Hey Mysties! 👋 We're leveling up our support game to ensure you get the fastest help possible, anytime you need it! 1. The Classroom! 📚 For instant help with prompting, upscaling, or product settings, please check the FAQs in the Mystic POD Classroom. 90% of questions are answered right there! 2. Need 1-on-1 Help? 📧 We've streamlined our system to a direct email channel by sending us a message through support@mysticpod.com . We are still offering 24/7 support with a commitment to respond in minutes. 😉 We're always here to keep your creative flow going! Happy prompting!

Just found another resource for those working up their own graphics. It looks like this website has been around for some time now but I just recently came across it and thought I might share. https://texturelabs.org/ & https://www.youtube.com/@Texturelabs

If you want to scale your shop, you can't waste time on one-off designs. The secret to high-volume sellers is Batching—creating entire collections at once. Take a look at this successful Custom Name Social Club Shirt 👈 Instead of just stopping there, you should be using that one winning prompt to create an entire collection! Batching works perfectly with Mystic POD: 1. Pick ONE Niche: Decide on a hyper-specific niche (e.g., "Vintage Gardening Quotes" or "Minimalist Ocean Animals"). 2. Create Your Master Prompt: Write one detailed prompt covering the style, colors, and layout you want (e.g., Detailed copper engraving, symmetrical layout, dark emerald green background). 3. Quick-Swap the Subject: Keep your Master Prompt the same, and only change the main subject or phrase! This gives you 10-20 perfectly cohesive designs in half the time. Stop designing individual products and start dropping entire collections!

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.

Since opening my store I have been getting a bunch of emails from people claiming to have looked at my store and want to help me get sales. I have no interest real or not but wondering if others here are having the same experience?. What I don’t understand is my business email is not the same as my customer service email, and if they were going to my website and contacting me it would be through the customer service email, but they are all coming through my business email.