Printify Poster Review - Sell Print on Demand Posters!
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
- In this video I review two styles of posters available from Printify.
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00:00 Introduction
00:46 Packaging
02:39 Satin Poster Review
04:31 Matte Poster Review
07:36 Search Volume
08:53 Niche Research
11:37 Mockups
14:20 Size Options & Print Files
18:12 Pricing
21:28 Catalog Note & Conclusion 
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really great video. especially the section explaining the pricing shipping an etsy fees that helped me a ton!
I recently found your videos and they are so helpful-some of the best explainer/informational i have seen around. Thank you SO much for this and the other reviews you do
Thank you! I'm glad they are helpful!
Thank you so much for this detailed video!
I was looking for Sensaria's posters. It was huge help!! Thanks.
exactly what i needed to see. Great vid
Thanks! Glad it helped!
Thank you so much! I have just started and your explanation is so great!
I love your reviews and I'd love to hear your opinion on Printify wall hanging tapestries. Thank you for all your content, super helpful.
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Thank you for explaining 🙂
Thanks for sharing this, truly excellent content!
Thanks a ton, this was super helpful!
I'm definitely interested in oosters. Great vvideo!
Thank you for your presentation. I learned so much from you and you made it so easy to understand the process of the poster niche. You are a great presenter. I am looking for an online niche and your content really inspired me. Very informative and comprehensible. 😇⭐⭐💯💯🗣
Thank you so much! I'm glad you're finding the content helpful!
Fantastic vid!!! Thanks a lot!
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Excellent video, thanks. I wish you reviewed the canvas and the posters with frame from printify too.
I can certainly put the canvas and framed options on my list for a future review!
Thanks for the video, I wanted to check how the satin paper looks like, although the paper I saw on Printify is 300gsm I think and quite expensive
Great, thanks
wow, great video. thanks so much
Nice vid thank you for sharing with us
Thank you! Very helpful
cant wait to start my pod
very helpful, worth the watch
Great video, thanks. Do you have one in selling canvases too🤔
thanks for this valuable video. Is it better to sell posters that are mailed to the client or printable for the to frame themselves?
Awesome video. I have a question about pixel resolution. Instead of going by pixel how would a .svg or .png file work. Is that a good alternative to high pixel images?
Hi tahnk you for this great video. For high quality but reasonable price landscape photo print which paper do you recommend. I am not sure if matte finish is a good idea for this purpose. What do you think?
Great conent!
you just convinced me on doing it
Hi there, just subscribed. A very informative, non preachy way of saying how you go about it, I like your humbleness too. Quick question...Could you import a Canva design into Photopea or Photoshop to increase the Dpi? Thank you again
Thank you! Since I made the video, someone pointed out that you can use the Canva multiplier when you export the file and it will make the file up to 3X larger than the project dimensions, so if you make the file dimensions half the size you need and then do 2X when you export from Canva, you actually will have the size you need!
great content. ty
Thank you
if i need glossy feature which one should i choose
@PODinsights thanks for explaining! I’m new to POD as an artist and creating posters of my artwork for the first time in Printify to sell on Etsy. For the shipping section of my first listing I have 4 sizes selected for my poster- do I leave it as “create a new shipping profile” or choose “1-3 business days” and publish it? Do I have to choose these options for each poster I want to sell? Thanks!
Thank you for such an informative video. My question is, can we add the option for matte or satin finish in the same listing? I see that it's possible, but how do we work with that in terms of them having different sku #s? Thank you again!
Hi! To offer them both in one listing, you can publish one to Etsy and then add the additional variants in the Etsy listing, then copy/paste the SKUs from your Printify draft of the other style. I have a video that reviews how to do this with apparel items using a template, but for something like posters or mugs where there are fewer variations you don't need to use a template. I think it's faster to just publish one of the styles to Etsy and then add the variants for the other one. I'm working on a video showing that shorter process, but here's the video about the process I use for apparel if it helps in the meantime: ruclips.net/video/VpJ0mMyQfSo/видео.html
very helpful. thank you! :)
I'm in the printify catalog
Thanks for this! Hey, it looks like you're not looking at the camera. We're over here, LOL.
