How do I see an order's photos big, zoom or download them?

Every photo on a seller order opens full screen with one tap. You can go from one photo to the next, zoom in to see the stitching or the measurements, open the photo as it was uploaded, or save it. An order can now carry up to 20 photos.

Where to find it

The order page: Admin › ERP › Sales Department › Seller orders (a seller: My Orders), open an order. The Photos box shows how many there are.
The factory's photo page: open the order with Find an order, from Factory work (click the invoice), or from the 🖼 See the photos button on Submit work.
The order list: the 🖼 number next to an invoice opens its photos.

How it works

Small square photos show in a grid, each with its number.
Tap one. It opens full screen on a black page, with "3 / 14" at the top.
Go to the next or previous photo: swipe on a phone, or use the ‹ › buttons or the arrow keys on a computer.
Zoom: press Zoom or double-tap the photo. On a phone you can also pinch. Press it again to go back.
Original: opens the photo exactly as it was uploaded, at full size.
Download: saves the photo, named after the invoice (for example RF1023-3.jpg).
Press × (or Esc) to close.

Example: at Rangdhanu Fashion a seller adds 14 photos of a customer's design: the front, the back, the neckline and fabric close-ups. The sewing operator opens photo 7, zooms in on the neckline and sees the piping the customer wants.

Good to know

Up to 20 photos per order (it was 10). On an order that already has photos, you can add only up to 20 in all; the form tells you if you pick too many.
Each photo can be up to 8 MB when you choose it. The app keeps a smaller copy for quick viewing on phones, and keeps the original too.
Photos are private to your store. Only people who may open that order can see them.
Removing a photo is under Remove a photo in the order's Photos box, for people who may still change the order.

Common problems

"Up to 20 photos on one order." The order already has photos. Pick fewer, or remove some first.
The photo is blurry when zoomed. Press Original to see the full-size photo.

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