Shopify Parts Diagrams
The definitive how-to resource for Shopify merchants implementing interactive parts diagrams — covering setup, diagram building, parts management, storefront integration, and lifecycle. Targets merchants searching for how to build this experience.
Handling Discontinued and Out-of-Stock Parts in Your Diagram
Parts change over time, so your diagram needs a clear plan for unavailable and discontinued items.
Do You Need a Diagram? When a Parts List Alone Is Enough
Some products need a visual diagram; others only need a clean grouped parts list.
Importing Parts in Bulk with CSV
CSV import helps when adding parts one by one would slow the setup down.
Preparing Your Diagram Image: Photos, CAD Drawings, or Illustrations
Your diagram can start as a photo, CAD export, manufacturer drawing, or custom illustration.
Using the Same Part Across Multiple Diagrams
One Shopify product can appear in many Konfigs without duplicating the part.
How Add-to-Cart Works in a Shopify Parts Diagram
Konfigr lets customers add individual parts from the parts list using Shopify’s native cart behaviour.
Customising Your Parts Diagram: Colours, Layout, and Fonts
Your parts diagram should feel like part of your store, not a bolted-on widget.
What Your Customer Sees: A Parts Diagram Walkthrough
A good parts page lets customers see the part, confirm it, and add it to cart.
Numbering Parts on a Shopify Diagram: Markers and Labels
Good numbering makes a parts diagram easier to read, click, and buy from.
Linking Your Existing Products to a Parts Diagram
Konfigr links your existing Shopify products to diagram positions instead of creating duplicate product records.
What Makes a Good Parts Diagram Image
A good parts diagram image is clear, spacious, and easy to click on every device.
Stacked or Side-by-Side: Which Layout for Your Parts Diagram
The right layout depends on diagram detail, parts count, and how your customers browse.
The smarter way to sell spare parts on Shopify
Create a Konfig, upload a diagram, and let customers find exactly the part they need — all inside Shopify.