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0:00It used to take me hours to create
0:01t-shirt designs. Now it takes seconds
0:04using Kittl. If you're print-on-demand
0:05seller on Shopify, Etsy, or Amazon, and
0:08you're looking for a quick and easy way
0:10to create trendy t-shirts that actually
0:12sell, I made this video for you. In this
0:15Kittl beginners tutorial, we'll first
0:17talk about what makes Kittl such a
0:19powerful design tool for POD sellers.
0:21Second, I'll show you three ways to use
0:23Kittl to create trendy designs,
0:25including some cool Kittl hacks that a
0:27lot of people don't know about. And
0:28third, I'll show you how to use it to
0:30create product mockups and marketing
0:32content, all without expensive design
0:34tools, being a graphic designer, or
0:35having any design experience at all. By
0:37the way, if you don't know me, I'm
0:39Adrian. I've done millions in sales
0:40across two apparel brands, and I help
0:42people make money online with
0:43print-on-demand. I post weekly videos
0:45revealing the latest design trends,
0:47profitable niches, and sales strategies.
0:49If that interests you, hit subscribe for
0:51more print-on-demand tips. All right,
0:52let's discuss what makes Kittl such a
0:54powerful design tool for POD sellers.
0:57And I want to share a quick story about
0:58my experience starting print-on-demand.
1:00When I first started selling
1:02print-on-demand, I had no graphic design
1:04experience. I didn't know how to create
1:06t-shirt designs, and I definitely didn't
1:08know how to create product mockups. So,
1:10I ended up purchasing expensive,
1:12complicated design software. I spent
1:14hours learning how to use it, hours
1:16creating every design from scratch, and
1:18then jumped between multiple different
1:20tools to find and purchase fonts, design
1:23elements, and mockups. It was
1:25overwhelming, time-consuming, and
1:27expensive. The good news is that Kittl
1:29solves all these problems. In case
1:31you're unfamiliar, Kittl is a
1:32beginner-friendly design tool that feels
1:34like it was made for print-on-demand
1:35sellers. It's simple to use, has
1:38incredible built-in AI, and thousands of
1:40trendy design templates to work from.
1:42What makes it powerful for POD sellers
1:44specifically is that it has everything
1:46you need to create trendy designs,
1:48realistic product mockups, and even
1:51influencer style videos. So, you don't
1:53need to jump between a bunch of
1:54different tools or pay for a bunch of
1:56subscriptions, saving both time and
1:59money. And this next point is really
2:01important. They're very clear in their
2:02terms that your designs can be used for
2:04print-on-demand. Check this out. It
2:06specifically says, and I quote, "With
2:08Kittle's paid plans, enjoy complete
2:10commercial rights to your designs,
2:12empowering you to use them for any
2:13business, product, or sales purpose
2:15without restrictions." All right, now
2:17that you know what makes Kittle so
2:19powerful for POD sellers, let me show
2:21you three ways that you can use it to
2:23create trendy, original t-shirt designs.
2:26Way number one is to create designs from
2:28scratch. I really like this option if
2:30I'm creating really simple or purely
2:32text-based designs. To do this, step
2:34one, go into Kittle and tap create. Step
2:37two, choose your artboard size. You can
2:39choose from popular or print-on-demand
2:42for preset artboards. The exact
2:44dimensions for any product should be
2:46provided by your print-on-demand
2:48partner. But for t-shirt designs, I
2:50usually just create an artboard that's
2:515,000 by 5,000 pixels and 300 DPI. So,
2:55I'm just going to make that change on
2:56the right. Once you've chosen your
2:57settings, tap create. Step three, create
3:00your design. Here in the center we have
3:01our artboard, and on the left is a menu
3:04of tools that we can use to create our
3:06designs from scratch, like this text
3:08option and illustrations. Let's say I
3:11want to create a trendy vintage naive
3:13design for dog lovers from scratch
3:15inspired by this best seller. I'll hop
3:17into Kittle, and the first thing I'll do
3:18is add my text. So, I'm going to tap
3:20this text box on the left. I'll select
3:22add headline. And let's go ahead and
3:24stretch this text so it takes up a lot
3:26more of the artboard. And I'm just going
3:27to start by inputting my text. To make
3:29sure this is centered on the artboard, I
3:31can just move it around until I see the
3:32blue lines, or if it's off-center, I can
3:35just tap this little alignment center
3:37option, and that'll center it for me.
