A merch line from one idea, printable and photographed

Design the artwork, take it up to print resolution, then shoot it on the product so the listing is not a flat PNG on a white square.

Print-on-demand sells the shirt on the strength of the mockup, not the artwork. A designer charges for the art and a photographer charges again for the shot, and most sellers skip the second one and wonder why it does not convert.

Why this will not look generic: The artwork is taken to print resolution before anything is photographed, so what the listing shows is what the press can actually put on fabric.

What you walk away with

Artwork for the garment or product
The same artwork at print resolution
A product shot of it, ready for the listing

How it works

Draw the artwork - The thing being printed. Worth several goes: everything below inherits whatever you settle on.
Take it to print size - A press needs resolution a screen does not. This is the step that decides whether it can actually be made.
Photograph it on the product - What the listing shows. A flat PNG on a white square is the reason a good design does not sell.

Cost and time

This workflow runs at from 14 AI Credits + about 1 minute. Your result carries automatically from each step into the next, so there is no re-uploading between tools. Every step spends AI Credits from the same balance, reverses included, and credit packs never expire.

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