Add a product

3 minInteractive

Upload a file, price it, and put it on your storefront.

Add a product

Sandbox

A close copy of Dashboard › + Add asset.

Choose a file to upload

The real form takes a drag-drop or click-to-browse — PDF, ZIP, Excel, video, audio, and more.

A product on Kreato is one file you sell — a preset pack, a PDF guide, a spreadsheet, anything digital. You upload it once and it sells on your storefront forever.

The short version: pick the file, give it a name, a category and a price, add a cover image, hit publish. The rest of the fields are optional polish.

The file goes straight from your browser to secure storage — it never passes through a server, so even a 500 MB file uploads fine.

What every field does

The form has a lot of options. Most are optional — here’s what each one is for.

Filereq

The thing buyers download. Drag it in or click to browse. Up to 500 MB.

Titlereq

The product name on your storefront. Keep it specific.

Categoryreq

Guessed from the file type; pick from 13 options. Drives storefront filters.

Description

Markdown supported. Bullet points convert about 2× better than a paragraph.

Price / Freereq

A rupee price, or flip to Free to collect emails instead of charging.

Compare-at price

An MRP-style higher price shown struck through — makes the deal pop.

Timed sale

A real temporary discount with a countdown. Reverts automatically.

Usage license

Personal, commercial, or resale — what buyers may do with the file.

Download limit

How many re-downloads each buyer gets. Default 3.

Watermark (PDF)

Invisible per-buyer mark so a leaked PDF is traceable.

Screenshots

Up to 5 preview images. The first is your storefront thumbnail.

Try it in the sandbox

Take a file all the way to a live product.

  1. 1Pick a file. Its category is guessed from the file name — you can change it.
  2. 2Fill the essentials — name, description, price (or Free). Open the extras if you want a sale price, a license, or a download cap.
  3. 3Watch the checklist tick off, then Publish or Save as draft.

Draft vs publish

Save as draft keeps it private so you can finish it later. Publish puts it on your storefront right away. You can unpublish any time.

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