diff --git a/src/help/nwc.md b/src/help/nwc.md
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+# NWC — Nostr Wallet Connect setup
+
+NWC (NIP-47) lets Artstr send Lightning payments through your
+wallet without leaving the app. Required for one-click zapping +
+unlocking premium designs.
+
+## Quick start (CoinOS, recommended)
+
+CoinOS is a free web-based wallet that supports NWC. Easiest path
+if you don't already have a Lightning wallet:
+
+1. Sign up at <https://coinos.io>.
+2. Open **Settings → Connect** in the CoinOS app.
+3. Create a new Nostr Wallet Connect link. Set a **budget** that
+   comfortably covers the zaps + unlocks you expect (a few
+   thousand sats is plenty to start).
+4. Copy the connection string (starts with `nostr+walletconnect://`).
+5. In Artstr, open **Settings → Lightning wallet**.
+6. Paste the connection string + click **Connect**.
+7. The status line confirms the connection + lists the wallet's
+   advertised capabilities (`pay_invoice` is the required one).
+
+## Other supported wallets
+
+Any NIP-47 wallet works:
+
+- **Alby Hub** — self-hosted; nostr-native; great for power users.
+- **Mutiny** — browser-based, open-source.
+- **Phoenix** — mobile-first, advertises NWC.
+- **Cashu.me** — ecash custodial.
+- **LNbits** — self-hosted; the NWC extension exposes a
+  connection string per wallet.
+
+In every case the pattern is the same: the wallet generates a
+`nostr+walletconnect://...` URI that you paste into Artstr.
+
+## Multi-device sync
+
+The **Sync this wallet to my Nostr account** checkbox (appears
+once connected) publishes your NWC URI as a kind-30078 event,
+encrypted to your own pubkey via NIP-44. On any other device where
+you sign in with the same Nostr key, Artstr finds the synced event,
+decrypts it, and auto-reconnects without you pasting the URI
+again.
+
+Privacy: the synced event is NIP-44-encrypted to **only your own
+pubkey**. Relays + other clients can't read the URI — only an
+extension holding your nsec can decrypt it.
+
+## Sending a zap with NWC connected
+
+1. Click the **⚡ Zap** button on any design / page / chapter (or
+   the **Unlock with ⚡ zap** on a premium row).
+2. Amount picker opens with presets.
+3. Artstr builds a zap request, gets the BOLT11 invoice from the
+   recipient's LSP, and sends `pay_invoice` through your NWC
+   connection.
+4. The wallet pays; the LSP issues the zap receipt; the UI
+   refreshes.
+
+End-to-end usually completes in under 3 seconds.
+
+## Test connection
+
+The **Test connection** button (next to Disconnect) runs a
+zero-amount pay_invoice round-trip to verify the wallet is
+reachable + capable. Useful before assuming the integration is
+broken.
+
+## Capability warnings
+
+If the wallet doesn't advertise `pay_invoice`, the UI shows an
+⚠ banner — unlocks will fail. Reconnect via a different wallet's
+URI or enable `pay_invoice` in the source wallet (most wallets
+ship it on; some self-hosted setups disable it by default).
+
+## Security model
+
+- The connection string contains the wallet's relay URL + a
+  client-side secret key Artstr uses to sign NIP-04 messages to
+  the wallet. **Treat it like a password** — anyone with the URI
+  can send `pay_invoice` up to the configured budget.
+- Set a **budget** on the wallet side that caps total spending.
+  Most NWC wallets let you renew the budget periodically.
+- Setting a low per-payment maximum (e.g., 1 000 sats) is a good
+  default for unlocking designs.
+- Revoking NWC is a one-click action on the wallet side — the URI
+  becomes inert immediately.
+
+## Caveats
+
+- NWC over relays adds latency (signed event → relay → wallet →
+  signed receipt → relay → client). Expect 1-3 seconds per zap on
+  a healthy connection.
+- If the wallet's relay is down, zaps queue but won't complete.
+  The wallet usually has multiple relays as fallbacks.
