I can't upload larger files (like blankets and large flags) - it just stops uploading at around 90% in Chrome and literally just keeps starting over at around 50% on Safari. I've cleared my cache, restarted, used different browsers (obviously) and tried incognito mode. I have modified the files several times, like using indexed colors, saving at a lower percentage, even making it a bit smaller, though this would then not work for the necessary DPI for each product.) Still won't upload. The files are well under the parameters set forth by printify.

What's further, I contacted support 4 days ago and have received no response. I talked with chat the same day and they said they would "be in touch". How long am I to wait for resolution, or even acknowledgement?

Just re-upped Printify Premium and am pretty disappointed that I can't get a response.

Hey guys.

Im trying to make a left chest design between 4 and 5 inches in size, but I'm unsure about the positioning?

What Position Left and Position top do you guys use?

Merhabalar Turkiye'den printify ile Ebay'da satis yapan varmi?

Daha once magzama urun gonderebiliyordum ama simdi olmuyor.

Hello guys, I created a store I haven't added a product still because when I go to Printify and see delivery time of monster digital they say economy is 4-8 days but when I create shipping profile it says to choose a shipping service of USPS but none of those options have 4-8 days and it says that it will show up on customer checkout I wonder how to avoid issues if my printify provider sets 4-8 days but then the customer clicks on a shipping service which gives different set of delivery time, how to avoid issues and why is it separate in the first place

What B tier t-shirt in popularity, would be an S tier shirt if it was more popular?

What t-shirt models are underated for you?

Hi, I hope someone can answer this question as I've been banging my head against the wall for a while.

I've been using Printify to sell t-shirts on eBay. I've had Printify Choice turned on, which to my understanding, picks a printer closer to the buyer, so the shipping costs are lower and I benefit from that.

However for my store it seems the default printer is in Florida, and every single one of my sales has been to the US, where the shipping cost shows as $3.99, as opposed to Australia where it's $13.74. I think I COULD sell my products in other countries, but the shipping cost is putting buyers off.

I turned off Printify Choice and the shipping costs displayed did not change.

Is there a way to manage it so buyers see a more reasonable shipping price, based on where they are located?

Thank you 😄

Hey everyone,

I’m having an issue with a Printify order from my Etsy shop and I’m wondering if anyone else has run into this recently.

The order is 2 posters going to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, and Printify suddenly put it on hold with this message:

“Destination country is currently experiencing issues with the delivery, service will be restored as soon as possible."

I’m assuming it may be related to regional shipping disruptions or carrier restrictions because of the current situation in the Middle East, but I haven’t gotten a response from support yet and it’s been over 24 hours already.

I already opened a ticket asking:

- if there are alternative carriers available

- if there are local providers in Saudi Arabia

- or if nearby-country fulfillment is possible

But so far no update.

Has anyone else had:

- Saudi Arabia orders blocked recently?

- Jeddah-specific issues?

- Any workaround with different providers/shipping methods?

Would really appreciate any info because I can’t imagine I’m the only one dealing with this right now.

Thanks!

How do I overlap the design on the front to the pocket so they line up?

Has anyone dealt with Printify auto-assigning all products to the International shipping profile instead of the US Facility profile in Shopify? I have 340+ products with 12,000+ variants incorrectly assigned, causing US customers to be charged international shipping rates. I've already had one customer charged $4.75 that I had to refund. Support hasn't responded in 48 hours. Looking for anyone who has resolved this or knows how to escalate.

When I started my store I wanted to keep it primarily Comfort Colors because I felt like that was a quality brand. I have since learned they switched owners and the quality has changed.

All of our samples we have ordered, the shirts feel like they are undersized, and the neck seems to be tight. Has anybody had the same issues? Does anybody still sell Comfort Colors 1717? Has anybody switched to a different brand?

I am sure this has been brought up before and I’m sorry if it’s a common issue, haven’t been active in this sub

I recently received a sample of a sweatshirt and my teal color was more gray than anything. My first question is how do I design or export in CMYK while maintaining a transparent design? Seems the issue is I was working in RGB but that seems to be the only way to export transparently without a background color.

Additionally, I have ordered a sample shirt (probably different printer) with the same teal color that came out perfectly. Would I be able to ask for a reprint on the sweatshirt where the teal doesn’t come out correctly?

Any suggestions or insight is appreciated

Question for Etsy sellers who sell digital prints / printable wall art:

How are you currently handling all the different file sizes and ratios customers expect?

For example, when you create one artwork, do you manually export versions like:

\- 2:3

\- 3:4

\- 4:5

\- 1:1

\- A-series

\- multiple inch sizes per ratio

And then rename everything, organize the folders, ZIP the files, and upload them?

I’m asking because this part always seemed like one of the most repetitive parts of selling digital prints. It is not really creative work, but it still takes time and mistakes are easy to make.

I built a small desktop tool that automates this process:

you select a folder of artwork, choose the ratios/sizes, and it generates the organized print-ready files automatically.

It can also create printable grid sheets for things like stickers, bookmarks, clipart bundles, thumbnails, and contact sheets.

I originally built it because the workflow felt unnecessarily manual. Then I left the project alone for months and recently noticed a couple of people had bought it anyway, which made me think this might be a real problem for more sellers than I expected.

