This One Canva Font Makes Me Thousands: Best T-Shirt Fonts & Colors for Amazon Merch Print on Demand

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Are you a print on demand seller and want to know what colors and fonts sell the best on Merch by Amazon and Etsy? In this video I share all of my tips for creating a bestselling t-shirt design using Canva fonts that make thousands online. These print on demand tips for beginners will help you make more passive income in your online business and tier up faster in Amazon merch.
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[@doremilamus]

Your content is amazing and so useful to us POD wannabe's!

[@hannahebeling]

You are too kind!! So glad you are finding my videos helpful!

[@Tjjacks]

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[@KetoFitChef]

My very first sale was on a Dark Grey Heather. I’m currently only offering 5-6 colors because of not wanting to overwhelm the customer and the time it takes to create a listing with too many colors.

[@hannahebeling]

That’s awesome! I have had great results with limited colors.

[@RestfulRoom]

Thank you very much! I wish you great success!~♡♡♡

[@hannahebeling]

Thank you so much! I wish you the best in your business as well!

[@southernbellcooks5175]

Can you tell me how to make monogrammed letters, with a box in the center to add a name, that doesn't have a white background? Just the box part turns out white. Thanks.

[@marianeukamm7938]

Dark heather grey and heather mauve are big ones for me! Do you offer free shipping in your Etsy shop?

[@hannahebeling]

That's awesome to hear! I have no idea why, but it really seems like Etsy shoppers love them some heather shirts. I have experimented with both giving free shipping and not, but right now I am having buyers pay for shipping. Even though Etsy says they boost your listings with free shipping, I think I was missing out on sales because I had to price my items significantly higher to justify the shipping. I think you can't go too wrong either way, but this is working better for me now. What has your experience been?

[@marianeukamm7938]

I’m the same. I just started to switch over to adding shipping, the prices convert too high for me in Canada

[@Sharriette]

I subscribed to your newsletter and I have not received any mail from your yet. Two weeks since I signed up for it. Thanks for all you do.

[@hannahebeling]

Thanks for subscribing and sorry you haven't seen it yet! If you haven't gotten it, I'd check your spam and junk folders first. I don't know why, but sometimes newsletters end up there. Usually once you've opened it the first time it won't go to junk anymore or you can manually mark as "not spam." If this doesn't work, it's possible the email that got entered just had 1 letter or character off, so it doesn't have the right address to send to. Hope this helps!

[@giselrodriguez6908]

Same here, I subscribed about a week ago and still nothing I checked my junk and spam folders and nothing.

[@ss9436]

Thank you for the specific information with colors and fonts, so very helpful!!

[@hannahebeling]

You are so welcome! Glad it was helpful!

[@starrfly222]

Are all these fonts commercial use?

[@carolineedimo6817]

Dear Hannah, can we use any font or do we need to buy a license for some ? I am really confused with this, I have canna pro. Thanks a lot.

[@hannahebeling]

You can use any of the Canva fonts with a pro membership!

[@clifb.3521]

I’m so tired of seeing black, white and gray T-shirts being offered. Thank you so much for this Thank you for the details they’re really appreciate it

[@hannahebeling]

I agree! It gets old designing for a black t-shirt everyday, so it’s always nice to change it up with something fun!

[@roularita9968]

Hi! Love your content! I’m just starting out and wondering what program you use to design your shirts. Thanks so much!

[@hannahebeling]

I love both Canva and Placeit for making designs. But I think Canva is my choice as a first platform.

[@patriciadowd2948]

I am just getting started and I am using Placeit and the fonts are so overwhelming to me. Can you suggest a nice distressed font in that program I can use, I would really appreciate it.

[@hannahebeling]

Great question and good video idea! Honestly, my go-to is when I find what template I am going to use on Placeit, I go to the fonts and only look at the "suggested" fonts section. Usually those will look pretty good. I still gravitate towards more distressed fonts. If you go to the "more fonts" section of a design, you can search words like "grunge" or "script" or "girly" to find what you need. Sorry I don't have more exact font names.