3:39Next, let's go ahead and change this
3:41font style. To do that, on the
3:43right-hand menu, you're going to see
3:44where it says text style. Just click the
3:46drop-down here, and this will pull up
3:48the font library with a bunch of
3:50different options to choose from. I can
3:51just scroll over each of these font
3:53styles to see how my text would look
3:55with each. I can search for a font style
3:58category by selecting one of these
4:00options here, or I can tap search to
4:03search for a specific font style. And
4:05you don't need to know the specific name
4:06of the font. For example, let's say you
4:08wanted to search for a trendy varsity
4:10style font. I can just search for the
4:12word varsity and it'll pull up a bunch
4:14of related fonts. But to create my
4:16vintage design, I'm actually going to
4:17tap the handmade category. Since I want
4:20the text to look blocky and hand drawn.
4:22There are a bunch of fonts here that
4:23could work really well for this trend.
4:25But I went ahead and selected this font
4:26style called calf. From here, I can make
4:29a number of additional changes to the
4:30text. I'm going to start by adjusting
4:32the letter spacing to bring the text
4:34closer together. And now I want to add
4:36some more text. So I could go ahead and
4:38tap the text box again. But what I like
4:40to do when I've already added some text
4:42is just select the text and tap this
4:44duplicate option. And then I'm just
4:46going to drag this duplicate down and
4:47I'm going to change what it says. I'm
4:49going to go ahead and move this up. And
4:51for club, I'm just going to shrink this
4:52box and then drag this down to the
4:54bottom right. To expand the text and
4:56make it bigger, there's a couple
4:57different ways. I like to tighten this
4:59box here and then I can just grab the
5:00corner and stretch it. Alternatively, in
5:03the right side, you can go ahead and
5:04just manually change the font size.
5:06Let's go ahead and center this text and
5:08I'm going to go ahead and make this
5:09bottom text a little bit bigger. Next,
5:11let's add a script font which I commonly
5:12see used with this trend. To do that,
5:14I'll start by just tapping the text box.
5:16Add headline. Let's go ahead and stretch
5:18this out a bit. I'll input my text.
5:20Next, let's go ahead and choose our font
5:21style. I'm going to select the script
5:23category and look through the different
5:25fonts to find one that I like. I
5:26selected a font style called Parisian.
5:29I'm going to go ahead and adjust the
5:31font size here. And I want this to be
5:33over two lines, so I'm going to shrink
5:34this box until it just says life is
5:36better on the top with dogs in the
5:38bottom. Now I notice there's a lot of
5:40white space in between these two lines.
5:42To change that, just go to line height
5:44on the right hand menu. And I'm just
5:46going to go ahead and adjust this down.
5:47Let's see what 350 looks like. All
5:49right, I'm liking how this looks, so I'm
5:51just going to go ahead and change the
5:52placement of this. And next, I want to
5:54make all this text red, like many
5:56best-selling vintage knife designs. To
5:58do this, I'm just going to select all
5:59the text, and then on the right-hand
6:01menu where it says color selection, I'm
6:03just going to tap this, and I'll adjust
6:05the color to a red that I'm happy with.
6:06All right, I'm happy with this text.
6:08Next, let's add some design elements.
6:10I'm going to go ahead and select the
6:11illustrations option on the left, and
6:13I'm just going to search the word dog.
6:15This is going to pull up a ton of
6:16different illustrations that I can go
6:18through to look for a hand-drawn
6:19illustration of a dog. I found this one
6:22here, which I really like, so I'm going
6:23to click that. Next, I'm going to go
6:25ahead and search for a dog bone. I'll go
6:27ahead and find one that I like. Let's go
6:29with this one here. And then lastly, I'm
6:31also going to search for a paw print.