+- Mobile browsers sometimes throttle background WebSockets; if
+  zaps time out, foreground the Artstr tab + retry.
diff --git a/src/help/panel-print-save.md b/src/help/panel-print-save.md
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@@ -33,8 +33,9 @@ publishing to Nostr lives in the top-right Publish flow, not here.
 ## Export
 
 - **Export JPEG** — direct rasterised export at the artboard's
-  natural pixel size, JPEG-compressed (~0.92 quality). One file
-  per artboard.
+  natural pixel size, JPEG-compressed. The resolution dropdown
+  picks between **Low (96 DPI)**, **Standard (150 DPI)**, and
+  **Print (300 DPI)**.
 - **Export PNG** — same but as PNG (lossless). Sometimes available
   only for modes that support transparent backgrounds.
 - Pixel-art mode has its own dedicated exports (PNG at multiple
@@ -43,6 +44,30 @@ publishing to Nostr lives in the top-right Publish flow, not here.
 - Book mode has its own dedicated **Export PDF…** flow (page range,
   bleed, crop marks, split output) from the Pages overview toolbar.
 
+### Why JPEG sometimes routes through PDF
+
+The direct-JPEG path renders every layer onto a hidden canvas, then
+extracts the canvas as a JPEG. That fails in three cases:
+
+1. **CORS-blocked images** — if any image layer's source server
+   doesn't send `Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *`, the browser
+   refuses to embed the pixels in the canvas. The "Render canvas"
+   path can't bypass this; the print engine can.
+2. **Tainted canvas** — the canvas accepted the image but flagged it
+   "tainted" once it tried to read pixels. Same root cause as #1
+   but caught at a different stage.
+3. **Unsupported modes** — pixel-art (uses its own dedicated
+   exporter) and standalone decks (which have a multi-slide
+   exporter elsewhere) don't go through this path.
+
+In any of those cases, the JPEG button automatically opens the
+**Print → PDF** flow: the browser's print engine has a separate
+image pipeline that handles cross-origin embeds the canvas can't
+touch. You'll see a toast explaining the switch ("N image(s)
+couldn't be embedded directly — switching to the PDF route"). Save
+the resulting PDF, then re-export it as JPEG from a PDF viewer if
+you specifically need a flat JPEG.
+
 ## Designer tab
 
 The Designer tab has a separate `designerPrintSaveFieldset` with
diff --git a/src/help/publishing-premium.md b/src/help/publishing-premium.md
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+# Premium publishing (zap-gated)
+
+Sell designs for sats. The published event ships a watermarked
+preview anyone can browse + an encrypted payload only paying
+viewers can decrypt. Discovery + browsing is public; the design
+itself is gated.
+
+## How it works
+
+1. The full design payload is encrypted via the same AES-256-GCM
+   pipeline as a private publish, but with a special **softgate**
+   key derivation.
+2. The key derives from public event material (event id, pubkey,
+   d-tag) plus an obfuscated per-epoch pepper baked into the
+   static Artstr client.
+3. A watermarked JPEG preview (max 720 px long axis, ~50 KB
+   budget) ships in the unencrypted envelope so buyers can see
+   what they'd be unlocking.
+4. The event publishes with:
+   - `['t', 'casewrap']`, `['t', 'casewrap-<mode>']` — discovery.
+   - `['title', …]`, `['category', …]` — public metadata.
+   - `['premium', 'true']`.
+   - `['zap-gate', 'true']`, `['zap-min', '<sats>']`, `['zap-split', 'required']`.
+   - `['zap', <creator-pubkey>, <relay>, '<weight>']` — creator share.
+   - `['zap', <platform-pubkey>, <relay>, '<weight>']` — platform fee.
+5. When a buyer's zap receipt for this event lands on relays, the
+   client computes the soft-gate key + decrypts.
+
+## Soft-gate is "soft"
+
+Honest framing: this raises friction against drive-by scraping but
+a determined reverse-engineer can recover the client pepper and
+decrypt without paying. The mode is for low-trust commercial
+distribution, not DRM-grade gating. Stronger DRM can swap in later
+without changing the buyer side.
+
+## What you need before publishing premium
+
+- A **lightning address** (`lud16`) on your kind-0 Nostr profile.
