Does Ai Print Quality SUCK? Midjourney TShirt Test

Modeling or reviewing products is clearly not my expertise, butI hope this still helps you get an idea as to what your Ai Designs may look like in real life.

These were all made with Midjourney & Photoshop

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About my Channel: I am Philip and I am here to help you on your Print on Demand journey, share share my Tips, Tools and Tactics to save you time and increase your sales.
I am a Graphic Designer who has been selling Print on Demand and Digital Downloads online since 2018. I am in Tier 20,000 on Merch by Amazon and have shops on many other Platforms including Redbubble, Teepublic, Zazzle, Spreadshirt, Etsy Teespring, Displate and more.

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[musicteacherengel]

Thank you for this! You saved me some money in trying this out myself. And if the whole YouTube/POD career thing doesn't work out after all, now you know you can begin a career in modeling.

[lilslow]

You are the real deal. Thank you so much for being a breath of fresh air in POD, taking the time to teach AI design skills and showing us how the prints turned out.

[visionsofheaven]

I just opened my Etsy shop and have sold a few shirts that were a combination of AI art, text, and my own design. I purchased Topaz Gigapixels for upscaling and it does a fantastic job. You can use Photoshop too but it just fills in bits vs. the Topaz program which uses AI to interpolate. Another thing to keep in mind is that AI pumps out RGB colorspace, so it is a good idea to use Photoshop (or Photopea) to convert to the CMYK colorspace or your colors may not turn out as expected. That said, you have to convert the CMYK file BACK to RGB in Photoshop so you can save it as a .png file with transparent background to upload to most print providers. Going to CMYK, then back to RGB will ensure you are using only RGB colors in the CMYK colorspace which is what most printers use. If you don't want to go through all that, best to order some samples so you know what to expect.

[shiverwind]

Thanks for being our model today Philip :) it's great to see the quality. I really appreciate your honest take it on.

[RailinX]

The shirts look awesome! Especially since you modeled them :D
I’ve printed a bunch of my AI designs via Printify and they all came out great, also getting good reviews from customers. I added text to each though.

[Kairish-yb]

i was searching for such video where a youtuber has revealed the real print quality for AI art, and of course, where else would you find a 100% loyal person to make such video except Philip. Thanks brother.

[EndikaZulaika-xnbs]

I have not seen how you prepare the color to sell the digital file to anyone. Do you work with the adobe rgb space and then when exporting you pass it to cmyk? Or do you directly work the file with the cmyk space? Thank you.

[artsvanberg]

Great video showing off the results of your work 😍 It really brings trust that you don't just show off the possibility of how to do it but also go the full length of doing it practically 🌟 Thank you 🙏

[steadmanuhlich]

Philip this was a good video. I like that you modeled the shirts (so we can see them on a person), and that you zoomed in for close-up views of the design/printing, as that is very helpful (and something I have not seen Shimmy, Ryan, Juna, or others do as well). The close-up views are really what I wanted to see (visuals), but the overall look was good too.
Of your three designs shown, I was also impressed by the vibrant colors in the Corgi design. That surprised me, as I expected the image to look less saturated (more like the Space design). I am not a Corgi guy, but I think the design looks great (very colorful and fun).
Thanks for sharing this with us.
Here's an idea for you, as you have the body shape (fit) that looks good in these shirts, you could start making mockups with you modeling shirts (another idea for you to have some freebies for downloads, etc. ).

[kellylouis]

Artwork doesn't need to be precise. All of them looks dope

[marisacaruana]

Hey Philip, that was cool. Thanks. Can you share the prompt you used for the beach text design? Love that. The model photo shoot was also great 👍😁

[Acquire_to_Inspire]

Hello sir, I was wandering, how did you get the dog image to come out the way it did? I’ve noticed with printful, they use a white under base on black and dark t shirts, which seems to “dull” or “wash out” the colors.

[Samgeku]

Excellent result! What the t-shirts brand?

[suki_]

I thought you would just hold the t-shirts up to the camera but we got a try on haul instead. You went the extra mile!

[etsytipsandtricks]

how did you create t shirt 2. letters do not work well with midjourney.Also the texture used on the letters. how did you do that?

[mehalla]

I have a POD store (printful) Starting April 21, PSD, AI, and TIFF files will no longer be accepted. So all those designs you made, hopefully they will let us keep those on our store.

[andellryan]

I also believe u can use canva to increase the pixel sizes up to 3 thousand after downloading the AI Designs 😋

[franconegro]

Hi, I follow all your videos they are great. One thing that happens to me and bothers me is a small black border that remains on the images when I delete the backgrounds with imag-r. How do you remove the backgrounds from the images? I ask this because I have a lot of images and it is something that takes me a lot of time to remove in photoshop.

[carolm]

Can I use a prompt like “ make it with transparent background”?

[thisisyoutubehandle]

Designs look great but the print looks bit added on. Is this not DTG? Especially the first one looks bit heavy because it feels like there's a lot of ink on top of the garmet