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Truly Fine Pixels

Truly Fine Pixels Theme Help for Shopify: Tokyo, Athens, Maranello

Truly Fine Pixels, a theme studio in Greece, sells three Shopify themes built for big catalogs: Tokyo, Athens and Maranello. As of October 2026, Tokyo costs $250 and Athens and Maranello $320 each on the Shopify Theme Store, and each comes in several presets, such as Torque and Novaplay for Tokyo.

Its support covers theme features and glitches on untouched installs, while requests for extra features go to an outside partner. Expert work on these themes is mostly catalog plumbing: metafields and metaobjects for specs, filters and navigation for thousands of products, and sections the themes don't include.

As of October 2026, 4 experts carry the Truly Fine Pixels badge on shopexperts: 1 agency and 3 freelancers, based in Argentina, Bulgaria and Canada.

Start your brief with the theme, your product count and where product specs live today.

Truly Fine Pixels jobs for large catalogs

These themes assume a lot of products. Most paid work is about getting product data into a shape the theme can display and filter.

Spec and compatibility data. Tokyo shows metafield-driven product details for specs and compatibility, and Truly Fine Pixels documents how to build metafield and metaobject paths. Deciding which fields exist before anyone imports data is the job. Our metafields setup guide covers the Shopify side.

Filters and navigation. Mega menus, product filtering and sorting, and swatch filters only help if filter values are consistent across thousands of products. Cleaning that up comes first.

Quick ordering. Tokyo includes a quick order list for buyers who reorder parts. Quantity pricing on Tokyo needs Shopify Plus, so plan the wholesale flow around your plan.

Choosing between the three. Tokyo is marketed for boards, modules and parts. Athens ships as Athens, Spoke, Pharm, Prism and Apex, and Maranello's presets include Chroma, Records and Sneakers. Preview them with your own catalog.

Moving to a new version. Support supplies the latest theme files on request. If your theme has code edits, budget developer time to carry them across.

Check the studio's sections app first. Truly Fine Pixels also makes Truly Fine Sections, an app its support form covers alongside the themes. It may already have the section you were about to commission.

How to choose a developer for a Truly Fine Pixels theme

Large-catalog themes punish shortcuts in data. Hire for data modeling as much as for Liquid.

How would you store our specs? A good answer names metafield definitions for each spec, metaobjects for repeated entities such as compatible models, and a CSV plan to fill them.

Which attributes will customers filter by? Strong candidates ask this before touching the theme, then check those values are consistent across products.

Have you used Tokyo, Athens or Maranello? They share a vendor but not a layout. Time spent learning the theme's settings shows up on your invoice.

What happens when a new version ships? Expect a log of every edited file and a plan to test the new version on a duplicate theme before publishing.

Concerns to flag. Spec text hardcoded into templates instead of metafields. Nowhere to test except the live store. Speed promises for a catalog nobody has measured.

A trial job. Metafields for one product type, shown on the product page and wired into filters, on a duplicate theme. For larger builds, see custom theme developers.

Truly Fine Pixels support, presets and Plus-only features

Support scope. Questions on features, functionality and technical aspects of the themes, help activating and adjusting built-in features, fixes for glitches on untouched installs, and the latest theme files. Customizations beyond the standard themes are sent to a partner through a "Request custom work" link.

Filing a ticket. The support form asks for your myshopify URL and the theme or app concerned. Attachments are optional and capped at 1 MB in PDF, JPG, PNG or GIF, so compress screenshots.

Plus-only features. Tokyo lists quantity pricing and combined listings as Shopify Plus only. On other plans, those two are off the table.

Current versions. Tokyo 4.3.0 was released on May 13, 2026, and Athens 6.7.0 on July 30, 2026. The studio's site lists Maranello at version 5.5.

Translation coverage. Tokyo and Athens include English, French, Italian, German and Spanish translations, and Tokyo adds right-to-left support.

Licensing per store. Each purchase is licensed to the store that bought it, so a separate wholesale or regional store needs its own copy.

Truly Fine Pixels badge holders by skill

All 4 badge holders list store setup and 3 list development, so most can take a catalog from import through to finished templates.

Store setup and management

All 4 list it: install, presets, collections and filters

Shopify development

3 of 4, for metafield templates and custom sections

Technical support

1 lists it, for fixes once the store is live

Design, UX and branding

On 1 profile, for layout and presentation

Countries

Argentina (2), plus Bulgaria and Canada

Languages beyond English

Between them: Bulgarian and Spanish

Truly Fine Pixels FAQ: themes, pricing and support

Which Truly Fine Pixels theme suits my catalog?

All three target large catalogs. Tokyo is marketed for boards, modules and parts, with metafield-driven specs, a quick order list and four presets. Athens is pitched at stores with large product catalogs and comes in five presets. Maranello is built for demanding inventories. Preview each with real products before buying.

How much is the Athens theme on Shopify?

As of October 2026, Athens is $320 on the Shopify Theme Store, the same as Maranello, while Tokyo is $250. A purchase covers one store. Developer time for data setup or custom sections is extra, and our customization cost guide covers typical ranges.

Will Truly Fine Pixels customize the theme for me?

No. Support covers features, functionality and glitches on untouched installs, and helps you switch on built-in features. Requests for extra customizations are passed to a partner service through a "Request custom work" link. If you'd rather pick your own developer, hire one directly.

Do I need a developer to set up specs and compatibility data?

For a handful of fields, no. Metafields can be set up in Shopify admin, and Truly Fine Pixels documents how to build metafield and metaobject paths. For hundreds of products with structured specs, compatibility lists or bulk imports, a developer saves a lot of manual entry and avoids inconsistent data that breaks filters.

What should I send a Truly Fine Pixels expert first?

Theme and version, product count, a sample product export, and where specs live today, whether in descriptions, tags or a spreadsheet. Add your Shopify plan, since quantity pricing and combined listings on Tokyo need Shopify Plus. List any apps that touch search or filtering, too.