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There's one more important thing you should add here: Order a designers copy; it's usually cheaper and it gives you a hands on feel & look at the product before you release it. As a bonus it gives you the opportunity to take pictures of YOU wearing or using your own products. People don't really like drop shipping or print on demand (POD) nonsense because the creator usually doesn't even know if it's any good and it feels like a cash grab to the customer.
Great video, Leah! You emphasized the importance of preserving the quality of designs by choosing the right file formats, and this really resonated with me. However, I’ve encountered a significant limitation with Printify that undermines this goal for large format products like canvas and poster prints. Despite following best practices, the current file size limit of 100MB for web and 30MB via API restricts the ability to use high-quality PNG files necessary for detailed, large-scale outputs. For example, a 48" x 32" canvas at 300 DPI requires a PNG file way over the 100MB limit. The only workaround is converting these images to JPG and since I am using your API to automate the product creation process, I am forced to compress them even further to meet the API’s 30MB limit, which compromises the quality and contradicts the advice to use high-resolution files to avoid pixelation and blurriness. This limitation not only hinders the creation of high-quality large products but also forces users like me to deviate from the best practices you've outlined. Could this be addressed in future updates or perhaps in a discussion about file size considerations for high-quality product outputs?
Can you give me any pointers on how to design a product if I paint something on a canvas and want to use it for example on a shoe. How would I do this? As I'm painting my art to use on pod but not sure how to do this. Any video how tos in this you can show me!
I did 2 white designs, and both came out yellow? Printify sent me a replacement and still is yellow…? Are all white merchandise becoming yellow or is from the get go yellow??? What can we do for white??
Hi! Thanks for bringing this up. It's hard to say without seeing the images and the design file. It might be that the white you're using has a bit too much of a yellow shade, but it could also depend on the garment color and fiber composition. It may also be an issue on the print provider side, but in order to look at this issue closer, please do reach out to our support team again. They'll be able to give you more details.
You're absolutely right and thanks for pointing it out! There's much more to consider like RGB vs CMYK, the type of product, fabric composition, etc. Our goal was to specifically dive deeper into file types and the differences. :)
First before my comment, let me just say, I'm not an innocent goody two shoes person, but this trend of adding foul language by every company just to jump on this trending bandwagon really should stop. Even though you bleeped out the F word everyone knew what you said. It cheapens Printify in my humble opinion. Yes, I've been known to use foul language myself, but putting it out there all the time these days with you big companies trying to look relevant or with the times, makes you look bad. Maybe not to everyone, but to many of us. Just my two or three cents opinion. As far as the video content, I only watched to see if you were going to recommend using SVG as that is always my choice when using Printify. Unfortunately on Amazon Merch we are only allowed to use PNG format, but whenever it is allowed I use SVG.
Hi! We appreciate you taking the time to comment and share this feedback. Every suggestion is important to us and we will consider this for the future!
It was reasonably good information, but the usage of obscene swearing is disappointing and upsetting. It is beneath your dignity and the dignity of your viewers. Frankly, the video should be redone without the usage of swearing. I hope Printify will take this seriously; if swearing continues it will give me pause if I want to sign up and use Printify.
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There's one more important thing you should add here:
Order a designers copy; it's usually cheaper and it gives you a hands on feel & look at the product before you release it. As a bonus it gives you the opportunity to take pictures of YOU wearing or using your own products. People don't really like drop shipping or print on demand (POD) nonsense because the creator usually doesn't even know if it's any good and it feels like a cash grab to the customer.
Great video, Leah! You emphasized the importance of preserving the quality of designs by choosing the right file formats, and this really resonated with me. However, I’ve encountered a significant limitation with Printify that undermines this goal for large format products like canvas and poster prints. Despite following best practices, the current file size limit of 100MB for web and 30MB via API restricts the ability to use high-quality PNG files necessary for detailed, large-scale outputs. For example, a 48" x 32" canvas at 300 DPI requires a PNG file way over the 100MB limit. The only workaround is converting these images to JPG and since I am using your API to automate the product creation process, I am forced to compress them even further to meet the API’s 30MB limit, which compromises the quality and contradicts the advice to use high-resolution files to avoid pixelation and blurriness.
This limitation not only hinders the creation of high-quality large products but also forces users like me to deviate from the best practices you've outlined. Could this be addressed in future updates or perhaps in a discussion about file size considerations for high-quality product outputs?
The music is so loud and distracting, I had trouble concentrating on the video. Also, why keep switching camera angles?
Hey, We've taken note of your feedback. Thanks for sharing!
Awesome video. Thanks for the digestible info 🙏
I couldn't see the survey referred to in the video in the description.
Here's the link: printify.typeform.com/to/j42yJRFp#v=bE98tqXUJaU
Great video, Leah. Thank you for making this information easy to understand.
Informative, Leah 🥰
Can you give me any pointers on how to design a product if I paint something on a canvas and want to use it for example on a shoe. How would I do this? As I'm painting my art to use on pod but not sure how to do this. Any video how tos in this you can show me!
Hey! We suggest digitizing your art. You can start with this video for some basic pointers :) ruclips.net/video/VtqjHtF-2WI/видео.html
I do all my design work in svg and export my final print file as a png.
Why I can't copy one of my products, change the design and publish it on my phone like before???
Hi there! We recommend some processes to be done on a computer so that our features are able to work their best.
I did 2 white designs, and both came out yellow? Printify sent me a replacement and still is yellow…? Are all white merchandise becoming yellow or is from the get go yellow??? What can we do for white??
Hi! Thanks for bringing this up. It's hard to say without seeing the images and the design file. It might be that the white you're using has a bit too much of a yellow shade, but it could also depend on the garment color and fiber composition. It may also be an issue on the print provider side, but in order to look at this issue closer, please do reach out to our support team again. They'll be able to give you more details.
There is no survey link...
Hey! It's in the description and pinned as a comment. 😉 printify.typeform.com/to/j42yJRFp#v=bE98tqXUJaU
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PNG is my bff for life
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So pngs won’t work well for AOP leggings
They could in theory work, but SVG would probably be better. :)
PNG ❤
unless if someone creates PNG with max resolution
Unfortunately your just mentioning one aspect and not the best approach to printing the best results possible.
You're absolutely right and thanks for pointing it out! There's much more to consider like RGB vs CMYK, the type of product, fabric composition, etc. Our goal was to specifically dive deeper into file types and the differences. :)
First before my comment, let me just say, I'm not an innocent goody two shoes person, but this trend of adding foul language by every company just to jump on this trending bandwagon really should stop. Even though you bleeped out the F word everyone knew what you said. It cheapens Printify in my humble opinion. Yes, I've been known to use foul language myself, but putting it out there all the time these days with you big companies trying to look relevant or with the times, makes you look bad. Maybe not to everyone, but to many of us. Just my two or three cents opinion. As far as the video content, I only watched to see if you were going to recommend using SVG as that is always my choice when using Printify. Unfortunately on Amazon Merch we are only allowed to use PNG format, but whenever it is allowed I use SVG.
Hi! We appreciate you taking the time to comment and share this feedback. Every suggestion is important to us and we will consider this for the future!
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It was reasonably good information, but the usage of obscene swearing is disappointing and upsetting. It is beneath your dignity and the dignity of your viewers. Frankly, the video should be redone without the usage of swearing. I hope Printify will take this seriously; if swearing continues it will give me pause if I want to sign up and use Printify.
Hi Gary! Thanks for your feedback.