Yes. You can run as many drops at the same time as you like — there's no limit on how many you have live at once.
Each drop is independent: it has its own sale schedule (start and end dates), its own store page, its own products and pricing. Running one drop never blocks another, so you can have several live concurrently — for example a permanent collection alongside a time-limited launch, or different drops for different bodies of work.
Reusing the same artwork across drops
The same product can appear in more than one drop. Products are shared, so a print you've already set up can be added to a new drop without recreating it. If you edit that product (say you change the paper), the change carries through to every drop using it on the next publish.
This makes it easy to:
- Run separate drops for different collections or seasons at the same time.
- Re-release work in a new drop with different pricing, editions, or framing.
- Keep a permanent store page running while you launch short, time-limited drops around it.
Managing them all
Every drop you've created — live, scheduled, draft, or ended — is listed on the Drops page in the left sidebar. From there you can search, open, edit, duplicate, or delete any of them, so juggling several at once stays manageable.
Print drops generate a store page on Shopify, so multiple live drops means multiple live drop pages on your Shopify store.