No. Those tools handle ordering, customizations, billing, and member accounts. SleekPixel only handles the rendered images. The share post in WordPress is where the contents get described publicly, and the image is built from that post.

Not directly. SleekPixel reads from the WordPress post fields. If you copy weekly contents from a sheet into the post (or use a sync plugin to bring sheet rows into custom fields), those fields are available to the template.

Use a long-text custom field for the member message. The template includes a body slot that wraps the text and resizes type so a short note and a long note both fit. The card still renders cleanly even if the message changes length each week.

WordPress stores times in the site timezone. The template formats whatever PHP date format you specify, so 'Thursday 3 to 7pm' or '15:00 to 19:00' both work. Multi-location farms can store per-location hours in additional fields.

Yes. Bulk regenerate walks every share post and renders the image with the current template. Useful for filling in the season archive after the fact, or for refreshing the whole catalog when the farm rebrands.

The rendered image lives in uploads and has a permanent URL. Drop that URL into MailPoet, Mailchimp, or a Beehiiv send. Members get the same header image they saw on Instagram, which makes the brand feel coherent across channels.

Add a status field to the share post. The template can switch to a 'no pickup this week' layout when status is set to canceled, with the same farm branding so the message still reads as official.

Yes. The template supports a QR field bound to the post URL. Useful for the printed flyer at the pickup barn, so members can scan and read the full contents list on their phone instead of squinting at the chalkboard.