Julie Langford

hi all

For those of you who have a little trouble with generating Redbubble code to create those lovely previews of framed prints for your profile pages, or even if you would just like to have a handy list of all your Rebubble works, along with the ID code numbers for them, then look no further.

The very clever Dave Pearson has created a little program that will do it all for you.

The application can be found Here

To instal it

Click on the blue text – RBArtManSetup.msi and chose Run from the box that appears. Then you may get a message asking you if you are sure you want to instal it – Say yes, then keep cliking until the application has finished installing.

Now for the magic

To open the program, go to your start programs menu and click Redbubble Art Manager to open it up.

A window like the image below will appear

Click on New [up the top] as shown in the image below



A new box will open [see below]



Type your Redbubble username [not you real name] into the User ID box

Click on Art [up the top], then on download as shown below



A message box will appear asking you if you want to download a list of your artwork – Click yes/OK
The application will then look for your Redbubble work and generate a list of it – this can take a few minutes, depending on how many pages of art you have in your portfolio.
Once the download is complete, you will recieve a message saying it has completed.

Click on the piece of art in the list that you want to generate code for to hightlight it. then click on Art [up the top], then Promote, then work [see below]



A new window will appear which shows all the options for different types of preview that you can create. Simply choose which one you want to create, making sure that Textile [For Redbubble] is checked and the code will generate in the little window below. Once you have what you want, click on the Copy to Clipboard button [see below]



The code is now ready for you to use and is copied ready for you – just go to where you want to use it on Redbubble, and right click and paste the code – save, and Voila – its done.

You can also save the list for future use by clicking on file, save as and naming the file – Dont forget though – any art you add to Redbubble after you save it, wont appear on the list, and you will need to generate a new one

Thank you Dave – its awesome.