Your settings
What each settings tab controls, and where the two things that used to live here moved to.
Your settings
Six tabs, all of them account housekeeping. You set them once and mostly forget them.
That is deliberate. Anything that changes what the studio actually makes for you now lives next to the work, not behind a gear icon.
Two things moved
What you sell is now on your shop’s Branding page, under What you sell. It decides which product types appear in Create, and it belongs to one shop rather than your whole account, so a clipart shop and a poster shop can each list only what they make. If you have more than one shop, set it separately for each.
Styles is now its own page in the sidebar, under Studio. It sits with Mockups and Assets because it is something you browse while making a piece, not something you configure. See Saving Styles.
Old links to the settings versions of both still work. They will take you to the new pages.
What is here now
Profile is your name, contact details and address. The address matters for invoices, not for delivery.
Business holds your business name, country and VAT number, which appear on billing documents.
Plan shows your current plan, its status, and your credit balance against this month’s allowance. Full plan details and top-ups live on the Billing page.
Social stores your handles, used when the studio drafts captions for you.
Activity is an audit log for the current workspace: who did what and when. It comes into its own when someone else has access to your shop.
Developer is API keys, for connecting Elistit to your own tools. Skip it unless you have a reason.
Connections to Etsy and Google Drive live on the Integrations page. That is worth a glance when something has stopped working, because a broken Drive connection pauses delivery, and a paused delivery is the usual reason a product finishes but no Etsy draft appears.
About the credit meter
The bar on the Plan tab measures your balance against your plan’s monthly allowance, and turns amber when you are down to the last fifth of it.
If your allowance cannot be read for some reason, the bar is hidden and only your balance shows. That is deliberate: a bar drawn against a guessed number looks like a measurement, and a wrong measurement about money is worse than none.
API keys
A key is shown once, at the moment you create it. Copy it then, because it is stored hashed and cannot be shown again. Losing one is not a disaster, you just revoke it and make another.
Revoking is instant and cannot be undone. Anything authenticating with that key stops working the moment it goes, so check what is using it first.
FAQ
Where did Catalog go? To your shop’s Branding page, as What you sell. It moved because it is part of what a shop is, not a preference, and because it is now set per shop rather than once for your whole account.
I turned off a product type. Are my old projects gone? No. It controls what Create offers you from now on. Everything you have already made stays where it is, and the type filters on Designs and Assets still include it.
I have two shops. Do they share what they sell? No, not any more. Each shop keeps its own list. A shop you have never set one for follows your account-wide selection until you save one for it.
Does changing settings affect listings already on Etsy? No. Nothing here rewrites a published listing. Settings shape what gets made next.
Who can see my Activity log? People with access to that workspace. It is scoped per workspace, so switching shops switches the log.
Can I delete my account here? Not from this page. Open a support ticket and we will handle it properly, including what happens to your files.
Related
- Saving StylesWhat a saved style fills in, when a reference image is worth adding, and why styles belong to one shop rather than your whole account.
- Getting helpHow support tickets work, what to put in one so the first reply solves it, what we can already see about your shop, and where the faster answers are.
- Editing a listingWhat the listing editor changes on Etsy, what the score measures, why it asks for shorter titles than most advice, and what happens to the AI disclosure paragraph.
- Product setup: templates, defaults and what each type deliversThe Products tab in Branding sets the fixed listing text, buyer PDF and creation defaults for one product type at a time, including the one type that ships a physical print instead of a file.