6:33I'm going to go ahead and select this
6:34option here. Now, what I want to do is
6:36rearrange the elements, so I'm just
6:37going to drag them around. I can stretch
6:39them from here. If I want to flip this,
6:41I could just tap the three dots and say
6:44flip horizontal. I'm also going to flip
6:46this dog bone. I'm going to shrink it
6:48and rotate it. And these paw prints, I'm
6:50actually going to flip them, as well.
6:52And I actually want them to be outlined
6:54like the other elements. So, let's go
6:56ahead and shrink this, move this around.
6:58To make this outline, I'm just going to
7:00go over to the right and where it says
7:01illustration colors, I'm going to tap.
7:03Here, I can change the color, but if I
7:05don't want it filled in, I'm just going
7:07to tap this circle with a red strike
7:08through it. Then, what I can do on the
7:10right-hand side is tap border, and this
7:13is going to allow me to adjust the
7:14border weight so that it looks similar
7:16to the other elements. I'm just going to
7:17set this at 50, and I really like how
7:20that looks. I went ahead and moved
7:21everything around a little bit more.
7:23But, I want to show you a cool little
7:24hack here. If you see an illustration
7:26that you like, for example, let's say I
7:28want more illustrations in the style of
7:30this dog. I'll just tap the dog, select
7:33find similar, and that's going to pull
7:35up a bunch of hand-drawn illustrations
7:37in a similar style. You can also use
7:39Kittle's built-in AI if you can't find
7:41the illustration you're looking for, but
7:43I'm happy with the dog for this design.
7:45Next, I want to make all the elements
7:47and this small script text blue, like
7:50many best sellers. I'll go in and select
7:52those all and then adjust the color
7:54selections on the right-hand menu. I'm
7:55really liking how this is looking.
7:57Finally, let's say that we want to apply
7:59a trendy distressed effect, which we see
8:01on a lot of best-selling designs. To do
8:03that, I'm just going to tap the
8:05artboard. On the left-hand menu, I'll go
8:07ahead and select textures. This is going
8:09to pull up a bunch of different options
8:10to choose from. I actually really like
8:11this first grunge texture, so let's go
8:13with this. This will apply a texture to
8:15my entire artboard, which you can see
8:17when I change the background color to
8:18this light pink. But, I want to apply
8:20the distressed effect to the design
8:22only, not the background. To do this,
8:24just check this box that says mask
8:26texture. And lastly, I want to make the
8:28texture transparent, so it blends with
8:30the background color of the t-shirt.
8:32Notice that right now the textured
8:33effect doesn't blend in with the
8:35background. For example, when I zoom
8:37into this dog, you can see the
8:38distressed texture is actually a black
8:40color. To make the effect transparent on
8:42the design, under texture, we're going
8:44to tap where it says color burn, and
8:46we're going to change that to alpha
8:48mask. And when I close up, you can now
8:50see that the texture is transparent
8:52throughout the design. I'll just go
8:53ahead and change my background back to
8:55white, and now we have this super cool
8:57vintage naive design that we created
8:59from scratch just using text and design
9:01elements that we can now add to print on
9:03demand products. To export the design, I
9:05would just tap export in the top right,
9:07and export this as a PNG file with a
9:09transparent background. All right, let's
9:11talk about the second way to create
9:13trendy designs in Kittl, and that is
9:15using templates. I really like this
9:17option for creating illustrative
9:18designs, since the templates are much
9:20better than anything I could create
9:22myself, and they do most of the work for
9:24you. For this method, step one is to hop
9:26back into Kittl and select templates.
