, so list the contents there.
7. Button text, up to 30 characters: "Get the presets" reads better than "Buy".

You also set the page address. stall.bio makes one from the name, and you can change it to any short mix of lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens.

Yes. New products start as drafts and only appear once you publish them. stall.bio checks the essentials first: a download or lead magnet needs its file uploaded, and a link needs its web address. Unpublishing later hides the product from your store, while people who already bought it keep their access page.