Excellent video, you are so thorough! This is such valuable information, do you offer posters in the same Etsy store as your clothing or do you have a separate Etsy account? I love your channel, you always go above and beyond with your examples and explaining!! Thank you!!!
Thank you! I have posters in the same Etsy shop as all my apparel. I've contemplated opening a another shop to focus on specifics items (mugs, posters especially) but haven't made the jump to that yet. I appreciate your support!
I concur. Great video with exquisite, clear detail. 👌🏼
TY!!! AWESOME
Do you think its worth the overheads for the extra profits, pod v digital products? thanks.
Thank you! Excellent clarity and info. I’m an artist and now going to offer posters thanks to you. 😁 Do you include at very bottom any info directly on poster? Company name? Artist signature? Copyright? Anything? Thank you!
Lots of great info! Thanks! Do people really pay $25-$30 for a poster? I generally like to include shipping free with all my products. It bumps up the base price a little, but I don't think anyone wants to see $25 poster, then be hit with a $6+ price tag. Its a bit too compicated for me to have so many different shipping profiles based on different profit margins. As it is, people seem to expect free to low shipping and near instant delivery thanks to Amazon. When shipping is free, it seems that customers are a bit more forgiving that their order isn't going to arrive in 2-3 days.
So, I'm curious what your seeing as a store owner with pricing and shipping and sales numbers for $30+ posters.
Thanks again for your greatly informative videos!
Hi! At first I questioned how competitive poster pricing would be, but actually after running several searches for poster niches ("poster print" seems to be a popular way to market them especially if the design is more artistic), I saw several with "best seller" tags that are charging $25+ for the middle sizes without free shipping. I also saw some sellers bundling them together as "choose any 3" with a price of $49 for the 12x18 size, which would be a 29% profit margin if you used the matte posters with the premium pricing. One big trend I noticed is that nearly all sellers do seem to offer the smallest available size to show a really low price in search results - they're putting like $15.99 for the 9x11 size and then once you go into the listing they are $30+ for the larger sizes. It might depend a little bit on the niche though.
@@PODinsights Wow! Thank you for that thorough and informative reply! I truly appreciate it!
I’m sure you won’t see this after so long, but I charge 200 for some of my posters and I’ve seen other artists in my field charge way more 😅
Little lifehack i found out is: when you enable the „make specific design“ mode while cropping your designs in the printify editor it‘ll automaticaly increase the DPI for each size considerably. Downside is you have to adjust every single size yourself but the up in quality is definitley worth the extra couple minutes imo. Just thought i‘d throw that out there :)
Very helpful video as always! I have a question regarding the canvas part and the restrictions it has with sizing. So I did a test design in canva with the largest sizing my print provide in printify offers and create a 23.3x33.1 canva design. I then bumped up the pixels to the max and downloaded it . After uploading it to printify there was no issue, it also showed that it is high resolution. Just wondering if I don't seem to understand the issue?
HI! You're not doing anything wrong - someone else pointed out that you can use the multiplier in Canva to scale the size of the file up and it definitely works just fine for making poster files! I mistakenly thought the multiplier was only for exporting compressed files when I made the video.
12:07 I think it's because most sales are made around Christmas period 😉
How would u print on black poster? Do u remove the black background or just better to print with the black background?
Do you have video for matte canvas, stretched, please
What about the dimensions in kittl?
Please another video about shipping costs,thank you
Thanks so much for all your great videos! Such good tutorials & easy to follow tips & instructions.
Quick question: I sell canvas prints in my Etsy shop. When I go to add posters to a listing as a variation, I need to re-enter all pricing and SKU’s for each item, all over again. Am I missing something or is this standard?
Thanks again & I’ve subbed after all your great tutorials!
Thank you! Yes, unfortunately when you add a new variant category to an existing listing, it wipes out all your existing variation details. You can add additional options or replace existing variations without this issue, but adding a new variation will do it. I haven't found a way around that unfortunately so far.
@@PODinsights ok. Hopefully Etsy allows for some tweaks or a workaround is found!
Thank you! You have mentioned that Canva isn't an option. What if I only work with Canva? Have you tried working with Printful?
