I noticed some listings offer multi-format files, do you know how to save the files in different formats in bulk?

does it matter that the designs are still 72 dpi?, its just i saw you upscaled them but not sure what happens with the resolution : ( i did follow step by step and after im done when I check the images they are 72 dpi, please help : (

Did you ever figure this out? I seem to have the same problem! The image looks great quality when I zoom in, I just want to make sure my customers are getting the best! @@calliechrisman2199

You are so welcome and thanks for watching!

Glad to hear that and you're welcome! :)

You're welcome and thanks for watching!! :)

Will do!!:)

You are so welcome and thanks for watching!

Glad it was helpful! :)

Awesome!!! Good luck! :)

How many sales do you have

I was trying to practice with her prompt because I’m also learning but mid journey tells me the prompt is too long : (

Are u getting sales

@@expressfuntees3181 Yes... I was only to do 4 at a time... Still a time saver...

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Awesome! Thank you!

Glad it was helpful!

Glad it was useful and thanks for watching and subscribing! :)

Glad it was helpful!

Aww thanks so much for this:) I did use them last year when I was uploading a lot more at a time and it worked well!

Same! I very much appreciate the no fluff, no smoke and mirrors, step by step examples of learned best practices. THANK YOU for sharing your expertise!

thanks so much for this! :)

You can totally do it!! :)

You're welcome! It can definitely do some great clip art styles, it just doesn't have the ability to do it in bulk, but hopefully they will add it soon :)

Glad you like them!

You're so welcome!

Glad you liked it!

Glad it was helpful!

You’re welcome 😊

Glad it helped and thanks for watching! :)

Glad it was helpful!

You're welcome!! :)

You're welcome, not yet! :)

You are so welcome!

Thanks! I think you can actually do this in MyDesigns as well as they have the option to convert to SVG.

Thanks! You do just have to have the higher subscription to enter in multiple subjects at once, I believe:)

You're welcome! Usually just in Kittl or PS, depending on what the product is...like a tumbler, which is what I usually create, would be done in Kittl since I'll add elements, text, etc.

You're welcome! I believe you have to have a higher paid version to generate as many as I do at once and they just have to be placed in the "curly brackets" or braces for it to work.

Thanks! I'm not sure if it would cause harm to be under the same or not, but I'd think you'd want a second or personal :)

Thanks so much!! I will try to get one added to my list!

You're welcome and all the info can be found here: bit.ly/digitallypurposed , thanks! :)

Most seem to prefer Google, just a little easier, I think:)

You're welcome and thanks for watching! I teach to set up shops based on your audience...so they can usually have many different products that apply to them.

I have used ChatGPT before, but usually just trial and error:)

You're welcome! If selling clipart sets, you'd most likely need to add to a drive folder and provide the link as the file for the customer for them to access.

Thanks! I think every new listing gets equal opportunity as there is a 'honeymoon' period they get to see if they can convert. But yes, it still will be harder in the beginning as a few factors come into play such as reviews shown. For example, a newcomer may need to compete more on price or the design itself if standing next to mine that has thousands of reviews so I think anyone trying to compete with other successful shops should be spot on with their design, their listing photo, and of course their SEO.

Thanks! Usually Kittl, since I need to edit/add things anyway. If not PS works fine or double the size in Canva as well:)

Thank you!! @@digitallypurposedbailey

Hello, I had the same question, but i get confused on the video after she takes the background off and download them on a zip folder to upload to Etsy the files are still 72 dpi so I’m not sure if I missed the step where she can use the my design software to make them 300 dpi otherwise she will be uploading those cliparts to Etsy at 72 dpi

@@expressfuntees3181 from my own research, Canva doesn't increase DPI. I use Krita, a free software, somewhat like Adobe PS, to increase DPI. Works great!

You're welcome! It may be, I'm not sure since I've had the paid version

You are so welcome and thanks for watching! Mostly crafters, including sublimations, but used for journaling, waterslides, printed vinyl, t-shirts, DTF, etc.

Oh yes, this will depend on your subscription level. So mine is the $60 which allows this.

