Hey there - Teepublic prints and ships the physical products. So you just upload a design, and then if someone buys a t-shirt with your design on it, you just get a commission. Teepublic handles everything else!

That hasn't been my experience - I have gotten designs pulled as recently as last week and they just pulled it and said I could dispute (there was no warning about termination). I wonder if there are different messages for different tiers?

Redbubble still takes a cut. I have about $25 in sales right now and account fees are about $11!🤯 so really i only have like $14 so i cant cash out till i get to $20

Teepublic is typically $4.00 commission but if they have a sale then it is $2.00 per sale.

When you log in and you click on a collection, there is a filter on the top right that is either "free" or "premium". Click the "free" button and there are free images - and lots of them!

I just use a laptop (like Microsoft Windows, PC) - I can do it either by right clicking the mouse or I can enable the touch pad. I am not sure about a MacBook though.

Thanks! I have over 5,000 designs listed. I try to upload regularly (like at least 10 a week).

Yes good question - in Kittl, the easiest method would be to either search through the image library (the photographs and/or illustrations), or you could use the Kittl AI and describe what you would like and Kittl would generate the drawing for you.

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Yes exactly - you can set up an account for free and then you just pay for the product (and the shipping), so you can sell an item for more than that and keep the rest.

I can say from personal experience that I have definitely sold (and continue to sell) artwork that is public domain. I have never had an issue with copyrights or trademarks. Even if Displate customer service pulled a design for this reason (which they have never done to me personally), I would show them the link to the public domain asset. The only legitimate reason for pulling the design would be if it was the exact same copy as someone else's upload - otherwise, there is no copyright holder.

This is a great question and not everyone agrees on the best strategy. I personally think you should tag your store so that people can find you. How many tags is a common question - here is a video that covers it! kzbin.info/www/bejne/mnXdcpV-hcqssLc

@@zenwatercooler thank you for your response!

Hello! Yes you can save as a PNG, JPG, SVG or a PDF file. Hope that helps!

@@zenwatercooler Many thanks!

Hey there - I don't advertise my actual account because people would steal the designs (because I have proof that they are selling). I would encourage you (and everyone) to check out the awesome designs on Displate that are designed by many different people! I have Displates at home and they are great!

Yes that is a great question - I personally have 25-50% commission and I have had people saying 100% is totally fine (and I believe them) - I guess if people want the sticker, they are willing to pay a few pennies more!

Thank your for the feedback! You can also pause, rewind and slow down the playback (in case anyone is wondering too)!

Great question - you can change the markup (final price) - I have a video coming out shortly that will show this!

Great question - yes if you click on a template it will open up into a new screen. The Layers panel is on the bottom right - if you click it, you will see one layer. You need to expand the layer and then you can see individual elements inside the design (the layers are just grouped). I hope that helps!

@zenwatercooler thankyou so much for responding 👍

Generally yes you would pay Gelato right away, and then Etsy would provide your payout within 5-7 days. So I typically use a credit card to pay for the Gelato product and then offset it with the Etsy payout (especially if it is a huge sale).