9:28This will pull up a bunch of
9:29done-for-you templates for everything
9:32from designs to product mockups to video
9:34mockups, influencer style videos, and
9:37more. Step two, I'm going to go ahead
9:39and select merchandise. And this is
9:40going to pull up a bunch of
9:41merch-related templates. From here, we
9:44can search for something specific in the
9:45search bar. We can search a product
9:47category like t-shirts, or scroll
9:50through these trending results to find a
9:52template to work from. Let's say we want
9:54to create a t-shirt design for the mom
9:56niche. I'm just going to go ahead and
9:57start by tapping t-shirts. And from the
9:59search bar on the right, I'm just going
10:01to search mom. This will pull up a bunch
10:03of high-quality customizable design
10:05templates that we can work from. But
10:06another way I like to use templates to
10:08create original designs is to search for
10:10a different niche or design style and
10:12tailor it to my niche. So let's say we
10:14wanted to create a design for moms, but
10:16I'm going to search for designs in the
10:18coffee niche that I can turn into
10:20mom-inspired designs. I'll just change
10:22mom to coffee, and now I can customize
10:25one of these templates and tailor it to
10:27the mom niche. This mama needs coffee
10:30template is really nice, but because it
10:32says mama in it, it probably came up in
10:35the mom results and will probably be
10:37used by a lot of people. So I'm going to
10:39go with this still alive template. I
10:41like this one because it's a female
10:42skeleton, and it even looks like she's
10:44drinking a coffee. To use this, I could
10:46just tap use template and start
10:47designing right away. But instead, I'm
10:49actually going to click on the design
10:50cuz there's something really cool I want
10:52to show you. When I click on the design,
10:53this will pull up a larger image of the
10:55template. But what I also like about
10:57this is it pulls up all these similar
10:59design templates that we can use. This
11:01is a highly underrated feature, but I'm
11:03going to go ahead and stick with the
11:05template that we chose, so I'm just
11:06going to tap use template. From here,
11:07step three is to create an original
11:09design. I never recommend just selecting
11:11a design template and then just slapping
11:13it on Print on Demand products as is.
11:15Instead, you always want to use these
11:17templates to create original designs for
11:19your niche. And from here, there's so
11:20much that we can change. It's so
11:22customizable. We can change text,
11:24colors, font styles, design elements,
11:26and more. So let's start by changing out
11:28the text. I'm actually going to select
11:30the entire design, and I want to make it
11:32smaller since I want to add text to the
11:34top and the bottom. To add top text, I'm
11:36just going to select the bottom text and
11:38tap duplicate. And I'll drag that text
11:40to the top. Next, let's change the text
11:42style. So, over on the right-hand menu,
11:45I'm going to go ahead and change this.
11:46And I'm going to select this font that I
11:47really like, called it Adventure 06.
11:50Next, let's change what it actually
11:51says. From here, I can adjust the text
11:54size to ensure that it lines up with the
11:56illustration. Next, let's change this
11:58bottom text. And I want to use this same
12:00font style as the text on the top. So,
12:02I'm actually just going to delete the
12:03bottom text. I'll duplicate the top
12:05text, drag it below the illustration,
12:07and then change it. As you can see, the
12:09text is a lot wider than the
12:10illustration in the upper text. So, I'm
12:12just going to go ahead and shrink this
12:14so it lines up with everything. All
12:16right, next let's make changes to the
12:17illustration. I want to remove this moon
12:19and actually change it out with more
12:21stars. So, I'm just going to select this
12:23and tap delete. And now I'm going to
12:24stretch the skeleton so that it's the
12:25same width as the text on the left. And
12:28I just want to fill in this sort of
12:29blank corner with more stars. Now, when
12:31I click on these stars, notice that
12:33they're all grouped together. If you
12:34want to be able to use them
12:35individually, just tap ungroup. And now
12:37I can just tap any of these, select
12:40duplicate, and drag them over to the
12:42other side of the design. I want to flip
12:44this one, so I'm just going to
12:44right-click and say flip horizontal.
12:47Let's shrink it a little bit, and I'll
12:48just continue doing this. Next, I'm
12:50going to stretch my design to take up
12:52more of the artboard. And just like
12:53that, I was able to turn this Kittle
12:55design template into an original design
12:57for the mom niche. But there's so much
12:59more we could do with this design. We
13:00could tap illustrations and add more
13:02design elements, or even use AI to make
13:05changes to the illustration. For
13:06example, I could just tap the skeleton,
13:09select the prompt box, and input a
13:11prompt describing what I want. I just
13:13said, "Change the coffee mug to a large
13:14tumbler and have the skeleton holding
13:16the handle of the tumbler with one hand
13:18and drinking from the straw." And in
13:19about 45 seconds, Kittle generated this
13:22illustration from my prompt. I can
13:23select the illustration, upscale it,
13:26remove the background, delete the
13:27original skeleton illustration, and
13:30replace it with my AI-generated
13:31illustration. And now I have this
13:33finished design that's ready to sell on
13:34t-shirts or other print-on-demand
13:36products. All right, so I've shown you
13:37way one, which is how to create designs
13:39from scratch. I've shown you way two,
13:41which is how to create designs from a
13:42template. Next, let me show you way
13:44three, which is creating designs using
13:46AI. I really like this option for
13:48creating something hyper specific or for
13:50creating a design inspired by
13:52best-selling design that I found in my
13:53research. So, let's get into it. Step
13:56one, go to Kittle and select AI Hub.
