Cake Signature Builder

A cake product configurator for bakeries and cake studios that want to turn cake ideas into clearer customer briefs.

Visitors choose their sponge, filling, frosting, and decorations, then see an illustrated cake take shape. They can add candles, personalise the celebration name, and give their creation a signature name.

The template includes:

• Four sponge choices: vanilla, chocolate, lemon, and red velvet
• Five filling options, including an unfilled cake
• Four frosting finishes, including an unfrosted option
• Berries, flowers, chocolate curls, or sprinkles, with candles on or off
• A layered cake illustration that updates as selections change
• Suggested cake names with a custom-name option
• A personalised recipe card with the selected flavours and finishing details
• Bakery-inspired styling with buttercream surfaces, raspberry accents, plum lettering, and lilac details

Great for Instagram and social media bio links. Give followers an interactive place to explore your cakes and create a recipe card they can screenshot and share with your bakery before enquiring.

Butter & Bloom, the illustrations, ingredient choices, and flavour combinations are sample content. The cake preview represents a design concept rather than an exact production rendering.

1. Replace the sample brand. Update Butter & Bloom, the celebration name, introductory wording, and recipe-card branding to match your bakery.

2. Set your cake options. Edit the sponge, filling, frosting, and decoration choices to reflect your menu. Keep the option values connected to the matching illustration layers and recipe descriptions.

3. Review the naming rules. Adjust the suggested cake names and descriptions so each combination reads naturally. Check that custom names and empty fields behave as expected.

4. Update the cake artwork. Replace or restyle the layered illustrations and colour swatches. Keep the shared 320 × 340 canvas and check the unfilled, unfrosted, and candle states.

5. Choose your enquiry process. Visitors currently screenshot the recipe card manually. Add and test a contact button or enquiry form if you want them to send their choices directly. Pricing, ordering, automated email, and saved designs are not configured.

6. Check your actual offering. Review ingredients, decorations, serving sizes, dietary requirements, availability, and lead times with your bakery. The template does not validate these details.

7. Test the final mobile experience. Check every choice, longer names, and the recipe card on desktop, tablet, and mobile. Automatically resizing iframes can prevent the sticky preview from staying pinned, so test the actual marketplace preview and website embed.

8. Publish and share your link. Use the published full-page link in your Instagram or other social media bio. Test that exact link on a phone before sharing it with customers.