+  Set this on any Nostr client that edits your profile metadata
+  (Damus, Amethyst, nos2x, etc). Without it the platform can't
+  route the buyer's payment to you.
+- A non-empty title + category (same as any publish).
+- A working artboard preview — the modal renders the watermarked
+  JPEG live + refuses to publish if rendering fails (CORS images
+  etc).
+
+## Publishing flow
+
+1. Set Title + Category.
+2. Click **Publish to Nostr**.
+3. In the confirm modal:
+   - Keep visibility on **Public**.
+   - Toggle **Zap-gated (premium)** on.
+   - Set the **Minimum zap** in sats (default 100).
+   - Read the split note (creator: 70 %, platform: 30 % by default;
+     see the per-event `zap` tags for the exact split that ships).
+4. Click **Publish**.
+
+## How buyers unlock
+
+In the community browser's **Premium** tab, a locked design shows
+the watermarked preview + an **Unlock with ⚡ zap** button. Clicking
+it:
+
+1. Opens the buyer's connected NWC wallet (see
+   [NWC setup](#/help/nwc)).
+2. Builds a NIP-57 zap request for the minimum amount.
+3. Sends `pay_invoice` through the NWC connection.
+4. On a successful zap receipt, derives the soft-gate key + decrypts
+   the design in-place.
+5. Caches the decrypted payload in the **My Purchases** vault so
+   later re-visits skip the re-zap.
+
+## My Purchases vault
+
+Your unlocks live in a **vault** encrypted to your own pubkey (so
+they sync across devices the same way private publishes do).
+Capped at a fixed size; if the vault overflows, the oldest items
+get evicted with a visible failure rather than silently lost.
+
+## Editing a premium event
+
+The same NIP-33 replaceability applies — re-publishing updates the
+event in place. Existing buyers' vault entries continue working
+against the new event since the soft-gate key derives from the
+d-tag, which stays stable.
+
+## Caveats
+
+- Decks ship a per-slide watermarked preview (up to 6 slides) so
+  buyers can flip through what they'd unlock; non-deck modes get a
+  single preview JPEG.
+- The platform fee is currently a fixed 30/70 split on the event's
+  zap tags. Future updates may make this configurable.
+- The buyer's NWC wallet must support `pay_invoice` (almost all
+  do).
+
+## Deeper reference
+
+- Spec: `docs/PREMIUM_DESIGNS_FEATURE.md` in the GitHub repo.
diff --git a/src/help/publishing-private.md b/src/help/publishing-private.md
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+# Private publishing
+
+Encrypted-to-self designs. Same Nostr event format as a public
+design, but `content` is an encrypted envelope and the metadata
+tags are stripped down so the design doesn't appear in any
+community feed.
+
+## How the encryption works
+
+1. The full design payload is JSON-serialised.
+2. Gzipped (when the browser supports `CompressionStream`).
+3. Encrypted with a fresh AES-256-GCM key.
+4. The AES key is wrapped to **your own Nostr pubkey** via either
+   NIP-44 (preferred) or NIP-04 (fallback).
+5. The wrapped key + iv + ciphertext go into an `envelope` JSON
+   object that becomes the event's `content` field.
+
+Only someone signing with your Nostr key can derive the AES key
+and decrypt the payload. The event is technically broadcast to all
+relays, but it's mathematically opaque to everyone else.
+
+## What's still visible
+
+- Your **pubkey** (every Nostr event is signed and the pubkey is
+  part of the signature).
+- The event's `kind`, `created_at`, `d` tag, and `encrypted` tag.
+- The fact that you published *something* at this time.
+
+What's **not** visible: title, category, IDs, layers, dimensions,
+images, or any other payload content.
+
+## When to use it
+
+- Working drafts you want backed up across devices but not shared.
+- Personal projects you don't want indexed.
+- Sensitive content where even the title shouldn't leak.
+
+## Editing across devices
+
+Open Artstr on another device, sign in with the same Nostr
+extension, and click **Mine** in the community browser. Your
+private events appear (decrypted lazily as you click them). The
+**Private** tab specifically filters to your encrypted events.
