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Creating

Your Atelier

Build your public Atelier page, pin the works that define you, choose its look, and publish or unpublish it.

What Your Atelier Is

Your Atelier is your personal public webpage on Yeja. Once you publish it, its link is /atelier/ followed by your username, and anyone with the link can open it, signed in or not, with or without a Yeja account.

To edit it, choose Atelier (Personal Webpage) in the account menu. The editor has views along the top, including Overview, Page Components, Themes & Style and Search & Sharing.

Pinning Works

Your Atelier shows the works you pin. You need at least 3 pinned works to publish, and you can pin up to 15. On Overview, select Pin Artworks, or open Selected Works in Page Components and select Add Works. Then choose a source:

  • From My Studio: pick a work you already have. Only works with a published image (Link Only or On Art Board in My Studio) appear here.
  • Upload A File or Import From URL: add a new work directly. It is saved to your Atelier folder in My Studio and pinned straight away.
  • Drag pinned cards to reorder them, or use their up and down arrows. Unpin takes a work off your Atelier without deleting it.

Publishing And Unpublishing

Nothing is public until you select Publish, which unlocks once you have pinned at least 3 works. After your first publish, design changes wait as a draft and go live only when you select Publish again. Use Preview to check the draft, or Discard Draft in the More menu to throw it away.

To take your page down, open More, select Unpublish Atelier and confirm with Unpublish. Visitors to your link then see that the Atelier can't be found. Your works, words and settings stay as they are, so you can publish again at any time.

Themes And Style

Open Themes & Style to change how your Atelier looks, separately from how Yeja looks to you. Start from one of the Presets, then adjust colors, background, corner radius and type under Atelier Style. Reset To Default discards every theme change but keeps your works, statement, timeline and widgets. In the More menu, Download Theme packages your published design and Upload Theme loads a theme file into your draft.

Atelier Visitors

View Atelier appears on your profile once your Atelier is published. On Overview, open Atelier Visitors to see how often signed-in members selected it:

  • Visits: every time someone opened your Atelier this way.
  • People: how many different members that was.
  • Last 30 Days: the people who visited in the last 30 days.

A visit counts toward your Clout once per person per day. People who open your link directly, or who aren't signed in, aren't counted here. A shorter version of the card is on your User Clout tab.

Common Questions

Why can't I select Publish?

Before your first publish, you need at least 3 pinned works. After that, Publish only becomes available when you have unpublished changes.

Why is a work missing from the From My Studio list?

Its image hasn't been published yet. In My Studio, set the work to Link Only or On Art Board, then come back and pin it.

Can people see my Atelier without a Yeja account?

Yes. A published Atelier works for anyone with the link, signed in or not. While it is unpublished, the link shows that the Atelier can't be found.

Does unpinning or unpublishing delete my works?

No. Unpinning only removes a work from your Atelier, and unpublishing only hides the page. Your works stay in My Studio.

How do I share my Atelier?

After you publish, Overview shows your link with a Share button next to it.

Why does Atelier Visitors show no visits?

It only counts signed-in members who select View Atelier on your profile, and that button only appears once your Atelier is published. Visits from your link shared elsewhere aren't counted here.

Can my link use my username instead of an ID?

Yes. Once your Atelier is published, open Search & Sharing and choose Username Link or Default ID Link under Atelier Link Style. Both links always work; this only sets which one you're given to copy and share.

Does Reset To Default change my live page straight away?

Yes. Your colors, background, corner radius, type, custom CSS and unpublished style edits are cleared, and any installed or agent-built page is taken down. Visitors see the plain Yeja look at once. Your works, statement, timeline and widgets stay as they are.