I usually just look up the styles I'm looking for and reword a few times. ChatGPT also works sometimes as well and I just change a few words, but still have know the type of style. :)

I do have some tips on this coming up on the video on Thursday! But yes, you can definitely sell both as long as they make sense for your audience. Like they would be purchasing wither type of product.

Thanks! Most of the time I do either in Kittl or Ai if they are being applied to what I would usually use them for, like a tumbler wrap:)

I also would like to know, how and when do you get it to 300 DPI so that printing quality is sufficient? Thank you Bailey!

The dpi in an image file is just metadata, and it doesn't change the print quality. A 5000x5000 pixel image with 72dpi embedded in the file data will print exactly the same regardless if you change the dpi to 300. The only time someone has to worry about dpi is when speaking in terms of physical size (like inches), not pixels. In this case, I think the clipart sellers just use 300dpi as a buzzword unless they are mentioning the physical size, like saying "These are 16.5"x16.5" when printing for 300dpi quality."

I have the one for $60/m. You're welcome!

@@digitallypurposedbailey perfect. Thank you for replying 😊

Usually, I will use a bulk uploader tool like MyDesigns to upscale if I got them from Midjourney and then Kittl to edit: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ib6lZaWWzcXenGg.html

Yes. Because most AI art is very low quality. Like 1mb for an 11x14 size when a high quality 11x14 can be like 50mb in size.

I do and all the info is here:) bit.ly/digitallypurposed

Ya, you would want to clean up in any editing software if you don't want to have anything. I leave many of mine due to the 'watercolor' style.

I'm new to doing this as well, and learning as I go on what my workflow is. I tried removing backgrounds in Canva and it does a great job - however, it converts a 300DPI image back down to a 72 DPI image when you download it after running the background remover. Plus, it's extremely time consuming, as you have to each image. I looked into MyDesigns but I think it's just too expensive for what I want it for (removing backgrounds). I'm likely going to go with a PixelCut Pro subscription - it does a great job and it's cheaper than MyDesigns as it's a month x month subscription, rather than credit based (I'm processing a LOT of clip art and I will run out of credits very fast). PixelCut can do it in batch as well and it does an amazing job at BG removal. So, my workflow would look like this: Download Midjourney images > take them into PixelCut and remove BG > Upscale using Gigapixel > Toss them into Photoshop to get the right size & DPI (I'm doing 3600x3600 with 300 DPI). I will record an action in Photoshop to do this all as an Automate > Batch for the entire folder and the process would be pretty fast. I hope this helps!

You could also do them individually in Canva, I just use MyDesigns for the bulk feature :) You're welcome!

I will add this to my list! :)

Actually they would have big balls if they did that without knowing FOR SURE that it was AI created. If you pay for a Midjourney top tier plan then your designs are PRIVATE on there & won’t be seen by anyone. Also, you can alter the designs/images you create via AI before listing them and then they ARE your own & can’t legally be copied.

@@inkpearls3364 This whole video is about making AI art to sell, so it is pretty clear that the art sold by this account is AI generated. The AI copyright also doesn't go as far as you can copyright claim a picture that you edited. The picture is still not copyrighted, ONLY the small (or bigger) parts that you edited are subject to copyright. Also only when it gives the piece some additional creative value. Changing colors or cleaning it up / changing background for example won't count. I was shocked by that too, but that's the law. For me it is problematic that there is no actual legal base for making AI art and selling it because I can not be sure that it won't be "legally" stolen because it is kind of a free for all. It is not an option for my business because of these risks. Yet this video shows it as a business opportunity. I think people should be aware of that. I also don't talk about the moral problems with AI art in general, because that is something everyone has to make out with themselves if they want to do that. When someone wants to be accepted in any actual art community they should not use AI though.

⁠ I’m an artist on my online gallery I get more views with my own art than I do AI but my AI are of my own original traditional creations

​​@@inggasmith that is pretty cool but can you tell us what name you go by to sell your art or give us the name of your art channel or online art gallery ?

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You're welcome! I believe for it to generate that many at once depends on the subscription you're on. So I'm on the $60/m one.

