Getting Started

This is it! It's time. Are you ready? Let's go!

Before you begin, there are just a few things we need to set up.

Step 1: Connect Your Data

You need to connect your Data source. Here's how:

Click on the Manage or Create Datasets icon or the Data menu to reach the Data Sources page
Click the ADD NEW DATASET button at the top right
For speed, let's use a Google Sheet. Make sure your sheet sharing is set to "anyone with link"
Paste in the URL and click NEXT
Now you'll see all your data. Easy, right?

Step 2: Upload Your Logo (Optional)

Want to layer your company logo in your templates? Here's how:

From your Dashboard, click the Company Setup button
Click Choose File to upload your logo
Important: Your logo must be a PNG file with a transparent background

Step 3: Create Your First Playlist

Finally, you're ready to create! Here's the fun part:

From your Dashboard, click Manage or Create Playlists
Click the Add New Playlist button at the top right
Choose a template from the selection (Can't see what you want? Contact sales@frameweave.com for a custom template!)
Now make it your own:
- Playlist Name: Change it to something meaningful
- MRSS Feed: Copy and paste into your CMS of choice (or use our automatic integration if available)
- Content Items: Select which products you want to create videos for
- Template Options: Pick orientation, set font styles, and choose color schemes
Click Save and hey presto—we'll create those videos and add them to your feed!

What Happens Next?

Now that you have a playlist of videos, Frame Weave works automatically:

If your data changes (e.g., a price update), we'll automatically create a new video to replace the old one
If you set a data item as out of stock or disabled, we'll automatically remove it from your CMS or MRSS feed

Now it's time for you to play! Have fun!

Remember, if you need help, Weave got you covered!

Need Help?

If you're having trouble preparing your images or encounter issues during upload, our support team is here to help. We can assist with image specifications, recommend tools for editing, and troubleshoot any problems you experience.