[@patriciadowd2948]

@@hannahebeling Thank you. I will try that. I will look at suggested fonts. Yes you are right a video on that topic would be great. Another big print on demand guy made one on fonts but they were all pay fonts and since I use Placeit I would like to use their fonts.

[@juliep1122]

Thank you! Do you think your customers prefer regular navy or heather navy? Also would you go with heather mauve or pink? I really love the heather navy, I think it’s my favorite color out of all of the bella canvas colors!

[@hannahebeling]

It seems like Heather colors do better for me on Etsy and solids on Amazon.

[@juliep1122]

@@hannahebeling thank you!

[@Dareanddoit]

Hi Hannah, thank you for your tjps. I have a question: if you design your T shirts in Canva pro, how can you have files with 300dpi ? Because Canva doesn't offer PNGs with high resolution. No one tells beginners this detail. Everyone recommends Canva but doesn't say with what low resolution the files come out (with the exception of PDFs). I used low resolution files from Canva for several months until I found this out :(

[@hannahebeling]

There are a couple options. One is for simple designs sometimes I upload with lower dpi. Or on Canva you can slide to increase the file size to x3. When you upload your image on a pod site, it will condense it down into a higher res version.

[@Dareanddoit]

@@hannahebeling thanks for your answer, but in reality you can't increase the size x3 . Because 4500x5400 is already a big size in Canva and you can't make bigger. 4800x5200, 4500x5400 , these are the biggest...

[@hannahebeling]

@@Dareanddoit If you are on Canva pro, in the download drop down box, there is a little slider to increase the size. This won't change the canvas size that you are working on, just download a bigger file.

[@Dareanddoit]

@@hannahebeling Thank you! You mean, under File type , Dimension > to choose x3 ? It's a solution, but this will increase very much the file dimension. Instead of 11MB for example, it will be 60MB. As far as I know, PNGs under 50MB are accepted. But it's a good idea :) I like to work in Canva because it's so easy and fun , but I would like the files to come out with a better resolution. Thank you very much for your answers and ideas !

[@pkskitchen6817]

You can use online image enlarger or ai image enlarger.hopefully it can solve your problem.

[@unapologeticallyCece]

"goes back into her store and yanks the extra colors before anyone notices" lol

[@hannahebeling]

Trust me, I've been there too!

[@KellyRealEstate-YHN]

Does anyone know what is the best size font for a personalized POD t-shirt? The client will choose the text.

[@wipjenni]

Great information! I'd love to see some of your designs - do you have an Etsy or Amazon link to your shirts?

[@JJ1NE]

Just got my first denial letter from Amazon Merch. Any suggestions on what to do next?

[@hannahebeling]

Sorry to hear that! I’d definitely be starting to focus on some other platforms like redbubble and Etsy! If you do choose to reapply to Merch it might be a good idea to wait until after the new year-I’ve been hearing that they are getting tons of applications right now.

[@MissMolly3377]

I tried a couple months ago, and got denied, also, so I am waiting to do it again. I guess I will wait until after the new year, now.

[@carlosfaught]

like these fonts but where do you get lava pro grunge?

[@hannahebeling]

It’s on Canva too!

[@gorvlivin]

Oh boy, I have one tee in four different greens. Yikes

[@hannahebeling]

If it’s working no need to change, but if you aren’t getting sales, may want to limit it.

[@jencarter6785]

Thanks for sharing! Would love to see a video of you designing some shirts

[@hannahebeling]

Thanks so much for watching! I have a couple on here, but I definitely need a new one soon! Hopefully I’ll get some Valentine’s Day tutorials up soon!

[@arkikali5632]

Hi, Hannah! Thanks for the great video. What about the lighter shirts such as soft cream or natural? No-go?

