Asuka Studio
Integrations
Use the native WordPress and WooCommerce workflow or embed the same designer through its JavaScript API.
AsukaDesigner separates its core, renderers, premium add-ons, licensing, and commerce integration so each deployment can load only what it needs without changing the product model.
WordPress
Product, asset, template, and settings administration
WooCommerce
Cart, checkout, order, price, and production hooks
JavaScript
Headless initialization and module composition API
WordPress plugin
Manage the experience from a familiar admin.
Store teams can maintain shared assets, reusable templates, product configurations, licenses, integrations, and quality diagnostics without editing JavaScript.
Administration areas
- Product configurations and templates
- Design, font, color, printing, and shape libraries
- License and API settings
- Production workspace and diagnostics
- Import, export, and translation tools
WooCommerce
Attach customization to the commerce lifecycle.
Bind a configuration to a product, mount the designer in supported themes, validate the design, then carry its state through cart and order.
Commerce integration
- Theme-independent product mounting
- Classic and Store API cart support
- Dynamic price and validation hooks
- Order item previews and design state
- Production status and export actions
JavaScript API
Compose the designer inside your own application.
Initialize a designer in any container, register custom modules, or declare modules directly in the layout while using the same renderer contract.
Headless capabilities
- Container-based initialization
- Declarative layout and portal targets
- Custom module registration
- Fabric and Babylon lazy bundles
- Events, state, measurements, pricing, and exports
Licensed
Premium add-on chunks
A premium module appears only when its chunk is deployed and the signed license grants access.
Flexible
Upload strategies
Use base64 by default or connect WordPress media and custom remote upload endpoints.
Connected
Image and AI providers
Configure provider credentials server-side and expose only integrations available to the customer.
Next step
Install, configure, and verify the plugin.
The getting-started guide covers the shortest path from activation to a working customer product.