Just wanted to share how I download my designs from Canva with 300 DPI. When downloading my image, I save it as PNG with a maximum Size of 3.125. After that I always open the PNG file in Paint (on PC) and go File - Image Properties to check the resolution. If the PNG file is too big (more than 20 MB for Etsy), I resize it in Paint (Resize and Skew button) by reducing the Pixels untill my file is 20 MB or less. This does not change the DPI. So all my designs are 300 DPI or more, because that's what I promise my customers. Same trick can be used if you are using Kittl and the AI upscaled image is too big. You can reduce your design's size in Paint without loosing the 300 DPI resolution before uploading to Etsy. Happy designing!

Hi there and welcome to the new community!! A few things, please watch the video to see where everything is and how to use the group and take note of the following! ⬇️⬇️ Please make sure you do not share your Etsy shop, the shop link or other website info. This is for your own safety as while we'd all like to think everyone would not harm other's chances, this is simply not the case unfortunately. It can cause conversion rates to drop with lots of visits and people can also be very closely 'inspired' from your listings. Make sure any images of creations you share do NOT have your logo, name, company/logo watermark. (if you want to watermark what you post, that's fine with a generic one, just don't do it with your shop/site info) Please no affiliate links. Please no posting to external tutorials (this is only to not cause mass amounts of conflicting info as there are a hundred ways to do things :) ⭐👍💓✔️ If you somehow found this group and don't know who I am/what I do, I'm Bailey, the owner of the one of the largest digital shops on Etsy, owner of a digital design subscription site, YouTuber and digital product coach and owner of Bailey's Design Club for Etsy and Bailey's GROWTH Club here on Skool where I help others build digital product businesses with AI :) To compare all communities and ways to access: https://digitally-purposed.com/the-shop Feel free to introduce yourself and what you hope to gain from the group! :)