[@hannahebeling]

“Sand” and beige colors sell really well on Etsy! I sell the majority of all my products on Amazon, and they don’t offer those colors, so my bestselling colors are a little skewed towards Amazon.

[@arkikali5632]

@@hannahebeling That's a good point. Amazon skews really heavily toward dark colors, and their light colors aren't really neutral aside from white and that ash gray. I'm actually thinking about not doing shirts on Etsy. Just not enough time in the day. Still waiting on a tier up on Amazon though--I'm still in purgatory. 😞

[@printeequebouteeque]

you mentioned the lists of topics you had to combine, I can't find the link

[@chickenking8]

Love your videos, gonna try some of those fonts you noted. Is there an optimal font size that you like to use, or are you more a visual person? Do buyers like people to be able to read what's on their shirt from 50 yds out, or would they prefer it readable from about 10ft?

[@hannahebeling]

Honestly, I just like the test the size until it looks right. For Amazon and Etsy at least I find that bigger font you can read sells better. Personally, in real life I much prefer shirts with smaller graphics, but when you are designing to catch someone’s eye, readable is best!

[@chickenking8]

@@hannahebeling Ok tnx for the tips, I'll give both a try and see what works. :-)

[@Attunahbrix]

This is excellent information! Thank You for posting. I've also subscribed to your channel. ~Dex™.

[@hannahebeling]

So glad it was helpful! Thanks for subscribing!

[@reajen1]

Thanks

[@Lambchop59]

Hannah just love ur videos..thank u kindly..I found if u just stick to so many fonts only...and not constantly looking for them ur shop look consistent and saves u time in producing listings :>)

[@rgc1600]

Fewer colors offered...hmm, I like your thinking. Going to try that, thanks.

[@hannahebeling]

Hope it works for you!

[@dafrapinc]

Me encantó tu contenido, muchas gracias por tus consejos

[@mamastylesaver]

These tips are so GOOD! Thank you!!!!! 💞

[@hannahebeling]

Thank you so much! I’m so glad you found them helpful!!

[@KarmicWealth]

Once again, I'm totally in awe of how helpful you are..thank you..again..for the 12th time..Gabe in South Florida

[@hannahebeling]

You are so welcome!

[@KarmicWealth]

@@hannahebeling Hannah do you do any type of one on one coaching?

[@TheGingerJoye]

Thank you so much!!!

[@hannahebeling]

Glad it helped! Thanks for watching!

[@theresadoran7382]

Thanks for this video do you have any videos for fonts combination

[@hannahebeling]

Such a great idea! I would love to make something like that.

[@franciscofrancisco-v8b]

Thank you Hannah

[@nathawutmuntrakul910]

Thanks for sharing!

[@hannahebeling]

You bet!

[@virginijavilimaite927]

Thank you!

[@hannahebeling]

Thanks for watching! Glad you found this helpful!

[@ericarnow240]

Do these fonts appeal to specific age groups?

[@hannahebeling]

Not that I have specifically tracked, but I'm sure there could be some correlation.

[@JoaquimRamospraia]

Great job, thanks for sharing. I am learning a lot

[@hannahebeling]

Thanks for watching! Glad it was helpful!

[@stephaniemodkins4624]

Great video. Awesome info.

[@hannahebeling]

Glad it was helpful!

[@MorgeansFavorites]

Thank you SO much for your help!

[@hannahebeling]

Happy to help!

[@jeanathey767]

I noticed the font examples you shared (with the exception of Apricots) were all in caps. Do you tend to use mostly all caps on your shirts? Thanks so much for your informative videos.

[@hannahebeling]

Yes I do! I find that it looks really balanced and is easy to read in a small thumbnail. It’s mainly a personal preference though.

[@carlosfaught]

@@hannahebeling so do I and think the heather shirts sell the best too and love reds.

[@otorishingen8600]

Thank you

[@hannahebeling]

You're welcome

[@orastyles576]

Good info

[@hannahebeling]

Glad it was helpful!