Connect the Pixfizz knowledge base and skills to a Claude project, so it answers from how the platform actually works instead of guessing. About fifteen minutes, then optional extras for images, video and marketing.
Labels inside Claude change from time to time. If a button is named slightly differently from what you see here, look for the closest match, or use the search box.
A project keeps a set of files and instructions loaded across every conversation, so you do not re-explain your store each time you ask something.
The browser at claude.ai is fine for questions. The Claude desktop app is where the rest of this page pays off: it installs the Pixfizz plugin, works with Claude in Chrome, and can work on files in a folder on your computer. The project you create here shows up there too.
The Pixfizz platform reference is maintained as a public GitHub repository — the architecture, product hierarchy, pricing engine, fulfillment, order lifecycle, Liquid reference and Shopper template rules. Connect it once and your project reads from it.
No GitHub account? Download the files from the repository as a ZIP, unpack it, and upload the markdown files to Project knowledge by hand instead.
Pixfizz is deployed in more than one shape, and the right answer often depends on which one you are on. Pick yours — steps 4 and 5 rewrite themselves to match.
Saved in this browser only, so you can come back to this page without retyping.
This tells the assistant who it is working for, which deployment you are on, and how to behave. Copy it, open your project, click Instructions (or Set project instructions), delete anything already in the box, paste, and save.
Fill in your store name and storefront address in step 3 first. They are written into the text below.
The knowledge base covers the platform. This step covers you — your products, your collections, your tone. Start a new conversation inside the project and paste this prompt.
SITE_CONTEXT.md for you to reviewSITE_CONTEXT.md yourself, or give it more to work from with one of the two options below.Attach the backup to the conversation, not to Project knowledge. It is for building the context file once, and it would use up space the knowledge base needs.
The knowledge base is a reference. The plugin is a set of skills — working procedure for a specific job, each one loading itself when your question matches it. Ask about a price that is doubling and the pricing skill loads on its own, with the rules that make prices go wrong on this platform.
It is free, it is public, and it works alongside everything above. Skills need Code execution and file creation switched on (step 1).
If Claude says Marketplace is already added, that is fine. Go straight to installing Pixfizz Storefront.
/plugin commands are not available at all./pixfizz:help after installing for the same list with an example prompt against each one. You do not have to use the commands — the skills fire on their own when your question matches.Open a conversation in your project and try one of these:
Prompts written for photo and print stores. Copy one, fill in the parts in brackets, paste it into your project.
Yes for asking questions: open the Claude app, go to your project and ask. Installing the plugin and working on files from your computer need the desktop app.
Every new conversation inside the project starts with the Pixfizz knowledge base, your instructions and your SITE_CONTEXT.md already loaded. Always start new conversations from inside the project, not from the general chat.
Claude moves things around from time to time. Ask Claude itself, in the project: “Where do I add a GitHub repository to this project?” It knows its own menus. If you are still stuck, raise a ticket in myPixfizz with a screenshot.
Connectors let Claude work inside the tools you already use, instead of you copying things back and forth. None of these are needed for the setup above. Pick the ones that match how you work. Tools from other companies need their own account, and some charge per use.
Two ways to add one. Listed connectors: Settings › Connectors, find it by name, connect and sign in. Anything with a URL below: Settings › Connectors › Add custom connector, paste the URL, connect. On a Team or Enterprise plan an owner may have to allow a connector first.
Lets Claude see and use your Chrome browser — your storefront and your Pixfizz admin, exactly as you see them. It is what makes the storefront-audit skill and a full SITE_CONTEXT.md possible, and it can walk you through an admin screen instead of describing it.
Install from the Chrome Web Store and sign in. Paid plans, Chrome only.
Let it read. You press Save, Delete, Publish and Import yourself.
Lets Claude search help.pixfizz.com directly, so an answer can point you at the written guide for the screen you are on.
Custom connector, URL below.
Image and video generation from inside Claude. One account covers several leading models, Nano Banana among them. Use it for seasonal banners, room scenes behind wall art, social posts and short product videos.
Needs a Higgsfield subscription; every generation uses credits. Custom connector, URL below.
Google’s image model, and our first choice for editing a real photo: placing a product shot into a scene, changing a background, keeping a look consistent across a set.
Easiest route: through Higgsfield, above. A direct connection runs on your own computer through the desktop app and needs a Google Gemini API key and a configuration file edit. Only worth it if you are comfortable with that.
Creates, fills in and exports Canva designs from a conversation, using your brand kit. Good for flyers, in-store signage, social posts and email headers.
Listed connector. Uses your Canva account.
Builds email campaigns and flows, and reads how they performed. Pairs with the seasonal-campaign skill: plan the offer and the page, then write and schedule the emails in one conversation.
Listed connector. Uses your Klaviyo account.
Reads and updates your Shopify store — products, orders, collections, discount codes. Useful for catalogue clean-up and sales questions on the Shopify side of your setup.
Listed connector. Signs in to your Shopify store.
It can change your store. Products that open the Pixfizz editor are linked to Pixfizz, so ask it to check the link before renaming, deleting or changing variants on any of them.
Lets Claude read your own documents — price lists, supplier spec sheets, brand guidelines, order exports — instead of you pasting them in.
Listed connectors. Use the one your business already runs on.
It is good at explaining how the platform works, orienting you in the admin, drafting storefront copy, talking you through a setup you have not done before, and narrowing down where a problem probably sits before you raise a ticket.
It is not a substitute for support on anything that touches your live data. It sees your admin only through Claude in Chrome, and only what you open. It does not know your contract, your pricing or your production setup.