Avoid Image Design Mistakes - Zazzle Tech Training with Jen and Elke Clarke

[@11cyndee]

So glad I watched this. 😊

[@JenandElkeClarke]

Very happy to help you!

[@CraftyRocks]

Hi there, I was wondering if there was a list somewhere of the pixel requirements for images to be placed on Zazzle products. I find that I get the yellow line with the message that reads "This image is larger than its original size and may be blurry or pixelated when your product is produced." then Zazzle recommends..."Reduce the size of this image or upload a different image with a higher resolution" but it doesn't tell me what the resolution or pixels should be for the product. For example, I was trying to make a bath towel to match a hand towel and I went into Canva (I have the Pro version) and made the image I placed on the hand towel (had no problem with the hand towel) larger for the bath towel at 4000 x 3000 px, and I still got the yellow line when I hit the 'fill image' button for the bath towel. Thanks you so much for any help you can provide!

[@JenandElkeClarke]

help.zazzle.com/hc/en-us/articles/219861927-Creating-and-Uploading-Images-to-Zazzle

[@minimini205]

Hi I have joined Zazzle’s referral program. I am promoting other’s products on soacial media. I always add “affiliate link” at the end of the description of it. I have noticed others with referral program do not mention “affiliatelink” Do I have to mention it or not? Thank you

[@JenandElkeClarke]

Sometimes designers who promote affiliate links do not do this. You do not need to do this if you do not want to. It does however inform your SM following that you receive a commission or referral income when they purchase. It helps them understand that it is an affiliate link.