I use 🪄 MyDesigns to Remove Backgrounds & Upscale in Bulk: bit.ly/mydesignsbailey And then Kittl to edit them: 🫰 Try Kittl for free here: kittl.pxf.io/7mZrJQ - USE THE CODE BAILEY
I really appreciate the detail of your tutorials, Bailey. I am a visual person and seeing the steps you show is a huge help for me. Thank you! ❤ SayessDesign
Hi Bailey! I’m pretty sure you can get 300 dpi just by upscaling the images and dividing the pixels by the size (inches) you want to print the image. Like 4500x3000 pixels divided by 300dpi would be 15x10 inches, so anything smaller than that size is already high resolution
Interesting, so when mine come out of MyDesigns or Topaz after upscaling to basically 4000x4000 through either, they still show 72 DPI....which is why I've always changed them in PS or Kittl now to make sure they show the 300 DPI to avoid all the customer complaints if someone checks...which I have had them do :)
@@digitallypurposedbailey yes, totally makes sense and I was doing the same thing too for a while, but finally figured out that the resolution on a computer screen is in PPI, and DPI is only relevant for printing, so as long as the pixels are high enough, the image will print in high res. Just wanted to save you a step if possible - hope that helps!! 😊
@@digitallypurposedbailey glad it helped and it took me more months than I’d like to admit to figure that out haha. Btw, love your videos and you’ve helped me a ton with my Etsy shop so thank you!!
@@digitallypurposedbailey In Topaz GigaPixel you can change the DPI output it’s just very unintuitive. You have to select the width or height button next to scale and then under output width change the pixels per unit to inches and then change that from 72 to 300 px/in
@@digitallypurposedbailey Bailey thanks for the video, is there a way to remove backround and upscale them on canva pro; I am a bit confused, if i first upscale the image and i remove the backround after wont' work? Kindly advice, many thanks in advance :)
Nice tutorial, thank you. I do wonder though, I have found sometimes Midjourney does not have good color value, do you ever have to color correct and what do you use?
Great video Bailey! atm I'm using photoshop which is time-consuming, though I have just used the free trial of mydesigns to see how well it would do at removing the background. It did a better job than the Canva AI but removed all the snow shadow from the bottom of the image. So I'm guessing it won't do so well with lighter-coloured images or where the art is not clearly outlined.
Hi Bailey, thank you for your dedication in this space. For me, it’s always a treat to get a ‘How to’ video from you. My biggest hurdle I’m discovering when doing AI generated clip art, is trimming/cutting the individual graphics when there are multiple on one sheet vs standalone as you demonstrate. I use Gigapixel/Topaz for BG removal, both Kittl & Canva as well as having PS. Either it doesn’t exist or I can’t figure out how to do this without cropping (which is highly likely). Can you do a video on this or have any tips here?
You're welcome! Oh yes, this can be an issue and take longer if you generate them this way...I usually only do them individually so they are larger (1094x1094) vs the small ones and I don't have to separate them. I would just avoid asking for bundle, or set, etc. so it doesn't give them to you on one sheet. :)
OMG!! I have been wondering the same thing. Sometimes when I am creating clipart, I will have an amazing sheet of clip arts all on one page, but I’m not sure how to separate the elements from each other without cropping as well, which takes quite a bit of time, and sometimes you end up running into the other designs. It seems that there would be a simplified way to do this and I’m hoping someone out there will make a video on how to separate your clip art elements when they are all on one sheet. Thank you so much for your comment.
I was going to say exactly the same thing! Oddly on my designs in the canvas it doesnt say it is 300 dpi but i do resize the upscaled version again in the canvas system and put in a new slot. In photoshop it confirms it is 300 dpi. Completelt eradicates the whole taking it in a new programme. Love your videos bailey @digitallypurposedbailey
Hey! Great information. So, you're saying you can't design anything in Kittl prior to upscaling? It needs to be designed with another AI tool, then brought into Kittl?