13:58From here, we have a few options. The
14:00first and simplest option is to use
14:02Agentic AI, which is set to the default
14:04here. You can just describe what you
14:06want in a few plain words, and Kittle
14:08handles the rest. It picks the AI model
14:10for you, writes the full prompt from
14:12just a few words, and sets the size and
14:14settings. This is actually what I used
14:16to create the AI skeleton in our last
14:18illustration. The second option is to
14:20tap Agentic AI and select the Generate
14:23Image option. This is a bit more manual,
14:25but it gives you some more control. This
14:27allows you to choose from the large menu
14:29of built-in AI models, and it's great if
14:32you have a specific AI model in mind
14:34that you want to use. What's really nice
14:35about this is that instead of paying for
14:37a bunch of subscriptions for every AI
14:39model that you want to use, like
14:41ChatGPT, Nano Banana, or Sea Dream, and
14:44having to jump between all of those,
14:46these are all built into Kittle. So, you
14:48can save on having multiple
14:49subscriptions and create everything in
14:51one place. So, I could just select the
14:53AI model I want to use Here it says how
14:55long it takes to generate the design and
14:57how many tokens it'll cost. So, using
14:59ChatGPT 2, it would be around 50 seconds
15:01to generate and cost 15 tokens. And once
15:04I've selected my model, I can just input
15:06a prompt and tap generate to create a
15:07design. The third option, and how I
15:09prefer to use AI, is to upload images of
15:12best-selling designs and then use them
15:14as inspiration to create original
15:16designs for your niche. So, let me show
15:18you what this looks like. I found this
15:19hilarious best-selling unhinged meme
15:21design on Etsy. Here we can see it's
15:23sold three times last 24 hours and it's
15:25only two months old. And I want to use
15:27this as inspiration to create an
15:28original design for female book lovers
15:31who love cats. So, to do that, step one
15:33is to take a screenshot of the design.
15:35Step two, I'm going to go back to Kittl,
15:37go to the AI Hub. I'm going to change
15:39this back to a gentic. And step three,
15:41I'm going to upload my screenshot and
15:43input a super simple prompt in plain
15:44English. I just said, "A t-shirt design,
15:46but change the penguin to a cat holding
15:48a knife in one hand and in the other.
15:50Have it say, 'I require books.'" I'll go
15:52ahead and tap generate. And just like
15:54that, now we have this trendy original
15:56t-shirt design for female book lovers
15:58who also love cats. And just a side
16:00note, you never want to copy or steal
16:02designs, but instead use them as
16:04inspiration to create original designs
16:07for your niche. Notice it used a similar
16:09layout, color scheme, and font style. It
16:11even has the distressed effect like that
16:13penguin design, but it's a completely
16:14different design and a completely
16:16different niche. Now, from here, I could
16:18tap generate to generate another version
16:20from the prompt, or I could add this
16:22design to an artboard. Tap the artboard,
16:24add AI image board, and this would allow
16:26me to keep the original design and build
16:28on it or create variations, which I
16:31could do by just inputting a new prompt.
16:33But, I'm really happy with this design.
