I checked, but I didn’t see a post about this yet. I only see this on Chrome right now, but after the customer replaces an “image template or placeholder image” on the product page, they are able to adjust the image, without going into the design area. They can zoom in and out and move the image. We can also adjust the image, without going into the design area. Thank you Zazzle.
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Hooray! I can see it on MS Edge as well as Chrome. I’m SOOO happy about this one. It’s gonna be super helpful especially for Christmas cards! Thank you, Zazzle! :tada:
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This is currently in testing, so not everyone is going to see it.
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Thanks zazzle, love this 
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This sounds fantastic…can hardly wait to see it in action!! Unfortunately, I’m not in on the test so I’ll have to be patient darn it.
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Not working here yet (tried on all browsers) but sounds and looks promising. And comes just in time for the incoming holiday designs.
@Scott If you can manually add accounts to your testing list and like to get my feedback, I would be happy to take a (technical) look before it goes live. BTW. I have seen that you adjusted the image template listings on the mobile phone view so it shows also the label description (was cropped before). Thanks for this valuable fix. One little cosmetic note: the thumbnail gets hor. stretched when there is a longer description, and I wouldn’t use bold font formatting. Edit: this may have changed again with the adjustment upgrade. Have a great day!
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I’m not in the test so I can’t see it so can somebody let me know- does it work with masked images too?
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I checked and yes it works on masked images too.
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Fantastic news 😁
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I see it on Firefox and Waterfox today.
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I love it. Tried it on a collage birthday card and I can adjust each picture to make them show perfectly.
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Just tried it on desktop, it really is a great new feature from Zazzle!
It makes sure that customer’s photos are always suitable for the photo areas in our designs
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Any of you who were able to see this feature, can you still? I haven’t been able to see it at all no matter what browser I try, so wondering if it’s still being tested or not. I’m working on something with a bunch of image templates so am super curious how it’s going to look on the product page with this new feature.
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Hmmm… well I can see it on my products, but I tried it on one of yours and it wasn’t there. So maybe the A/B test is by designer not by user?
Well anyhow, here’s what it looks like. After the user replaces the template image with their own, an “adjust” button appears:
Once they click on the “adjust” button, a popup screen comes up that allows them to move and resize their image within the template:
Here’s a link to the product I took those screen shots from: We Still Do Plum Purple Roses & Photo Vow Renewal Invitation | Zazzle
Maybe you can see it on my products? Worth a try anyhow.
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I still see it, but not all the time, it comes and it goes. I see it on Chrome, Waterfox and Firefox and you can only see it, if you click on the personalize this template and replace an image.
If you have a collage of images, this is what it looks like, after you click the adjust button and then you can adjust the image or zoom and make it bigger.
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I see it on your link Cat and I’m using Firefox right now.
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Thank you for the insights, Cat, that was extremely helpful. Gives an idea of how it works. Let’s now see how many customers manage to completely de-place or blow up the image and then complain it has unprinted areas or it looks blurry 
Unfortunately, your link didn’t work for me. I hope it’s implemented soon before the Christmas rush starts.
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@Cat I went to your link and was only able to enlarge my image, although the “tools” were there for alterations, I could not move or make smaller.
You can only enlarge an image.
After you replace an image and make that image larger, you can make that image smaller again or make it even larger and you can move the image, after you enlarge it.
After you replace an image, the adjust is basically for images that are different sizes and larger than our template areas.
Example: Cat has a square image in the template area and if I place a square image there, I can not move it, because it’s the same size. If I place a rectangle image in that template area, I can adjust the image and move it, because it’s not the same size, as the square.
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@Fiorenzo Well, it won’t let you move the image beyond the inside of the original boundary (if that makes sense) so you can’t leave a blank spot at the edge. And if you try to enlarge it too much you get a warning so hopefully that won’t be a problem:
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