7 Midjourney Print on Demand Tips (NEED TO KNOW!)

🔧PROMPTS used in this video for you to copy:
{Car, motorbike, train} in front of a {beach, desert, forest} cartoon tshirt design graphic, vector, contour, isolated on a white background --no mockup

a picture of a halloween pumpkin sticker on a black background, in the style of colored cartoon style, digitally enhanced, simplified line work, creative commons attribution, trashcore, dark gray, cut and paste --ar 151:119 --v 5

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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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[robcub]

This is another gem of a video, Philip. That curly bracket tip is awesome. I've been using a spreadsheet to prepare prompts! I've been using VectorizerAI (and ClippingMagic to get rid of the backgrounds). To me this is a game changer for upscaling Midjourney art for Print on Demand. I'm using it for EVERYTHING (including KDP book covers). However, the one thing VectorizerAI doesn't deal with too well is gradients and blends. To circumvent this I negative prompt them:

--no gradients blends tshirts mockups watermarks

I add that to the end to every prompt now to get a near perfect vector at VectorizerAI. The world is changing :)

[BlackCat_]

Adobe express is good but leaves white sometimes. Photopea magic eraser is what I have been using lately. Need to adjust the tolerance to find the best result. Too low and will leave some background. Too high and will remove parts of your image. Use layers to put a black background behind your image so you can see when the white is gone to your liking. Heidi

[beamf]

Extremely helpful! Thank you so much! With my plan only 4 batch works at a time are allowed for the variations but that is already a massive benefit. Thank you for being so generous and sharing your knowledge!

[CaroFERRO]

Amazing video. Thank you so much, I really appreciate your work. The best of luck for you 😊

[KellyJRandolph]

Describe tip was so helpful! I had no idea that existed

[wendyon]

These are good tips that I've not seen yet. I expect they will soon make the rounds of all the POD YouTubers that I follow :) .

I've a backlog of images from Midjourney so dropped to basic this month. I'll try these tips the next billing period. (I'm assuming that if I "upgrade" this billing period it wont reset to 30 days from that day.)

[iammaxwellcole]

You you you you you Philip are a Godsend! Amazing! Thank you!

[mryordanov]

"--no t-shirt" works for me every time. However, i've noticed that if i write "T-shirt design --no t-shirt" i do get a t-shirt mocap. I think it's case sensitive because once i changed it to "t-shirt design --no t-shirt" it works all the time

[gracest]

Unfortunately you need the top ranking paid version to do this. With the $30 a month plan the limit is 9 variations at a time.

[Vichallan]

Your video is helping me a lot, thank you

[postcardsfromasia]

Works great - got a message asking is I want to generate 9 prompts saved a load of time

[haodothanh]

Awesome tips!!! This video helps me too much in my job! Thank you so much!

[robtribiana]

Man, you save me a lot of work! Thanks for this!

[hildelunde]

Great content and tips. 😎Thank you. Have a great weekend. 🌞❤️

[Fullstackdev-]

thank you .. learning a lot from yr chanell

[itsmenoodlehead]

Phillip, I really appreciate your quick answer. Can you answer another one for me please? I have a lot of AI art that I have made since I started kind of playing around with this. My question is do you think I might be able to find someone to hire for “cheapish” but reliable to get my images ready to sell? I realize that I could do this however I get really frustrated and I lose where I keep stuff. I have ADD as well as I’m autistic. I just need someone to help me, I’ve asked my family but I guess they dont have the time.

[jmesabeats]

Your video was extremely helpful. Thank you so much!

[musicteacherengel]

Wow! Amazing tips here, Philip. Although I had experimented with a couple of them already, your tutorial and ideas for taking things a step further is great. Your videos always leave me with many ideas and inspiration. Thanks!

[giselagonzalez]

Thanks Philip, excellent explanation. I take the opportunity to ask:
Should I first remove the background from the image and then vectorize it? Do you allow vectorized images to be used on Etsy? Greetings, thank you again!!

[stormk-]

what printer and heater are you using for your shirts?