Hello you mention clip art and saving as 5000 x 5000 if you plan to sell images that customers can print on whatever they like do you still use the numbers of 5000 x 5000 . For instance if they want to print it on thir notebook, tshirt, canvas etc. Do you sell them as a same size and just let customer adjust size. Or would you need to list various sizes and put what they can be printed on in the description . Thanks
Hi! It just depends on what you are selling, so these were for clipart so I would leave them as the 5000x5000px. So just create it at the size for the product you are selling, like a t-shirt would be 4500x5400px usually:)
Thanks! I've just followed a lot of RUclips midjourney experts, used the midjourney explore tab to find new styles and then will ultimately purchase a style if I can't figure it out myself. But once you start doing a lot, you'll know what works and what doesn't :)
Hi, I'm just pouring through your videos now. I commented on your most recent one about the difference between SVG and PNG. I was hoping maybe this video would enlighten me but I'm still a little unsure.. can you just export as an SVG and then your customer will have a file that will be good enough for a Cricut cutter? I guess I'm having trouble understanding the difference between the different files , and whether or not you can just export something from Kittle or canva and it's a SVG or if there's more to be done to get it that way
Hi! So I'm not a regular SVG user, though I've played with my Cricut a bit. The ones I have exported using Canva and Kittl worked fine, but they were very basic/simple :)
I love your videos. QQs. I notice you download in png for most of your listings. Do you ever use jpg? If not, why. My second question goes towards your wall art. I see in MidJourney you use the AR 2:3. Is that resolution good to print at any size. I’ve seen some RUclipsrs putting them in different sizes for different inches.
I'm thinking of making an Etsy shop for clipart but have no interest in using AI and would prefer to use my art background to make my own clipart. Would this strategy be okay or would it not be able to compete with AI shops?
There are still many shops that create their own clipart traditionally, the shops are just usually smaller and more niche, but they can still be really successful :)
Hi Bailey I love your channel. I have question or perhaps a double check. Yesterday I was going through my designs and working on learning the whole clip art-png to dpi process. Messing around in canva I downloaded some designs and when I checked the image properties they were 300dpi png transparent image. I was able to upload clipart designs I made on midjourney to canva, created a new project as 5x5 inches then downloaded them as png transparent and it came out as 300dpi. I thought or as far as I knew or remembered that wasn’t possible. I believe I’ve tried before and had troubles and had to do a work around with other steps to get 300dpi png transparent File. Even read it, watched videos about in finding best way to do it and make clipart. If I move the the Size slider to increase the pixel number on canva right before downloading the image will come will come out even higher than 300dpi resolution. Did canva do an update? Or was I just missing something before? Or wondering if anyone else discovered this? Just after paying for upgrade on Kittl to solve the canva 300dpi problem I then make this discovery. 🤪 Thanks again!
Thanks! As far as I know, it will save them if you increase the size. I was just tired of incorrect properties, so I moved to Kittl but Canva may have fixed this now!:)
Hi Bailey, I thought I had paid via PayPal for your 90 min course yesterday. I just checked my inbox to view it, as I am from Spain and cannot stay up that late and it's not there. I realise the Paypal payment has failed. Is it possible to buy it now as desperate to watch it! :) THanks
so what happens if you don't use an upscaler and just load into canva and just resize in your project to the 4000 x 4000 and export it? will the quality be impacted when on POD products
If it comes from Midjourney, the 1094x1094 is not going to be large enough to be clear unless it's a very simple graphic and the product you're placing it on is very small
Bailey, is it okay to sell tumbler wraps that are not upscaled? I have been creating my images with AI and I then bring it over to kittl and bring it to 300 DPI. Is this okay to sell this way?
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I use 🪄 MyDesigns to Remove Backgrounds & Upscale in Bulk: bit.ly/mydesignsbailey
And then Kittl to edit them: 🫰 Try Kittl for free here: kittl.pxf.io/7mZrJQ - USE THE CODE BAILEY
I really appreciate the detail of your tutorials, Bailey. I am a visual person and seeing the steps you show is a huge help for me. Thank you!
❤ SayessDesign
You're so welcome!
Thanks for showing us instructions and helpful tips.
You're welcome!! :)
Hi Bailey! I’m pretty sure you can get 300 dpi just by upscaling the images and dividing the pixels by the size (inches) you want to print the image. Like 4500x3000 pixels divided by 300dpi would be 15x10 inches, so anything smaller than that size is already high resolution
Interesting, so when mine come out of MyDesigns or Topaz after upscaling to basically 4000x4000 through either, they still show 72 DPI....which is why I've always changed them in PS or Kittl now to make sure they show the 300 DPI to avoid all the customer complaints if someone checks...which I have had them do :)
@@digitallypurposedbailey yes, totally makes sense and I was doing the same thing too for a while, but finally figured out that the resolution on a computer screen is in PPI, and DPI is only relevant for printing, so as long as the pixels are high enough, the image will print in high res. Just wanted to save you a step if possible - hope that helps!! 😊
It really does help, and it does make total sense to me....I wish I could explain that to the customers, lol 🤣
@@digitallypurposedbailey glad it helped and it took me more months than I’d like to admit to figure that out haha. Btw, love your videos and you’ve helped me a ton with my Etsy shop so thank you!!
