Kittl: 3 Tips for a Great T-Shirt

[@eva_p]

Great tip about designing at the smaller size then enlarging right at the end !

[@MichelleColeCreates]

Great video! I had no idea about the color palettes! 🤯🤦‍♀

[@nty449]

This is an insanely useful and thorough walk through. Super smart tricks!

[@bradholmes1832]

Many Thanks! I Love your simple, easily explained Procedures! As a Beginner ( I always will be!), your succinct, yet, spaced explanations, make sense! Thank You! Cheers, Brad H

[@jodirodriguez1255]

Thank you, learning more from your videos 😊

[@glassmonkeyface8609]

Yeah, my computer can run most AAA games, but when I tried to design on kittl in 4500x5400 and especially with 300dpi, it would take ten seconds just to resize a textbox. I just design at a smaller size, I think it's 1000x1200, and then download as large as I want. Was very frustrating starting out.

[@massinissamerzoud5319]

Thank you for all the good info you give us everyday, can you please make a series for kdp, tips and tricks like you did in the beginning for redbubble, thank you again.

[@zenwatercooler]

I like this suggestion a lot! OK let me see what I can do, thank you for the great suggestion!

[@massinissamerzoud5319]

@@zenwatercooler it wasn't a suggestion we really learned a lot from you about pod ( niche research, design...), i want to learn about kdp from you too (and i'm sure a lot of your subscribers are like me 😄)

[@classicwheelstv]

Very good and informative video

[@StephanieMarieSeverson]

Thank you!!!

[@carloscisneros1515]

Does it matter the pixels if I’m gonna put the logo/design on the corner of the t shirt? Since I’m shrinking it do I still want it at 5400 and 4500 pixels? I’m don’t want to put the whole design on the front of the shirt just like 3x4 inches on the left side of the shirt/chest area. I currently have my design at 1018 and 1222 pixels.

[@zenwatercooler]

Yes if you are uploading to Merch by Amazon, the design needs to be 4500 x 5400 pixels. Just throw the design into the corner and then expert as a PNG. Hope that helps!

[@carloscisneros1515]

@@zenwatercooler thank you but I planned on using vista print