A user recently asked: "I used Mystic to create a design with a famous cartoon character. Is it still subject for copyright?" 🤔 The answer is simple: Yes ✅ Mystic is a powerful tool, but it doesn't change copyright law. The original creator of that character, slogan, or logo still holds the rights. When Mystic generates a design based on that prompt, it is creating a derivative work, and selling that without permission is still infringement and the rules of intellectual property still apply. To protect your store from legal issues and platform bans, always stick to original designs you've created yourself or content you have a license to use. What's a copyright or trademark mistake you've seen new sellers make? Share it below so we can all learn from it.

One thing often ignored in eCommerce and POD is accessibility. Think about it, if someone has a disability, can they easily shop from your Shopify store? Many stores face issues like: Visual impairments Motor difficulties Cognitive challenges This isn’t just a design problem, it’s the difference between inclusion and exclusion. And ignoring it doesn’t only feel unfair, it can even create legal risks. I believe it’s time we start a serious conversation around this. Why not let our Skool community take the lead by creating a simple guide or short video showing store owners how to make their stores more accessible? That way, we can support more customers and prove ourselves as ethical entrepreneurs. What do you think, should we s tart this together?

We heard you loud and clear and got some big news for our Scale Plan users, you can now purchase extra credit packs right in the platform! 💳 We know that when you're on a roll with a new design or a winning trend, you don't want to be held back. This new feature gives you the flexibility to keep your creative momentum going and unlock even more opportunities for revenue. Log in now to buy your extra credits and keep that best-selling streak alive!

Just a bit of maybe helpful information, not necessarily POD related but it may help someone so I'm passing it along, I was having a major problem with Canva, it just refused to work. Over the past few years I had contracted Cataracts in both eyes so I have been using a 43 inch (1092 mm) television as my monitor. Cataracts have been corrected now but I got SO used to that screen with a ( Win 11 Recommended ) screen resolution set to 1600 x 900 that I simply left it that way. Canva doesn't like that at all, reduced resolution and Canva now works, just something to keep in mind if you happen to see anyone reporting Canva problems.

In the process of swapping over winning mock-up in my store, no wonder EVERYBODY says how it, well let’s be honest, kinda sucks. Time consuming and boring, but, the store is looking better and is more user friendly by the day. I do have a question, there are many color variants but to make a mock-up for everyone seems a little overkill. Meg in the coarse had like five or six of the most common colors. What’s the recommended amount? I have like 12 different colored shirts on my mock-up, should I only make those colors available on printify and my store?