Can someone who uses Photoshop please confirm if this would work with bulk uploads? It feels cheap for a one off cost, so wasn't sure if it's a slightly lower spec version than the monthly payments version? Software type: Professional photo and graphic editing Version: 2026 Edition for Windows (64-bit) What's included: Lifetime activation license, digital installer, email delivery, and remote setup support System requirements: Windows 11/10/8 (64-bit), 8-16 GB RAM recommended, modern processor, dedicated graphic card Support: Free renmote assistance for setup Photoshop 2026 for Windows – Lifetime Image Editing Power - Wowcher https://share.google/leaaUElwpgbT3pOYZ

Still waiting for my first order but was wondering what finishes are on offer and when do you select the type of finish? Is it matte, satin and gloss? Looking at my listings I haven’t mentioned the finishes, what would be the safe way to go? Thanks everyone

I want to sell a matching set of 2 prints on Etsy, I’m only going to offer these in sizes A0, A1, A2, A3, A4 and A5. My one question is, how do I set this up on Etsy so I can have 2 separate SKUs so when someone orders the set of two prints, PrintShrimp know it’s an order for 2 prints and which ones? Or is there a way of setting up an SKU on print shrimp with 2 prints attached to it??

Have watched the videos on sizing, but still left with questions. @Tom Beeston is listing his posters 16x20” - 40x50cm (example), but what size do I design the actual artwork for printing? 16x20” converted would be exactly 40.6 x 50.8 cm. And 40x50cm converted is 15.75 x 16.69”. (Same ratio, I understand that)… What size will actually be printed? Are picture frame sizes different in US to UK? I don’t want to create problems when selling to different countries and risk that the print won’t fit the frame? Are printers printing to exact measurements the artwork is in or do they make them fit to the standard framing size in their location (i.e. in US to fit 16x20” frame, and UK to fit 40x50cm frame)? Anyone had any experience or customer feedback/problems? Thanks

I'm setting up my shop on Etsy at the moment. I'm in the UK but want to send worldwide. I've set up the delivery profile to say the items will be delivered from the UK because that's where I think most of my sales will be. When I choose other countries for costs it only allows me to enter UK based shipping options even though some orders will be fulfilled in country for different countries. How have people got around this? Also when entering the tracking, say delivery in Australia, will Etsy allow me to enter the Auspost tracking information if it thinks it's coming from the UK when actually it will be made in Australia? Again how have people gotten around this. Any advice would be really appreciated