@@digitallypurposedbailey In Topaz GigaPixel you can change the DPI output it’s just very unintuitive. You have to select the width or height button next to scale and then under output width change the pixels per unit to inches and then change that from 72 to 300 px/in
Bailey thanks so much! I would love to see a video on your ads strategy ❤❤
Thank you Bailey! This is really helpful :)
You're so welcome!
Thank you very much Bailey. Very helpful as usual.
Glad to hear!! :)
I LOVE THIS!! It’s totally the way to go 🎉
Absolutely great tutorial.....just recently thought I would try my hand at this and you def helped :) Cheers and be well!
Glad it helped!
@@digitallypurposedbailey Bailey thanks for the video, is there a way to remove backround and upscale them on canva pro; I am a bit confused, if i first upscale the image and i remove the backround after wont' work? Kindly advice, many thanks in advance :)
How did you find your glass jar mock up?
I always use the same shop on Etsy :) it's styledproductmockups
Can’t find the video you show as a pop up at the end
Nice tutorial, thank you. I do wonder though, I have found sometimes Midjourney does not have good color value, do you ever have to color correct and what do you use?
Thanks! I have had to sometimes, but not very often...I've used Canva, Kittl, and PS :)
Which type of kittl account do you use and/or which tier do you use?
I currently use the Expert plan. :)
Great video Bailey! atm I'm using photoshop which is time-consuming, though I have just used the free trial of mydesigns to see how well it would do at removing the background. It did a better job than the Canva AI but removed all the snow shadow from the bottom of the image. So I'm guessing it won't do so well with lighter-coloured images or where the art is not clearly outlined.
How do your pricing.
Hi Bailey, thank you for your dedication in this space. For me, it’s always a treat to get a ‘How to’ video from you. My biggest hurdle I’m discovering when doing AI generated clip art, is trimming/cutting the individual graphics when there are multiple on one sheet vs standalone as you demonstrate.
I use Gigapixel/Topaz for BG removal, both Kittl & Canva as well as having PS. Either it doesn’t exist or I can’t figure out how to do this without cropping (which is highly likely). Can you do a video on this or have any tips here?
You're welcome! Oh yes, this can be an issue and take longer if you generate them this way...I usually only do them individually so they are larger (1094x1094) vs the small ones and I don't have to separate them. I would just avoid asking for bundle, or set, etc. so it doesn't give them to you on one sheet. :)
OMG!! I have been wondering the same thing. Sometimes when I am creating clipart, I will have an amazing sheet of clip arts all on one page, but I’m not sure how to separate the elements from each other without cropping as well, which takes quite a bit of time, and sometimes you end up running into the other designs. It seems that there would be a simplified way to do this and I’m hoping someone out there will make a video on how to separate your clip art elements when they are all on one sheet. Thank you so much for your comment.
so you upscale them in my designs and increase the DPI in kittle?
Yep!
@@digitallypurposedbailey So increasing the resolution to 4000x4000 300dpi in kittle wouldnt work? What would happen if I didnt upscale them first?
In my designs if you add one more step and go to the canvas and ‘resize’ it- it comes out as 300dpi
I was going to say exactly the same thing! Oddly on my designs in the canvas it doesnt say it is 300 dpi but i do resize the upscaled version again in the canvas system and put in a new slot. In photoshop it confirms it is 300 dpi. Completelt eradicates the whole taking it in a new programme. Love your videos bailey @digitallypurposedbailey
Hey! Great information. So, you're saying you can't design anything in Kittl prior to upscaling? It needs to be designed with another AI tool, then brought into Kittl?
This was just a design tutorial using Midjourney as the AI tool, you can use another AI tool or use Kittl's AI depending on your preference
@Bailey Thank you so much for creating such beautiful content. I'm a beginner and want to know how do I get access to Midjourney Bot?
You're welcome!! The link is here:) www.midjourney.com/
How can i check competition for tumbers with e rank how to check
You'll just want to type in the keyword and sort by competition
@@digitallypurposedbailey I like 40 oz one I am new to etsy is this a good start with 40 oz
Hello you mention clip art and saving as 5000 x 5000 if you plan to sell images that customers can print on whatever they like do you still use the numbers of 5000 x 5000 . For instance if they want to print it on thir notebook, tshirt, canvas etc. Do you sell them as a same size and just let customer adjust size. Or would you need to list various sizes and put what they can be printed on in the description . Thanks
Hi! It just depends on what you are selling, so these were for clipart so I would leave them as the 5000x5000px. So just create it at the size for the product you are selling, like a t-shirt would be 4500x5400px usually:)
Thanks. Great video. ❤ is kittl free to make it 300dpi?