Canva let’s me download a 2:3 aspect ratio image at 7200 x 10,800px. It takes a few seconds longer but it gives me a 300dpi at 24”x36”.
How?
Hi there, it would be great if you could do a tutorial on how to sell a set of 3 prints in various sizes using Printify (connected with Etsy) - I would so appreciate this as so far I only know how to make a listing for a single poster in various sizes. Thanks so much for your great videos.
This would be super helpful! Has this tutorial been made? Liking to do this for my shop as well
This is what I'm looking to do also, did you figure it out?
First thank you for this amazing video it’s really helpful my question is I was going to start with canvas but know I’m confused a little bit can u tell me which would be better poster or canvas
I'm glad it was helpful! There's really no wrong answer as far as selling your designs on posters or canvas, it just depends on whether there is a market for your designs on canvas. Generally speaking, posters are more affordable than canvas, so it really depends on the niches you sell in and your style of designs. Some niches may not have a lot of customers looking to spend a higher amount on something like canvas, so posters would be a better option, but in other niches canvas may do very well. Of course you can always offer your designs on both for a while and see which sells better!
@@PODinsights thanks again so glad that u sharing your knowledge and I will keep it in mind much love 🤍🤍
Which POD provider makes the best quality wall arts?
canva has an option of enlarging the design times 3 when you dowanload it . dosen't that solve the problem?
You're correct! When I made this video, I actually thought the multiplier was only for the "compress" option that Canva has, but as you mentioned it also works to increase the size of your file when you export it. For poster designs, if you create the file at half or one-third size and then use the multiplier it should work! Canva also has the option to export as an SVG if you have a pro account, which also would allow you to scale the size up to any poster size with just one file. Thank you for pointing this out!
So...Im.just getting going. I started my Etsy-Printify shop in December with GUSTO! Quickly designed about 40 items..put a LOT of thought into my designs. NOT copy-paste...all originals. In fact, they are very specific to the tourist area here where I live (skiing, snowmobiling, mountains) ...which has led me down a more face to face/direct marketing path...However! I have yet to go public because I've been unemployed and I know this will take off (I've got a niche within a niche and captive targets) ...put it this way, if I make $ online, great! But I could easily do $2k a week by face to face, referrals, etc.
Anyway...I like the poster idea/ wall art..but how much diversity is TOO much? Right now? My shop focuses on nature, bears, mountains, hiking, outdoor rec, and local town stuff... It seems to me that posters with everything from Judo to cars to unicorns would just be wasting .20 per listing to create 1,000 posters?
I mean, you'd have to have a store 100% dedicated to selling JUST posters- called "the poster store'or something, right? 🤔
Having a dozen posters of puppies and kittwns and hot rods really ? Probably not gonna sell...right?
What about the gloss?
I have a question, I Just started selling posters, and watching your videos. How do I make a listing with two posters(series of 2) in it for Etsy? Let's say I want to have the customer be able to click on the price in Etsy and it will just be the price for two different posters in a series of 2... How do I do that ?
And when they purchase, How would that work on my end for pod...
Hello, I really like your videos. Thank you for sharing your experiences. I want to try selling posters and I have this question. How do I sell a set of 2 or 3 posters on printify? Could you make a video about it?
Hi! With Printify, they use product SKU numbers to match up orders to products in your account. This means that you can only sync orders from Etsy if they have the SKU number for each product variant in the order. So if a customer places an order for 3 separate posters from your shop, it will come through and the SKU numbers from each item will match to your Printify account. If you want to sell a set of posters as one item/variant, you can set up your listing that way on Etsy but each variant can only have one SKU number, so orders won't come through to Printify with all the posters included and you will have to manually add them to the order. I explain how to do something like this in my "combo listing" video if you are ok with having to manually update/submit the orders. ruclips.net/video/VpJ0mMyQfSo/видео.html
I love my printify and etsy, but Etsy has posters priced much lower than we can do through this integration.
How can you see the search volume on Etsy searhc bar? I don't have that feature.
