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SKU's for different sizes
Apologies I know this has been asked a lot but I just wanted to make absolute sure. For the one print regardless of the different sizes you would name the sku as exactly the same for all. please see attached snippy of my variation page. Is this right? Its just slightly confusing me because the Esty listing says refer to variations for SKU's for varying sizes
SKU's for different sizes
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The SKU needs to be variant specific. e.g. in this example for A1 the SKU should be bluevic-A1; for A2 SKU should be bluevic-A2 etc. These will then match with your Printshrimp uploads.
Upscayl question
When using Upscayl, I have been doing it in 2x increments as wanting to check progress and avoid weirdness. I'm I overthinking it and can I just go to 4x off the bat?
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@Mihai Volintiriu nice one Mihai - thank you
First sale (whoop) - just a quick check on carrier/tracking info
Super pleased to receive my first order yesterday (after 10 days of opening shop). I want to mark as dispatched on Etsy, but tracking not yet updated on Printshrimp after paying for the order yesterday. I know from the vids that I can complete on Etsy without the tracking and then add that later - can I also update the carrier info on Etsy later when it's confirmed to be either Evri or RM (as I know it can be either for UK)?
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@Chloe Mitchell sweet - thank you!
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@Mihai Volintiriu Super helpful - thank you
Mixing physical with digital
Hi guys. After a bit of advice please. I’ve been running a digital print shop on Etsy for many years. Selling in 5 ratio sizes for customers to print themselves. I’d like to start offering physical prints too. Do you think it’s a good or bad idea to sell both in the same shop? Or will it just confuse my customers?
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When you offer digital download, what file format/res/size do you provide to the buyer?
Image resolutions
Good evening. I've just got going building my shop in the last week. I've uploaded a few designs a day and am enjoying the process so far. I'm starting to get a little bit worried though with the quality of the images I've produced. They're fine for the listings but reading through here, the versions I have uploaded to PrintShrimp will likely not be high enough quality for printing when I actually get an order. I have been creating an image in Midjourney, upscaling there, then editing in Canva. I've been reading through a few threads and it now looks like I have missed steps of further upscaling and exporting my png at a specific size/res from Canva. I'm not particularly technical or au fait with these tools previously. Is there a how-to video? Or a guide for idiots on what steps/tools I should be following? And what pixels etc for A1-A5? I know you have to speculate to accumulate but do I really need a Midjourney subscription, an Upscayler subscription and a Canva subscription to create a high enough quality image?
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Thank you Mihai - appreciate your help. I'll work back through my images following your steps
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