Curious About Using AI for Your Etsy Shop? Here’s What You Need to Know

[@GemStoneDecals]

Thank you for the information, a lot of misinformation and downright lies out there about it. I personally started out generating images with AI and did some editing,fixing with photoshop. Definitely a market for it, I soon mastered that skill and have sort of moved off Etsy (I have not put much into it) to form my own business designing and building on AI images, getting them print ready and outsourcing my print transfers/decals to put on many different things to sell in person and on my new eBAY store. I already had the photoshop skill already but AI has added in the opportunity to up my game in staying ahead of the competition. I started learning AI image design as soon as it was available to the public and able to pay for top tier subscription to use it. Too many people just generate images and toss them on Etsy to sell thinking it is easy money, the market is saturated but what is going to get you noticed is the graphic design skills behind it. AI is not taking graphic designers jobs, the people who use AI are taking the peoples jobs who do not use AI.

[@High-Tech-Geek]

7 minutes just to say "you can sell AI images, but can't sell explicit images or prompts." Dude.

[@handmadeandbeyond]

lol thanks so much for your two cents. I usually take advice from channels with 2 subs and 4 videos 🤣

[@Wildgrowsthenature]

Thankyou.

[@PurpleYoshiEgg]

Thanks! Saved me a watch and and helped with an opportunity to click "Don't recommend channel" 🥰

[@PlantPrestige]

oooh no, if you use the same prompts or general prompts without specifying styles every one ends up with mediocre art that looks the same, or slightly the same but with the same styles, lines and colors. So no one really buys ai art, you have to use it as reference material and create your own. Thats sells like crazy.

[@LookOutForNumberOne]

Who cares when this website can close your shop and you don't have a say. Sounds like North Korean management.

[@tarabooartarmy3654]

Etsy is great for someone just starting out. Great to build a brand and slowly move those buyers to your own website. That way, if Etsy shuts you down you’re already making sales on your website.

[@LookOutForNumberOne]

@@tarabooartarmy3654 That may be true but then you are limited.

[@activ8me3]

Prompts are brushstrokes? I prefer real brushes and real creativity then. Crap AI indeed.

[@edwardjohnson3994]

Etsy is still a thing? I stopping even looking at it when it became the same drop ship garbage as amazon and ebay for more money.

[@tarabooartarmy3654]

It’s one of the only places I can consistently find vintage items I want now. eBay is very hit and miss for that now.