Hi! That is the Sale Samurai Chrome extension that provides the search volume estimates in the search bar. It also will pop open another view with related keyword phrases for you. It is not a free tool but it's my personal favorite research tool for Etsy and I do have a video about it: ruclips.net/video/OvzchJMrmUA/видео.html
This is definitely helpful. I am having a problem with setting up shipping for multiple sized posters. I have different shipping profiles for small, medium, and large posters (Printful), but can't set more than one profile per listing on Etsy. Do I need to make separate listings for different sizes? Thanks!
Hi! Yes unfortunately Etsy only allows one shipping profile per listing, so if the different sizes have significant differences in their shipping cost, you have two choices: create separate listings for them with separate shipping profiles to charge the amount that you need to, or build the cost of shipping into the product prices and then list them together with free shipping.
@@PODinsights Yeah, I was setting them up for free shipping. I'll have to see the cost difference between the large and small. Thanks for the reply! I appreciate the help!
@PODinsights thanks for explaining! To piggy back off of this question… I’m new to POD as an artist and creating posters of my artwork for the first time in Printify to sell on Etsy. For the shipping section of my first listing I have 4 sizes selected for my poster- do I leave it as “create a new shipping profile” or choose “1-3 business days” and publish it? Do I have to choose these options for each poster I want to sell? Thanks!
You just answered this
Hi! Have you seen any POD companies that offer framed sets (ie: art gallery wall)???
Printify and Printful both offer framed posters and some canvas options, I haven't seen any platforms that do sets that include more than one framed print but they have a pretty good selection of sizes.
What about selling posters/canvas of professional sports athletes ? I’ve seen some stores on Etsy selling them but can anyone do it ? Is there trademark or copyright issues ?
I'm not supersure but I guess so. Someone has taken the picture -most probably a professional photographer- and they have the rights on their images
Let's say I have a red Judo poster and a black Judo poster. Is there a way to offer those two choices under one listing in Etsy? I have uploaded the two designs... but I'm lost at how to offer them as a variant.
Hi! Yes you can add additional product variants into an Etsy listing so you can offer different options. With Printify you do this by copying/pasting the SKU numbers for your variants into the Etsy listing. I actually have a video showing how to do this if you want to check it out. The example I show is with mugs but it works the same for any type of product. Great question!
ruclips.net/video/CL40UsLUFz8/видео.html
Awesome video!
I'm just getting ready to sell posters from Printify online and what may be an issue for me is the shipping times for the posters. I would have to tell customers in the description that it can be anywhere from 7 to 10 business days to get your poster.
How do you deal with the shipping timeframes? What do you say to your customers on this one?
Thanks!
Thank you! How it is communicated would depend on your selling platform/marketplace. With Etsy, they use the information in your shipping profile (production time + shipping time) to show shoppers an estimated delivery time on the listing. If you're selling on your own site or in another marketplace, that information may or may not be part of what shows on product listings but on Etsy it helps to let the customer know what the overall delivery time expectation is before they purchase. The only time I've ever gotten complaints from customers about production & shipping times for my print on demand products, including posters, is when there are significant delays beyond the norm. In general my products are delivered in 7-10 business days (sometimes as little as 5 business days but that's not often) and I do not get questions from my customers like "where is it?" so I'm guessing the folks who don't want to wait 7-10 days just aren't buying from me because they see the estimated delivery time. One thing that helps is to use every possible location you have to set proper expectations. Use one of the sample images in your listing just to set expectations and include the same information in the description. I like to use phrases like "each one is made to order" because that has a nice sound to it. For example, I have a statement in all my Etsy listings that says "Orders do not ship immediately because each item is made to order just for you". In summary, I have not personally experienced any large-scale problem with production & shipping times with the print on demand business model. Am I missing out on some sales because the customer sees the delivery time and doesn't want to wait that long? Probably, but it has not prevented me from growing my business either. I hope that helps!
@@PODinsights Thanks so much for that detailed answer, which helped a ton!
@@PODinsights Had to stop back...I was publishing to eBay with printify and eBay does not allow the shipping cost that printify is using, so now I've got to do free shipping. I might just have to go straight to the pod company on this.