Thanks! I'm actually not sure, I've always had a paid account, but it may say under their pricing tiers.
5000 by 5000 px is fine for clipart right ?
This is what I create mine at and haven't had an issue :)
Hi Bailey, I love your videos. Any tips on finding the right prompts?
Thanks! I've just followed a lot of RUclips midjourney experts, used the midjourney explore tab to find new styles and then will ultimately purchase a style if I can't figure it out myself. But once you start doing a lot, you'll know what works and what doesn't :)
Hi, I'm just pouring through your videos now. I commented on your most recent one about the difference between SVG and PNG. I was hoping maybe this video would enlighten me but I'm still a little unsure.. can you just export as an SVG and then your customer will have a file that will be good enough for a Cricut cutter? I guess I'm having trouble understanding the difference between the different files , and whether or not you can just export something from Kittle or canva and it's a SVG or if there's more to be done to get it that way
Hi! So I'm not a regular SVG user, though I've played with my Cricut a bit. The ones I have exported using Canva and Kittl worked fine, but they were very basic/simple :)
Do you have a video to show if I MADE clipart already what is the next step to list them to etsy?
I love your videos. QQs. I notice you download in png for most of your listings. Do you ever use jpg? If not, why. My second question goes towards your wall art. I see in MidJourney you use the AR 2:3. Is that resolution good to print at any size. I’ve seen some RUclipsrs putting them in different sizes for different inches.
2:3 will usually work for most wall art and I just have always done PNGs for high quality but you can definitely offer both or one over the other
I'm thinking of making an Etsy shop for clipart but have no interest in using AI and would prefer to use my art background to make my own clipart. Would this strategy be okay or would it not be able to compete with AI shops?
There are still many shops that create their own clipart traditionally, the shops are just usually smaller and more niche, but they can still be really successful :)
@@digitallypurposedbailey Thanks for the response!
I would loves to see some promos that get good results. I almost never get anything useable. Is there a secret sauce?
For me it's just trial and error and then I save them all and just modify them to change colors, subject, etc.
Hi Bailey I love your channel. I have question or perhaps a double check. Yesterday I was going through my designs and working on learning the whole clip art-png to dpi process. Messing around in canva I downloaded some designs and when I checked the image properties they were 300dpi png transparent image. I was able to upload clipart designs I made on midjourney to canva, created a new project as 5x5 inches then downloaded them as png transparent and it came out as 300dpi. I thought or as far as I knew or remembered that wasn’t possible. I believe I’ve tried before and had troubles and had to do a work around with other steps to get 300dpi png transparent File. Even read it, watched videos about in finding best way to do it and make clipart. If I move the the Size slider to increase the pixel number on canva right before downloading the image will come will come out even higher than 300dpi resolution. Did canva do an update? Or was I just missing something before? Or wondering if anyone else discovered this? Just after paying for upgrade on Kittl to solve the canva 300dpi problem I then make this discovery. 🤪 Thanks again!
Thanks! As far as I know, it will save them if you increase the size. I was just tired of incorrect properties, so I moved to Kittl but Canva may have fixed this now!:)
Hello just came across your channel…great content btw…how do I get access to your training course.? thanks 🙏
Thanks, glad you like it! All of my info is here: bit.ly/digitallypurposed
Hi Bailey, I thought I had paid via PayPal for your 90 min course yesterday. I just checked my inbox to view it, as I am from Spain and cannot stay up that late and it's not there. I realise the Paypal payment has failed. Is it possible to buy it now as desperate to watch it! :) THanks
Do you only sell clipart targetted at sublimation tumblers?
Not usually, I have a few, but the majority are tumbler designs.
Did something change? I got kittl, followed the steps had it set at 300 dpi and it downloads the PNG as 96 dpi and I can't change it
Not that I'm aware of...I did just go through and download something and it checked out at 300 dpi, maybe you have to have Optimize Quality checked?
so what happens if you don't use an upscaler and just load into canva and just resize in your project to the 4000 x 4000 and export it? will the quality be impacted when on POD products
If it comes from Midjourney, the 1094x1094 is not going to be large enough to be clear unless it's a very simple graphic and the product you're placing it on is very small
With the new update in Kittl in AI- which do you prefer midjourney still or do you like Kittl AI?
Bailey, is it okay to sell tumbler wraps that are not upscaled? I have been creating my images with AI and I then bring it over to kittl and bring it to 300 DPI. Is this okay to sell this way?
They usually won't be clear enough at just the 1094x1094 they come at, I've always had to use some type of upscaler.
Yes, it will be perfectly fine for tumblers because 1024px is about 10 inches