Printify is a print-on-demand platform. You add your designs to products from its catalog, connect your online store, and orders are printed and shipped for you, so you hold no inventory.
Printify’s Product Creator lets you bring in artwork from your computer, Dropbox or Google Drive, in JPEG, PNG or SVG format. You can curve, resize and recolor text, add high-resolution clipart, and stack several layers in each print area. A generative AI tool turns a typed prompt and a chosen art style into a design. You can then check the result on a realistic product mockup and preview it in RGB or CMYK color mode.
The catalog runs from custom clothing to tech accessories, including t-shirts, hoodies, mugs, stickers, phone cases, posters, candles and bags. If you don’t have a store, the Printify Pop-Up Store lets you publish a product and post its link on your blog or social accounts. Printify describes this option as beginner-friendly, and it takes care of fulfillment, shipping and customer support for those orders. Sellers who already run their own website can use Printify’s custom API solutions instead.
Printify connects to sales channels including Shopify, Etsy, WooCommerce, Wix, Big Cartel, PrestaShop, BigCommerce and Squarespace, plus eBay, TikTok Shop and Amazon in the US. Plugins inside these channels can link to further platforms such as Facebook. The Printify API can publish many products and designs at once, pull product and sales data, and connect a custom-built website or app. Printify doesn’t offer development services, but it says it can help you or your team with technical questions about the API. A Help Center, learning guides and mentorship courses are also available.
Free covers several stores. Premium adds discounts on product costs and custom branding and covers more stores, and Enterprise adds custom pricing, an API integration and a dedicated account manager. Current prices are in the pricing box above.