+
+## Caveats
+
+- Requires a Nostr extension that supports NIP-44 or NIP-04
+  encryption. Most do; alby and nos2x both work.
+- The d-tag for a private design is a random opaque string
+  (`artstr-private-<base36>`) so it can't be guessed. Don't lose
+  the d-tag if you intentionally want to overwrite the event
+  later — it's stored in your project's autosave under
+  `state.privateDTag`.
+- **Sharing privately with one specific other person** is *not*
+  supported in v1. The current encryption only wraps the AES key
+  to your own pubkey. Multi-recipient envelopes are a future arc.
+
+## Books
+
+The book sidebar has its own **🔒 Private** chip. Flipping it
+encrypts the manifest **and** every sidecar event (pages,
+masters, cover, chapters) on subsequent publishes. See
+[Book Designer](#/help/book) for the full sidecar flow.
+
+A private book's chapter events are kind-30078 (encrypted), not
+kind-30023 NIP-23 articles, so external NIP-23 readers won't see
+them — which is the desired behaviour for a private book.
+
+## Deeper reference
+
+- Spec: `docs/PRIVATE_PUBLISHING_FEATURE.md` in the GitHub repo.
diff --git a/src/help/publishing-public.md b/src/help/publishing-public.md
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+# Public publishing
+
+The default tier. Plain-text event the relays distribute to anyone
+who asks for it. Discoverable in the community browser, forkable,
+embeddable.
+
+## What the event looks like
+
+- `kind: 30078` (or `30023` for book chapters).
+- `tags`:
+  - `['d', '<mode>:<id-or-title>']` — the addressable identifier.
+    Replaceable per NIP-33: re-publishing under the same d-tag
+    replaces the event in place.
+  - `['t', 'casewrap']` + `['t', '<mode-specific>']` (e.g.
+    `casewrap-cover`, `casewrap-deck`, `casewrap-book`).
+  - `['title', '<your title>']`, `['category', '<…>']`,
+    `['language', '<…>']`.
+  - External ID tags when you've filled them in: `['i', 'imdb:…']`,
+    `['i', 'upc:…']`, `['i', 'tvdb:…']`, etc.
+  - `['client', 'Artstr Studio']`.
+  - For books / linked designs: `['p', '<contributor>', …,
+    'design-contributor']` + `['link', '<kind:pubkey:dTag>', …]`.
+- `content`: JSON-serialised design payload. Every layer, every
+  mode-specific block, every reference.
+
+## Discoverability
+
+- Listed in the **community browser** under the New / Popular /
+  Zapped tabs, filterable by category + language.
+- Searchable via the Search tab + Nostr search relays that index
+  `casewrap` content.
+- Linked from share URLs: `<host>/#/share/<naddr>` resolves to a
+  read-only view + Fork button.
+
+## Publishing flow
+
+1. Set **Title** + **Category** in Project Metadata.
+2. Click the **Publish to Nostr** button (top right).
+3. Confirm modal opens with:
+   - A preview pane.
+   - Metadata list (Type / Title / Category / Author / etc).
+   - **Public / Private** radio (defaults to Public).
+   - **Zap-gated (premium)** toggle (defaults off → public free).
+4. Click **Publish**.
+5. The event signs through your Nostr extension + broadcasts to
+   the relay list in **Settings → Relays**.
+
+## Editing a published design
+
+Loading a public design from the community browser drops you in
+**edit mode** — the publish button now says "Publish update" and
+preserves the original d-tag. Republishing replaces the event in
+place via NIP-33.
+
+To **fork** instead of edit (so your version becomes a new event
+under your pubkey), use the community browser's **Fork** action on
+the design row — it clears the editing state so your next publish
+mints a fresh d-tag.
+
+## Forking + attribution
+
+Linked-design layers from other authors auto-emit:
+
+- `p` tags for each contributor (so they get notifications + can
+  be discovered as design contributors).
+- `link` tags so external clients can resolve the sub-designs.
+
+See the [Credits panel](#/help/panel-credits) for what gets surfaced
+in-app + at publish time.
