Oh! Unless I've missed a key element to your question, how come you're marking your digital items as physical? There is a separate Etsy setting for that. Right at the top, when you select category, choose "Digital", and then specifically 'What type of item is it?' "Digital" and 'When was it made?' (Yes, Etsy is literally dumb this way; it's got "hand made" so baked into its ethos, you have to say WHEN 🤭 your digital files were made), "2020 - 2026". Once you've got that in place, all other aspects of editing your listing should fall into place. Again, because of the shortcomings of Etsy and their reluctance to cater for their sellers as well as they do for their buyers, you have to enter a QUANTITY 🤭 for your digital files; enter 999. Unfortunately, if you've got an incorrect setting on all your digital download listings, you need to update them individually: there appears to be no bulk update for this type of change.

@Camilo Palacio I see! Oh no, my advice would be to remove the digital option from your physical items immediately and just make separate download-only listings as described here, and see my response to your other separate question as well. :)

Personally, I'd recommend this as it's a nice way to boost visibility and traffic to your store, if you need this. It's worked for me, and about 25% of my sales are digital, meaning I'm not losing on the higher profit from posters while "casting the net wider" for my store at the same time. If you don't mind sharing, what's the link to your store, please? Perhaps I could take a look at your store and share some insights, especially as my last response to your separate question here might sound a little confused. :)

Definitely try ChatGPT Images 2 and Gemini Nano Banana 2. Both advanced, rarely mess up prompt interpretation or mangle hands and both can take massively long, logically structured prompts and chuck out pretty much exactly what you're after. I think ChatGPT paid-for version comes to twice the monthly price of Midjourney if you're looking at decent throughput using that tool for an Etsy PoD store, though.

I use Gemini Nano Banana 2 for most of my stuff because it's totally free (yes I find ways to scrape off the watermark each time), but I have used ChatGPT and the quality I find to be great (good resolution that upscales brilliantly in Photopea or Photoshop), the "yellowing" to be minimal (it's much better now the technology is on Images 2) and I've sold posters that have been designed using it. Also, it takes long yet logically structured prompts very well. If you have budget to pay for ChatGPT so you can chuck out numerous images with it each day, I'd say it's a winner.

@Clara Strong And thank you for your response and info! Keep up the amazing work, and the new doggie is super cute!

@Clara Strong thanks again! :)