16:35So, now I can just select the design and
16:37then upscale it to ensure it's not
16:39blurry or pixelated when I expand it. I
16:41can remove the background. I'm going to
16:43add it to an artboard. From here, I can
16:45make additional changes or see what it
16:47looks like on mockups, which leads me to
16:49part three of this video, which is
16:51creating mockups and marketing content
16:52for our designs. But real quick, just
16:54before I show you that, I wanted to
16:55shout out Kittl for partnering with me
16:57on this video and let you know that you
16:58can try Kittl for free by clicking the
17:00link below this video. Also, as a Kittl
17:02partner, they gave me a discount code to
17:03share with you that gives you 25% off an
17:06upgraded plan with code Adrian. I've
17:08also included links below for all my
17:09favorite print-on-demand tools along
17:11with any free trials, discounts, or
17:12special offers. Thank you for using any
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17:16support this channel at no extra cost to
17:18you and allow me to create more free
17:20content like this, which I hope you're
17:21finding super valuable. All right, in
17:23part one we discussed the benefits of
17:24Kittle for print-on-demand sellers. Part
17:26two, I showed you three ways that you
17:28can use Kittle to create trendy designs.
17:30Next, for part three, let me show you
17:32how to create mockups to improve your
17:34product images, marketing, and sales.
17:36Too often, I see sellers only using the
17:39stock mockups provided by their
17:40print-on-demand partner, which usually
17:42aren't very good. And this alone could
17:44be costing you a lot of sales. Check
17:46this out. These are all best-selling
17:48t-shirt designs, and can you spot what
17:49they all have in common? Not a single
17:52one of these designs is featured on a
17:53mockup provided by a print-on-demand
17:55company. And there's an obvious reason
17:57for that. They're boring, generic, and
17:59don't usually convert to sales. So, let
18:01me show you two quick and easy ways to
18:03create eye-catching mockups for your
18:05t-shirt designs without leaving Kittle.
18:07Way number one is to use Kittle's
18:09built-in mockup library. Step one, go to
18:11Kittle and select the design you want to
18:12add to a mockup. Step two, you're going
18:14to tap your artboard, select the mockup
18:16option. This mockup menu will pop up,
18:19and I'm going to search specifically for
18:20a Comfort Colors 1717 t-shirt. This is
18:23going to pull up a bunch of options to
18:24choose from. I can select a product-only
18:27option, and I just zoomed out because I
18:29want to add more mockups. Anytime I want
18:31to add an additional mockup, I'll just
18:32tap the artboard and select the mockup
18:34that I want to see this design on. I
18:36went ahead and selected these five
18:37mockups, which I really like. I selected
18:39a couple flatlay mockups, I got this
18:41studio mockup, and then I've got these
18:43two lifestyle mockups here. Well, let's
18:45say now we want to see how this design
18:46would look like on different colored
18:48t-shirts. To do this, I can just tap the
18:50artboard and change the background color
18:53to the color of the t-shirt that I want
18:54to put it on. If I want to see how it
18:56looks on a white t-shirt or a black
18:58t-shirt, that's going to be really easy
18:59to do. But, I want to see how it looks
19:01on an ivory-colored Comfort Colors tee,
19:03using the exact color code of that
19:05t-shirt. So, to do that, I'm just going
19:07to go to this box here where it shows a
19:08bunch of zeros, and I'm going to input
19:10the color code for the ivory Comfort
19:12Colors tee, which is FFF7E7.
19:16And just like that, it changed all the
19:17mock-ups to that ivory color. And let's
19:19say you want to adjust the size of the
19:21design to be a bit smaller on the
19:23T-shirt. You can just select the design
19:25in the artboard, shrink it, and that'll
19:27apply the change to all the mock-ups.
19:29You can also go in and manually change
19:31these on the individual mock-ups. So, if
19:33I felt like one of the designs was too
19:35big or too small, too high or too low on
19:37the mock-up, I could go ahead and make
19:39that change on the individual mock-up.
19:41And just like that, we have five
19:42attractive, professional-looking
19:44mock-ups that are ready to go. The
19:46benefits of using Kittle mock-ups are
19:48that you have full control of the sizing
19:50and the placement of the design. They're
19:51more attractive than generic
19:53print-on-demand mock-ups, and you save
19:55on AI tokens since it doesn't cost you
19:57any tokens to use these mock-ups. But,
19:58the limitations are that there isn't an
20:00endless selection of images. There may
20:02not be specific mock-ups for niche
20:04products that you're trying to sell. You
20:06can't change the scene of the image. For
20:08example, if I want to have product
20:09images featuring a pickleball court in
20:11the background, I'd manually do that
20:13using AI. They might also not have
20:15mock-ups of products that look like your
20:17target audience. For example, if my
20:19audience was baby boomer pickleball
20:21players, they might not have a lot of
20:22mock-ups of seniors featuring the
20:24product that I want. The good news is
20:26that you can overcome any of these
20:27limitations with the second way to
20:29create mock-ups in Kittle. Way number
20:31two is to create product mock-ups using
20:33AI. To do this, step one is to select
20:35the T-shirt design that you want to use.