Great video! Question: what is the reason for smaller size if using Canva? Bc it looks like Canva will allow me to make large poster sizes
Thanks! You're correct, you can make larger sizes in Canva by using the multiplier when you export the file. They still have maximum dimensions when you create the project, but you can make your file half the size that you need and then use the multiplier at 2x when you export and it will be the right size. I totally did not know this when I made the video, until someone pointed it out!
@@PODinsights awesome, thanks so much for the info!
@@PODinsights Was just going to point this out (canva export multiplier; subscriber only feature though) as I made a design that I liked but didn't make sense on a shirt/mug, but my wife looked at it and went "perfect poster!" So, next thing was for me to come watch your video about posters! :-) Thanks for the super informative videos!
Im confused about the shipping costs when using printify..
Are you still confused or have you figured it out??
Same is it based on poster size?
Hi, thanks for uploading this. I am slighty confused. When offering different sizes do you need to upload a different size - as in pixels for each size you offer. If you only upload a small file size (low pixel count) will the image quality not be affected on larger print sizes?? Thanks
Hi! The best thing to do is to export your design in the largest size that you expect to sell, or use SVG as the file type so it can be scaled without losing quality. If you export with smaller dimensions that what you need for the larger sizes (and you did not use SVG) then you'll have to export multiple files.
I can't find the individual sizes..it just goes to design and offers a template with the wrong aspect ratio. I don't see the screens you have up.
What do you think about uncoated posters, are they good as wall art? I saw they have lower prices than the posters from Sensaria.
Hi! The uncoated posters from Taylor I would say should make good posters. Since they are uncoated I would assume they have a matte finish and the paper weight (176gsm) is similar to the Sensaria matte finish posters (175gsm). The only difference I see in the catalog is that the Sensaria posters specifically say the paper and inks are archival/museum quality which means they definitely will not fade or yellow for a very long time. The information in the catalog for the Taylor uncoated posters does not mention they use archival/museum quality paper or inks, but that doesn't mean they are bad quality. I haven't seen a sample but I think they should make good posters as long as you don't need a semi-gloss or glossy finish.
@@PODinsights Thank you
How do you deal with different aspect ratios for different sizes?
My question as well. How do you sell multiple aspect ratios for one Etsy listing?
I’ve been searching forever how to figure out the Canva not big enough for printify for canvas/ posters! Thanks for mentioning it! I have photoshop but it seems so difficult. Hopefully ChatGPT can teach me how to size them there. Can I design in canvas and resize in photoshop?
Thanks
Hi! You actually can use Canva's multiplier when exporting the file - I had a misunderstanding about that and thought it was only for when you were compressing the export. You can create your poster design in half the dimensions that you need, and then select the 2X multiplier when you export and you'll have the larger file that you need!
@@PODinsights amazing! Thank you so much!
As a new poster shop on Etsy, I would love to know how to list posters for the European and UK markets.
I have discovered that Printify's order routing does not really work well with posters. (A UK customer's order was fulfilled in the US.)
I am assuming it is because of the different size standards between the US and Europe.
Is there a way to list these wide variations with different fulfillment locations without making a confusing mess of my shop?
Would love to know your thoughts and get your guidance on this Jeff.
Hi! Printify does not have a 100% automated method for selling internationally on Etsy that doesn't involve a fair amount of work for the seller (except for order routing which as you noted does not always work).
If you want a truly automated solution for selling posters - before you get too far down the path I would suggest checking out Gelato to see if their platform offers what you want at prices that work for you. Their fulfillment is 100% automated and always sent to the customer's country if they have a print provider there (they have printers in 30+ countries). I personally use Printify for my shop because 95% of my business comes from the US, but I would most likely be using Gelato for more of my products if it were spread more evenly across US/Canada/UK. gelato.pxf.io/podinsights
For a full explanation of your options using Printify, check out this video: ruclips.net/video/EKR1RwJV-xQ/видео.html
Do you ever sell the framed posters? Do you think the customer would perfer to pay a little extra for that?
