So I've heard a lot about upscaling but for my prints I told chatgpt to give me the designs in A2 size. Is this enough for the print or how can I check the DPI? Thanks Guys

I set up my shop last week and very gradually adding prints to it. For the first few days, I had a flurry of scam emails asking me to click links to update payment details etc. which I expected after being warned in the videos. However, I posted a new print about half an hour ago and have had an email with just one line asking me to confirm sizes. There are no messages on my Etsy profile just this direct email. Is it possible that prospective buyers can email me directly? I am trying to find where my email might be displayed? Or is this another scam? TIA

4 sales in 2 weeks and now my first 5* review! Looks like things are moving in the right direction going into the weekend - hoping for some more sales! Happy Friday everyone!

Is Playground AI's 4x upscaling tool sufficient enough for print on demand poster quality in A 1-5 sizes? My current method for making posters to list on Etsy is as follows: 1. Create the image in Playground 2. Upscale in 4x using Playground's upscaling tool on the export page, it brings it from 1024 X 1536 to 4096 X 6144 3. Save to camera roll or files (PNG by default) 4. Edit in my Canva Pro A2 poster template and add my text on etc. 5. Download from Canva using PNG format, increasing the slider to the maximum of 3.125 or size 4961x 7016 pixels and using the "High" quality setting Please let me know if I should do any further upscaling, and where in the process I should do it if needed. And is it better to export from Canva in PNG format or should I use the same settings but export with JPEG instead? Thanks. Adam

Hi All, I opened my store about 3 months ago and only one sale. Any ideas on how to boost sales? A few have been favourited and I have received a lot of positive feedback via Facebook and Tik tok.