Sell presets & LUTs on Shopify like it's your craft, not your admin

You color-grade for a living. Your delivery stack shouldn't be a folder of Dropbox links and a prayer. Here's how preset and LUT sellers run on AfterKit — from the first ZIP to the pack update that lands in every past buyer's hands automatically.

The order, delivered the second they pay

Attach your pack to the Shopify product once: the ZIP (up to 5 GB per file), an install tutorial video, and a text card with your welcome notes. When an order is paid, the buyer lands on a branded hub — your logo, your colors — with everything in one place. The access button shows up everywhere they look: the thank-you page, the order status page, their customer account, and a delivery email.

• ZIPs served from edge storage — fast downloads worldwide, and every link is signed and tied to that one order.
• Tutorials that stream — your install walkthrough plays right in the hub with resume, so nobody downloads 800 MB just to watch eight minutes. PDFs (lookbooks, recipes) open inline.
• Text deliverables — install notes, camera-settings recipes, or a personal thank-you, rendered as a clean card. Not everything needs to be a file.

The part nobody else does: pack updates that deliver themselves

Preset packs are living products. You fix a LUT, add five presets for the new season, rename files. On most delivery stacks, past buyers keep the old ZIP forever — or you export a customer list and beg an email tool to re-send links.

On AfterKit, you just edit the product. Every past order updates automatically — same hub link, new contents — and you choose whether buyers get a "your order was updated" email. Your v1 customers become v2 customers while you sleep. Refunded orders stay revoked; nothing leaks.

Turn one pack into a customer, not a transaction

The hub has two more rooms that quietly grow the business:

• Shop — your other packs on a shelf inside the hub, with an automatic member discount applied on click-through. A buyer who loved your travel pack sees the wedding pack at members' pricing, one click from checkout.
• Community (Pro) — post before/afters and pack previews as updates every buyer sees; answer "will these work on mobile Lightroom?" once, publicly, instead of forty times in DMs. Moderation, approvals and bans stay in your control.

A setup that takes one evening

1. Install AfterKit (free plan — no card) and upload your pack ZIP, tutorial video and notes.
2. Attach them to your Shopify product; add the checkout widget so delivery is promised right on the product page in your words.
3. Buy a test order from your own store; watch it arrive in seconds. Refund it; watch access revoke itself.
4. Switch on the Shop (and Community on Pro), set your member discount code, and publish your first update.

Frequently asked

How big can my packs be?

Up to 5 GB per file, with 1 GB storage on Free, 25 GB on Growth and 250 GB on Pro. No bandwidth caps or per-download fees on any plan.

Can I bundle several packs in one product?

Yes — a product can carry as many deliverables as your plan allows (unlimited on paid plans), and buyers see them all in one order card.

What about refunds and chargebacks?

Refunds and cancellations revoke access automatically — the whole order or just the refunded line items.

Do buyers need to create an account?

No. The hub works from the thank-you page and a tokenized email link; customer accounts also show every purchase.

Selling tutorials alongside your packs? See selling online courses on Shopify, or start with the 2026 guide to selling digital products.