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How to place and arrange pieces on a shelf

Only pieces you own or have preordered can go on a shelf, and each piece can be on one shelf at a time. These steps follow the iPhone and iPad app. On Android the screens are the same, although a button may sit in a slightly different place.

From the vitrine

  1. Open a vitrine by tapping it.
  2. Tap the dashed + slot in the free space of a shelf. It shows how many centimetres or inches are left.
  3. In "Add Items", each piece shows whether it fits: green means it fits, orange warns about the depth, red means it does not fit and cannot be chosen.
  4. Tap a piece to place it.

From the piece

Open a piece from your collection. The card "Put on display" lists the shelves it fits on; pick one. Once it is placed, the card reads "On display" and takes you to its vitrine.

Let the app arrange it

  1. In "Display", tap the ⋯ button ("More") and choose "Arrange for Me".
  2. Review the "Proposed Arrangement". Nothing moves until you tap "Apply".
  3. Pieces that do not fit anywhere stay unassigned.

Arrange by hand

  1. Open a vitrine, tap ⋯ and choose "Arrange".
  2. Drag the pieces along their shelf.
  3. Drop a piece on the red bin to take it off the shelf.
  4. Tap the check mark when you finish.

More options for a piece

Press and hold a piece on its shelf:

  • "Move to…" sends it to another shelf. Shelves where it does not fit are marked.
  • "Send to Back" and "Bring to Front" change its row. If there is not enough depth you will see "Doesn't fit".
  • "Remove from Shelf" takes it off; it stays in your collection.
  • "Show Photo Instead", "Show Cutout" and "Regenerate Cutout" change how it is shown.

Choose the photo shown in the vitrine

  1. Open the piece and tap the edit button.
  2. Tap the photo you want. It gets the "Vitrine" badge.
  3. Tap "Done".

About cutouts

The app lifts the figure out of its photo on your device, so it stands on the shelf as itself. It works best with a photo of the whole piece on a plain background. Sealed pieces and boxed Funko are shown with their box, not cut out.