Hi, just wanted to check I’m following the right process. Am I supposed to upscale my image in Midjourney before taking it into Photoshop and listing on Etsy? What I’ve been doing so far is: creating the image in Midjourney → clicking Creative → opening it in Photoshop → saving as PSD and PNG → then listing on Etsy. I haven’t added any designs to PrintShrimp yet — I was planning to do that once a purchase is made — just wanted to make sure my workflow is correct before I go any further. Thanks!

My posters have this image size after exporting from Photoshop: 9933 x 14043 pixels and Image DPI is 762 pixels/inch. I followed all the steps, used midjourney and Upscayl. Thanks

Hi guys. I would like to ask about the right way to make a good quality printable poster. From my research I understand that is: 1. Create an illustration (manual or with AI) 2. Upscale it on a tool like Upscayl to increase the Pixels 3. Increase the DPI to 300 (using online DPI Converter or Photoshop) 4. Make your poster design on Canva or Photoshop etc. 5. Export your final product in max size and quality. Is this right or no? Thank you all!

Hi everyone, I'm wondering how everyone can produce so many llistings at once? I use midjourney to create some art (which is also not always the best, so takes some time to select good ones), then add some text and a background colour on Canva, then add all to mockups and make the listings. I think the total hours for making the 15 listings I have now is already at least 4 hours. How do people uploads hundreds of listings so quickly? I also feel as though its difficult to think of new poster ideas, you still need a good prompt for midjourney to create something unique. I just started ads today for $3/day and have 15 listings, and started listing a week ago and still have 0 views everywhere.

Interested to know what everyone’s process is for upscaling up to A0 poster size. Currently I was thinking something alongside the below but keen to hear opinions/what’s working best for others 1. Downloading from midjourney 2. Using upscayl x4 before importing the image in canva 3. Exporting in canva pro to the correct size once design is finished Should I be “upscayling” again after exporting from Canva Pro too ? Thanks in advance!