Hi! Great question. I would love to offer a framed option within the same listing as non-framed posters but my problem with that is the cost of shipping for framed posters is WAY higher. I like to list non-framed posters with a low shipping price and since you can only use one shipping profile per listing, it doesn't work out unless I really raise the product price of the framed options. I haven't spent time creating separate listings for the framed poster options but I know some sellers do sell those successfully. Although the price may seem pretty high, some customers are willing to pay for the convenience. If decor or wall art is a big part of your shop then I think they would be worth adding.
@@PODinsights and isn't it very difficult for a customer to finish it? The customer should find frames or stretch it somehow. Maybe not even all cities have shops where you can buy it.
@@sonomacats Thanks for the information.
usually if i try to work with a file with one dimension over 10,000 pixels my computer will freeze
hi thank you for the video it's very helpful, i have an issue than i wish you can help me on, how can i create a product on Printify or Printful with a Set of 3 or 6 different Prints for example, thank you
Hi! You can create a custom listing with Printify or Printful that combines different products or the same product but different design options. The way you do it works differently for Printful vs. Printify though. I have videos that show how to do it for both - you would use the same method but instead of creating different variations for different products, your custom variations would be for the different designs. Printify: ruclips.net/video/CL40UsLUFz8/видео.html Printful: ruclips.net/video/c_qvEyFkRXE/видео.html
@@PODinsights thank you for your response 🙏 but I'm sorry I think my question wasn't clear, what I need is to have the possibility to offer 3 different mugs for exemple in the same order the customer will get the 3 different mugs by a simple one order, here is another exemple like for the triptych paintings 🖼 🖼 🖼 hope you understand my question
very helpful! I recently got photoshop to upscale my ai art and I am so happy, it has just opened a whole world of new products I can sell.
What is the DPI u use for Prints? 300?
Hi! Yes, 300 is the standard for print graphics.
If you would can you tell me how you were able to get 300DPI without exceeding the 50mb max for Prinitfy? No matter what I do in Photpea it is too big of a file to use in Printify. I can get about 220 DPI and no higher for my 20x30's. It is still max resolution but I am unsure how that would look printed.
Hi! I usually do not have an issue when I use JPG files for posters even up to the 6000x9000 size for the 20x30 poster. PNG files do often come out over 50mb though when they are a solid image that size or larger, so I generally don't export poster files as a PNG. SVG is another option that would be a smaller file size compatible with Printify.
@@PODinsights thank you!!!!
WHICH ONE BEST PAPER TO PRINT A POSTER ?
WHAT PAPER ARE YOU USING FOR POSTER ?
uhhhhh, Poster Shipping costs ARE WAY TOOO EXPENSIVE - here in Germany 4,99 € 😮😮 i think the reason ppl hesitate with poster POD is the small profit - bc you cant charge too much for selling - and shopping €€€€ on top is a NO for me, at least the packaging seize for a poster (!) is veryyyyy bad for the envirmoment, if you care for that too ?
Doe’s nobody do canvas
is it actually that easy? wow
the talking head in the bottom right blocks valuable info that the viewer can absorb... not here to watch a talking head...here to learn from every inch of the screen i am looking at...
is your information here about canva file sizes accurate? i'm able to save my files on canva at 15k px by 15k px. furthermore, canva allows saving files as a .svg vector file, which printify accepts as one of their file formats. are you speaking only to the *non* pay version of canva?
Hi! What I was referring to with the size limitation is the ability to create a project canvas in Canva - if you try to create a new project that is 15k X 15k, it will tell you that's too large. You're totally correct that you can export a file using the multiplier to get that size though. At the time I recorded this, I actually thought the multiplier was only used when you compress the exported file (several other folks caught this in the comments here when I first posted the video last year). As for SVG, that's correct that not everyone will have that feature in Canva if they don't have Canva Pro, but you certainly can use SVG to export in a smaller size and then scale up on Printify.
@@PODinsights thank you so much for the reply! you're actually one of my go-to resources for the latest and smartest approaches to e-commerce. thanks for what you do!
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Hi there, is there anyway that i can contact you? It would mean a lot to me :)
Hi! If you want to send me a message, you can use the contact form at the bottom of my website homepage: podinsights.net/
YES! JUST WHAT I NEEDED, TY!!!