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From the dashboard, open Catalogs and choose New catalog. Give it a name — usually your business name — and pick a theme. You can change both later, and switching themes never touches your products.

Everything saves as you go. You can close the tab halfway through and pick it up later without losing anything.

Add a product with a name, a price, and one photo. Photos matter more than descriptions here — a catalog with a picture on every product gets opened and scrolled; one without mostly does not.

Five to ten products is enough to publish. You are not building the finished thing yet, you are getting a working link you can send to someone.

Categories are optional. Add them once you have enough products that scrolling gets tiring.

Publishing is what turns a draft into a link. Until you publish, the URL will not load for anyone but you.

You can keep editing after publishing, and the link stays the same. Price changes and new products appear immediately for anyone who already has the link — nothing needs to be resent.

Every catalog gets a full nicecatalogs.com address and a short ncg.do link. The short one is easier to say out loud and prints small.

The places that work: WhatsApp instead of sending photos one at a time, your Instagram or Facebook bio, your email signature, and every quote you send.

You can generate a QR code for any catalog straight from the dashboard. Put it on the counter, the table, the delivery box, or a flyer.

The code points at the catalog, not at a fixed list of products, so printing it once is enough — it keeps working after you change prices or add items.

Reviews shows your Google rating on your catalog page. It also routes unhappy feedback to your inbox instead of to Google, so you hear about a problem before it becomes a public one-star review.

On the Pro plan you can serve a catalog from your own domain instead of your nicecatalogs.com address. If you send catalogs to clients alongside quotes, your own domain tends to look better on the page.

You add the domain in Settings and update one DNS record with whoever you bought the domain from.