Has anyone actually seen one of their prints in real life? I’ve launched a shop this week and intrigued to see what they look like. https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/MelonPrintsStudio

Hi everyone, I’m looking for some honest thoughts from people who sell digital products, printable art, or AI-assisted designs on Etsy. Do you think AI art on Etsy still has long-term potential, or is it becoming too saturated? I’m also wondering whether the next generation of buyers may start avoiding AI-generated art, either because it feels less authentic, too common, or because they prefer human-made/handmade work. For anyone selling in this space, what would you focus on now? Would you lean more into personalization, bundles, physical products, templates, stronger branding, human-edited designs, or moving into a different niche altogether? I’d appreciate any honest opinions from people who have seen trends rise and fall on Etsy

I'm really struggling to create posters that I like using Canva Pro that size up to A1 let along A0 size without the pixels going blurry. The originators of the artwork did not account for larger sizes (scaling up) so I feel I'm really compromising on what I want to produce because of this. I think I now want to focus on poster designs for the kitchen /dining spaces. So my question is: do many of your customers actually buy posters at A1 or A0 size (or should I produce to A2 and smaller for the majority but miss out on some potential opportunities)? Your thoughts would be appreciated.

Hi, I’m close to finishing setting up my shop and uploading some designs. Is the process of sending the order to print shrimp manual or automatic? As in do I need to check the order, send the correct size over to print shrimp etc? Sorry if this is a daft question, never sold on Etsy before. Thanks

Hey! just wanted to come on here and say hi 👋. I am completely new to starting this and honestly haven't a clue where to start. Please feel free to send any tips or point me in the correct direction :)