20:37Step two, select the prompt box. I'll
20:39use Agenda AI to create these and input
20:41a prompt. I said, "Give me four images
20:43of this exact design for my Shopify
20:45listing on a Comfort Colors 1717 T-shirt
20:48in the color ivory. Hex code FFF7E7.
20:52Keep the design size and placement the
20:54same on each image. Include two flat lay
20:56mock-ups and two of a woman wearing the
20:58T-shirt." I'll go ahead and tap
20:59generate. These are the four mock-ups
21:01that it generated. And the mock-ups
21:02themselves came out really nice. They
21:04all look like actual Comfort Colors
21:06T-shirts. And you can even see the neck
21:08label on these two flat lays. But it's
21:10important to remember that AI is not
21:12perfect and it won't get it right every
21:13time. For example, the design, sizing,
21:15and placement doesn't always come out
21:17the same even if you ask it to. Here we
21:19can see that the design in this flat lay
21:21looks a little closer to the collar than
21:23the design in the second flat lay. It's
21:25important that the sizing and the
21:26placement of the mock-ups look
21:28consistent. And I'm going to want to
21:30make sure that they match the sizing and
21:31the placement that I put in Printify. I
21:33could fix this placement issue pretty
21:35easily with additional prompts, but that
21:37would require more time and tokens.
21:39Luckily, there's a hack that solves this
21:41issue while saving you time and
21:43additional tokens from having to
21:45re-prompt an image. That hack is to have
21:47AI create mock-ups of just the products
21:50without including the design and then
21:52overlay the designs onto the mock-ups
21:54yourself in Kittle. Here's what that
21:56looks like. Instead of clicking this
21:58artboard to attach the design and then
22:01prompting it to feature the design on
22:02the mock-ups, you can delete the
22:04attached design and input a new prompt
22:06like this. I said, "Give me two images
22:08for my Shopify listing featuring a
22:10Comfort Colors 1717 t-shirt in the color
22:13ivory hex code FFF77.
22:15Include one flat lay mock-up and one of
22:18a woman wearing the t-shirt." I'll go
22:20ahead and tap generate and that created
22:21these two mock-ups for me. So now I can
22:24just duplicate the original design and
22:26drag it over to these mock-ups. I'm
22:29going to have to right-click and say
22:30bring to front and then I can adjust the
22:33sizing and the placement myself. I can
22:36rotate the design. I can adjust the
22:38opacity or transparency. And then I can
22:40do the exact same thing on the other
22:43mock-up. And to group the design onto
22:45the mock-up, I'll just select both and
22:47then tap group. And now my design is
22:49essentially embedded in the mock-up. But
22:51if I did want to make any additional
22:52changes, I could just tap ungroup. The
22:54benefits of creating AI mock-ups are
22:56that you can create an endless selection
22:58of images. You can create mock-ups for
23:00any print-on-demand product. You can add
23:02any scene in the image so that it's
23:04relevant to your niche. For example, you
23:05could prompt AI to have a pickleball
23:07court in the background. And fourth, you
23:09can create mock-ups of people that
23:10actually look like your target audience.
23:12For example, I could create a mock-up of
23:14a senior wearing a t-shirt with a
23:16pickleball court in the background if
23:17senior pickleball players were my niche.
23:20The limitations are that you don't have
23:22full control of the result. AI is not
23:24perfect and it's not always going to get
23:25it right the first time. So, this could
23:27lead to more time and tokens spent
23:29re-prompting the image until you get it
23:31right. But overall, I'm really happy
23:32with these mock-up results. I can choose
23:34my favorite and take those over to my
23:36listing and now I have everything to
23:38sell this t-shirt online. If you enjoy
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