+
+## Caveats
+
+- Anything you upload as an image layer is embedded in the event
+  payload as a `data:` URL — Nostr relays may reject very large
+  events. For high-res photo layers, prefer publishing the photo
+  somewhere else and linking via an `https://` URL.
+- Even with private toggles off, the metadata tags (title,
+  category) are public. The encryption only protects the `content`
+  field.
diff --git a/src/help/publishing.md b/src/help/publishing.md
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+# Publishing — overview
+
+Artstr Studio publishes designs to Nostr instead of a private
+server. Every published design becomes a kind-30078 event (or
+kind-30023 for book chapters) that anyone can fetch, fork, or
+embed.
+
+There are three visibility tiers:
+
+| Tier | Who can open it | Use case |
+|------|-----------------|----------|
+| **[Public](#/help/publishing-public)** | Anyone with the naddr / nevent. | Default — discoverable in the community browser, forkable. |
+| **[Private](#/help/publishing-private)** | Only you, via the same Nostr key (any device). | Working drafts, personal projects, archives. End-to-end encrypted. |
+| **[Premium](#/help/publishing-premium)** | Anyone who pays a one-time zap (sats). | Paid templates / books. Watermarked preview + an unlock CTA. |
+
+## Choosing a tier
+
+The choice is made in the **Publish to Nostr** confirm modal:
+
+- Top of the modal shows a **Public / Private** radio.
+- A **Zap-gated (premium)** toggle below it (hidden when Private is
+  selected — encrypted designs can't be feed-listed, so gating them
+  for sale doesn't make sense).
+- The book sidebar has its own **🔒 Private** chip that flips
+  visibility for the whole book + every sidecar event.
+
+## How the publish event differs per tier
+
+| | Public | Private | Premium |
+|---|---|---|---|
+| Event kind | 30078 | 30078 | 30078 |
+| `t` tag | `casewrap` + mode-specific | `encrypted` | `casewrap` + `premium` |
+| `content` field | JSON payload | encrypted envelope | encrypted envelope |
+| Preview JPEG | none | none | watermarked, embedded |
+| Discovery | community browser + naddr share | naddr share only | community browser (premium tab) |
+| Lightning | `zap` tags for tipping | none | `zap` tags split between creator + platform |
+
+## Tipping vs unlocking (NIP-57 zaps)
+
+Zaps are NIP-57 lightning payments. Two flavours:
+
+- **Tipping** — any user can zap any design / page / chapter. Goes
+  100% to the creator's lightning address (no platform share).
+  Works on public, private (for you only), and premium designs.
+- **Unlocking** — a premium design's zap requirement. The buyer zaps
+  the required minimum; on receipt of a valid zap receipt, the
+  client decrypts the design. Split: creator share + platform fee.
+
+See [Zaps](#/help/zaps) for the full mechanics + how to enable
+zapping in your profile.
+
+## Sending zaps
+
+You need a **NIP-47 wallet** (Nostr Wallet Connect, or NWC) connected
+to Artstr so it can sign + send invoice payments without leaving the
+app. See [NWC setup](#/help/nwc).
+
+## Editing + republishing
+
+All published events are **replaceable** (NIP-33). Re-publishing under
+the same d-tag updates the event in place — old `naddr` share links
+keep working; `nevent` (snapshot) share links point at the old
+version.
+
+The community browser's **Mine** tab shows every event you've
+published with a "Republish" + "Delete" action per row.
diff --git a/src/help/zaps.md b/src/help/zaps.md
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+# Zaps — NIP-57 lightning payments
+
+Artstr uses Nostr-native lightning zaps for both tipping creators
+and unlocking premium designs. Same protocol either way; the
+difference is who the zap goes to and what the client does on
+receipt.
+
+## How zaps work in two paragraphs
+
+A zap is a kind-9735 receipt event proving that a Lightning
+payment happened. The flow:
+
+1. The user (you) signs a kind-9734 **zap request** event with the
+   amount + recipient + intent.
+2. The recipient's lightning address (`lud16` on their profile)
+   resolves to a LNURL endpoint; the request becomes a BOLT11
+   invoice.
+3. You pay the invoice from your wallet. The wallet's LSP issues
+   a **zap receipt** event back to the relays.
