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This is my new favorite channel! Thank you so much for putting this together. I love the coach story running in the background, and it's so nice to see such a professional overview of Printify. Really well done.
Wow!!! This tutorial has been very valuable to me! Thank you, Printify Team, for your time and dedication in always bringing us the most up-to-date information so that we can continue to learn, implement and improve! 👍
Thank you so much for this video. I wish I had watched it when I first started but it gave me some great ideas. Can't wait to put the ideas into action.
Ah, I've been using the cropper in PlaceIt, but changing the larger number down to the smaller number to make the square, e.g. 1920x1440 became 1440x1440. Now I know that I can do 2048x2048 (software devs love binary). Thank you 👍
I'm so grateful for these videos 😄I just set up my first print on demand shop, but I'm struggling with how so many sellers get their shipping listed for next to nothing when mine seems so high just to ship one item. Are there any resources you have that talk about this? Thank you!!
Hi Sophia! We're happy you like the videos, and congrats on opening your first shop! 🥳Often sellers will offer free shipping, but really that just means the cost has already been built into the retail price. We don't have a comprehensive video on shipping strategies just yet, but that's a really good idea! You can find shipping tutorials on our channel for each integration we offer though. You can also read about shipping in our help center here help.printify.com/hc/en-us/sections/4471781635217-Shipping and, of course, our support team is always just a chat or email away to assist with any questions that might come up. 🤗
Great video. Question: I've been doing professional photography for 50+ years. After watching another great Printify video about selling wall mounts on canvas and posters I decided to use my saved photos for that purpose. Is there a suggested amount of words that I need to include in those descriptions? Please advise asap. Thanks and take care.
Hey, thanks! There's not a specific number of words you should have, but we recommend including any important details about the product and using some keywords could be helpful. It can also be good to include any important details about your shop in general, for example, your returns and exchanges policy or personalization instructions if you offer that.
Thanks for the response. I am currently using your advice and also working on keywords for products I am going to sell on the platform. Regarding tags for each product, what do you recommend? Is there also a RU-vid video to refer to for instructions. Please respond asap. Thanks again.
@@elliswashington1149 Hey, it depends on your sales channel and the specific product. You'll have to do some research to see what tags will work best for you. You can search the topic on our RU-vid homepage for more videos as we've got several, but perhaps this one is a good place to start ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Wl5xVCqGJqY.html&ab_channel=Printify
Hi there, Here you can see how to add different designs to single products ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Zbkqv6G9hOI.html&ab_channel=Printify
Hi there! Once you click catalog from the left side panel and the pop up window with all the categories appears, take a look at the left most menu and go down the options, the eco-friendly category should be somewhere in the middle.
How about size of pictures? AI pictures are only 2-300 kt this can not be enough? No one speaks about that? This is important… because withouh right file siizes you can do anything at all. So? How many megas? Vectors? Jpg / Png ? This is for me pure obstacle.
Hi there! The recommended resolution for JPEG/PNG files is 300 DPI, however, a lower resolution file might also be sufficient (depending on the product). If the product requires large-sized files (like leggings, blankets, or tapestries), then the required resolution is 120-150 DPI. For SVG, the file size is limited to 20mb. However if you want to further improve your image quality, try vectorizing the file, vectorizing will increase the sharpness of the design elements, however, it may not be an option for specific types of files, such as photos. Here’s another vectorizing tool you can try : vectorizer.com/
