Make Site Photos Pop with the New Image Editor
Evangeline Walker • May 28, 2024

Following a major UX improvement, we’re happy to release a powerful image editor that’s packed with capabilities and fine tuning options so you can edit each of your site photos to perfection.

The new image editor includes numerous options and actions that weren’t available before. Now you can do a lot more than mere cropping: use various adjustments, apply filters, add text on image and a lot more.

A woman is dancing on a computer screen.

A new image editor that’s as handsome as it is powerful

The new set of powerful editing tools comes in a sleek new look - we’ve made it pretty and beefed up its capabilities as well as its performance. Explore new editing options like playing with brightness, contrast and highlights, to name a few. In addition, you’ll find enhanced image editing tools like:

  • Filters
  • Resizing
  • Adding text 
  • Improved transforming tool
  • Adding stickers
A laptop with a picture of a woman dancing on the screen.

How to use the new image editor

Simple. When in the editor, click on an image and select Edit. The new image editor will launch and you’ll be ready to adjust the image however you want.

Introducing the Secondary Theme Button

By Evangeline Walker • May 29, 2024
Enjoy the power of site theme for buttons - easily set and change the style of your site’s theme primary and secondary buttons to keep design consistent across your site, and to cut your overall design time.

A Brand New Native Store Template with Custom Fields

By Evangeline Walker • May 28, 2024
Christmas came early this year for native eComm sites: we’ve just released a brand new native store template for a shoes & bags brand that isn’t just gorgeous. It includes a built-in surprise capability: custom fields.

Show Your Site Name in Google Search Results

By Evangeline Walker • May 28, 2024
Last October, Google Search introduced site names on mobile search results . The goal is to make it easier for people to identify the website that's associated with each result. Google tries to generate the site name based off of a few areas of the page: The title tag, H1 headings on the page, open graph site_name tags and schema tags. We saw it as an opportunity for you to boost your clients' business discoverability in search results, so we immediately implemented it into the platform. Avanty now automatically embeds the website schema tags to the homepage of the website, based on the business name you set in the content library.
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