+4. Clients that see the receipt update UI (zap-totals, unlock
+   gated content, etc).
+
+## Tipping any design / page / chapter
+
+Every design preview pane has a **⚡ Zap** button (visible when
+the author has a lightning address on their profile). Clicking:
+
+1. Opens an amount picker (default presets 21 / 100 / 1000 sats +
+   custom).
+2. Builds + signs the zap request via your Nostr extension.
+3. Pays through your connected **NWC wallet** (see
+   [NWC setup](#/help/nwc)). If you don't have NWC connected, it
+   falls back to copying the invoice for you to pay manually in
+   any Lightning wallet.
+
+The zap goes 100% to the author. No platform share.
+
+## Unlocking a premium design
+
+Same plumbing, different outcome. The locked design row shows an
+**Unlock with ⚡ zap** button. Clicking sends the minimum required
+amount, split between the creator + the platform per the event's
+`zap` tags (currently 70/30). On receipt:
+
+1. The client verifies the receipt's amount + recipient match the
+   event's `zap-min` + `zap` tags.
+2. Derives the soft-gate key from the event metadata.
+3. Decrypts the payload + saves it to your **My Purchases**
+   vault.
+
+See [Premium publishing](#/help/publishing-premium) for the publish
+side.
+
+## Receiving zaps on your designs
+
+To get tipped or sold-to:
+
+1. Sign up at any LN-address service. **CoinOS** (free, web-based)
+   is the easiest: <https://coinos.io>.
+2. Edit your Nostr kind-0 profile to add `lud16` = your LN address
+   (e.g. `you@coinos.io`). Any Nostr client that edits profiles
+   works (Damus, Amethyst, primal.net, nos2x options page).
+3. Wait a few minutes for your profile to propagate to the relays
+   you care about.
+
+Once `lud16` is set, every published design of yours becomes
+zap-able automatically — Artstr discovers the lightning address
+from your profile.
+
+## Sending zaps without an NWC wallet
+
+If you don't have NWC connected, the zap modal will:
+
+- Build the BOLT11 invoice.
+- Show a QR code + a copy button.
+- Wait for the invoice to be paid externally (you can pay from any
+  Lightning wallet — Phoenix, Wallet of Satoshi, etc).
+- Verify the receipt on relays + update the UI.
+
+This is slower than NWC (you switch apps to pay) but works
+universally.
+
+## Tips
+
+- The **Zapped** tab in the community browser sorts designs by
+  total zap volume — a quick way to find what people are paying
+  for.
+- Zaps are public on Nostr (the receipt event is signed by the
+  LSP and broadcast). If you want anonymous payment, you'll need a
+  separate Lightning identity.
+- Failed zaps (invoice paid but receipt never arrives) can be
+  diagnosed via the wallet's transaction log. The LSP issued the
+  receipt; the relays may have dropped it.
diff --git a/src/index.html b/src/index.html
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       { slug: 'panel-print-save',   title: 'Save / Print',        group: 'Sidebar panels', file: 'help/panel-print-save.md' },
       { slug: 'panel-credits',      title: 'Credits',             group: 'Sidebar panels', file: 'help/panel-credits.md' },
       { slug: 'panel-tool-options', title: 'Tool Options pane',   group: 'Sidebar panels', file: 'help/panel-tool-options.md' },
+      { slug: 'publishing',          title: 'Overview',                group: 'Publishing & payments', file: 'help/publishing.md' },
+      { slug: 'publishing-public',   title: 'Public publishing',       group: 'Publishing & payments', file: 'help/publishing-public.md' },
+      { slug: 'publishing-private',  title: 'Private publishing',      group: 'Publishing & payments', file: 'help/publishing-private.md' },
+      { slug: 'publishing-premium',  title: 'Premium (zap-gated)',     group: 'Publishing & payments', file: 'help/publishing-premium.md' },
+      { slug: 'zaps',                title: 'Zaps (NIP-57)',           group: 'Publishing & payments', file: 'help/zaps.md' },
+      { slug: 'nwc',                 title: 'NWC wallet setup',        group: 'Publishing & payments', file: 'help/nwc.md' },
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