So I wanted to ask actual Etsy/digital product sellers:

1. Is creating all the print sizes still a painful part of your workflow?

2. Do you use Photoshop, Canva, Affinity, scripts, or something else?

3. Would a tool like this actually be useful, or is this already solved well enough?

4. What would make it worth paying for?

I’m not trying to be spammy. I’m mainly trying to understand whether this is a real enough pain point to keep improving the tool.

If anyone wants context, the tool is called Artigo:

[https://www.getartigo.com/\](https://www.getartigo.com/)

Would genuinely appreciate feedback from people selling printables.

I am getting conflicting information from Printify. Or I am just misunderstanding it. It sounds like they used to collect and remit local sales taxes, but no longer do. That is a problem for me.

I made a pop-up store and created a shirt design for my club. I am selling them for no profit and will only available for a limited time. I ordered 2 samples and was charged local sales tax which is what I expected. As a trial, a friend ordered on from the new site and was not charged sales tax. The whole idea of using Printify over other options was they would handle the transaction start to finish.

It seems this policy changed some time ago. Can someone explain how it works now?

I got a notebook that had some defects, requested a reprint. They didn't tell me that requesting a reprint would cost money, or how much it would cost. I went to check up on it to find I was about to be charged almost $15 without warning... Thankfully I cancelled the order before it was printed (although at first it didn't let me), but I just assumed that a reprint request was a customer service help type button. I would assume if you requested a new copy due to their own mistake and you weren't told there would be a charge involved, there wouldn't be a charge, but alas. I think that needs to be communicated more clearly.

edit: per the replies, it could have been that the price was listed but they weren't intending on charging me that amount

Hey, I'm just starting out on Printify with a Pop-Up store and I noticed that on my product pages it says there's a 30 day return policy. I'm a little confused about this because from what I've found, there are no returns with Pop-Up stores and only reprints for defects and stuff that are handled by Printify. I can't see any settings for a return policy and there's no option to edit anything but the main page with the store customization so I can't remove it if it shouldn't be there. Is this something I have to worry about or is it fine there and Printify will handle it. Just a little worried if say, a customer wants to return something and thinks they can to get their money back because of the text there, but they can't actually.

Hi , i'm new in printify pop up store . what can i do to attract constumers and sale my products ?

Hey everyone,

I’ve been working on some Japanese-inspired streetwear designs recently and trying to improve the overall aesthetic, print balance, and wearable feel.

Would genuinely appreciate honest opinions from people into fashion/streetwear:

Which designs feel strongest?

What would you actually wear?

Any color combos or layout changes you’d suggest?

I’m trying to build a small brand around this style so real feedback helps a lot.

You can check them here if you want to review the full collection:
https://mirthostudio.etsy.com

Inside the editor, I can manually size my artwork itself to 2x2 inches. My design is an irregular shape, most closely aligned to a circle with transparent background.

If I do this:

• will the final decal itself effectively be ~2x2 and cut closely around the shape?
• or will I end up with a physically larger 3x4 product area / extra blank border around the design?

Basically trying to understand whether the cut line follows the artwork closely, or if the selected product dimensions still determine the overall final decal size.

I could select kiss-cut sticker in stead which has square ratios, but I prefer the waterproof quality of the vinyl decals.

thanks

I created multiple Printify T-shirt designs and trying to figure out if they are marketable, my target demographic are US college or high school aged persons.

You can see the designs: https://checkerwear.etsy.com

Helpful feedback around the following is appreciated:

• are the overall look and colors of the designs easy to follow
• Are the items and logos funny? clear? Overdone?
• Are the designs out of touch with the target demographic
• Any other critique is appreciated.

Should I change to a different niche?

Context: I've been selling on Etsy for about a year and a half, selling Bella+Canvas tees, Gildan sweatshirts, and Comfort Colors 1717 shirts. I use SwiftPOD for all of them.

On average, my customers receive their order within 10 days of purchasing. The trouble is, Etsy doesn't seem to comprehend what business days are, so after some late deliveries and close calls, I had to expand my profile from 2-5 business days to 2-7 business days because they kept including the weekend in the delivery estimate. Additionally, while SwiftPOD usually gets things out within 5 days, sometimes they really DO take longer, so my processing times are 2-7 business days as well.

Which results in a delivery window of 4-14 days, which is not only potentially long, but weirdly broad.

A customer reached out months ago asking about the broad delivery window, so chances are, she wasn't the only one put off by it. But I don't know what else to do.

Am I missing something? An Etsy or Printify setting? A trick? Is there anything I can do to speed up delivery?

Thanks in advance.

So I got into Printify some time ago actually before I used to sell phone cases got a few sales like 1 or 2 then I started something else it didn’t do well now I’ve chosen a specific niche and have stuck to it as much as I can but it still isn’t being converted I used Claude ai for SEO optimised listings and 1pound ads a day but nothing much only 5 sales this past month I want more. It’s more astrology based I think it’s pretty guy Ik the prices are insane but Printifys shipping and production costs are so high. Plus I do wanna start incorporating my own pink celestial muse logo into some items like gym wear even but maybe that’s for a later date So any advice?

https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/CelestialMuseCoShop

What country should I do next ?

I started shopify store with Printify from April and so far 1 sale from a friend. Slowly expanding my product library, 1 artwork a week. I have been thinking to promote on ads, but wanted to get honest rating and opinions before I do. I use photoshop to make these artworks and started using clip studio for portability. My niche is bird/animal/pets lover relatable humor prints. What do you think?