​@@digitallypurposedbailey I have the $60 tier, but how do I get it to generate 18 images at once?

​@@mewmow5559since she didn't answer did you ever figure out how to do this ? How to get those 18 images or more at once ?

I think it may go by tier on how many concurrent jobs can run :) Thanks so much!

Use brackets and separate each with a comma. Black [bird, dog, cat] on a [log, porch, house].

I have a small module for AI in my course, but it's definitely not all-inclusive. I am thinking of starting a specific midjourney design community where we do live prompting, etc :)

You would add them to your digital product Etsy listing as a file and the buyer is sent it when they purchase and they can also access via their Etsy account

Usually just Kittl since I design in there now.

I haven't been able to get DALL-E to produce this particular style and yes, slow. I use the $60 plan

I have mine at 5000x5000px :)

@@digitallypurposedbailey Thank you so much ❤️

Hello, Bailey! Is this at 300 dpi or 72 dpi? Thank you!

@@SergeySnovsky I had the same question : (

I have found that they tend to be more consistent.

I have the same question! I have been trying to figure it out but i just can´t find the way how to do it. Please can you tell us how to do it? i really need this info. Thanks. I love all your videos, can´t wait to see more!!

It's pretty much the best I've used to do it in bulk, rarely I have to clean up a few, which is why I always create extra in case I have to toss a few :) I like to keep mine at the 5000x5000 so it's usuable on something as large as a t-shirt or small flag

You could, but it it can't be larger than 20MB, so most of the time they won't fit which is why I do a drive/dropbox link.

You're welcome! I usually do this in wherever I'm finishing the design, so like in Kittl that can save at 300DPI

You'd just want to add your files to a drive and link to the PDF you create in canva and that is what you provide within the etsy listing.

She made them transparent in MyDesigns

Hi! @jiggyplum7851! I'm assuming that you're asking about the listing image she created in Canva. In this case, you wouldn't want to select transparent background, because it would remove the really cute, but subtle, pink stripe background. Listing images are a sguare picture, such as mockups, which include background & all. You will need to have transparent backgrounds to place images on t-shirts, mugs, etc, so that the white or colored square won't print. So, if you're downloading an image to sell as clipart, not an Etsy listing photo, for a customer to use, you will usually want to remove the background.

Yes, it was just for the mockup image, so no need for that to be transparent.

@@digitallypurposedbailey oops sorry thank you

@@teenatruitt4335 oops thanks for clarifying 👍🏻

I only use MyDesigns or Topaz Gigapixel to remove in bulk. I've not had any complaints and mine are not 100% perfect, though both of those tools work very well. :)

​@@digitallypurposedbailey Thank you for your reply!:) Appreciate it. When you remove background in MyDesigns or Topaz is the edges are smooth? Because mine turns out pixelated if i zoom in a little..

I go over this in other videos, but yes, you will need to finish your design in something like Kittl like I do or PS to get to the correct DPI.

Hello, can you tell me how you convert this images to 300 dpi in photoshop?

@@expressfuntees3181 Open your image in photoshop, then go to Image > Image Size. Then you can change the DPI to 300 - change the "resolution" to 300 pixels per inch. Hope it helps!

Yes, that is where I am stuck. @@expressfuntees3181

You'll want to add them something like Google Drive or Dropbox and provide the link as they will usually be small enough to fit on Etsy

So it really will depend on the style of clipart, with watercolor...most will be fine with the splashes or uneven edges, while vector/cartoon style clipart it will need to be removed completely :)

Thank you for the info and reply.@@digitallypurposedbailey

I'm currently doing 2000x2000px

You will have to using something like MyDesigns or an AI Upscaler, PS, etc. I use Kittl as the end because I usually finish my designs in there.

No, you cannot copyright AI art. You still cannot tell AI to make a Disney character and get around infringement for example :)

You do have edit them in something you can save at a 300DPI, so like Canva (by 2x) or PS or Adobe Illustrator. I do have a newer/more in depth tutorial coming up soon!

@@digitallypurposedbailey thank you so much, I did try to vectorize in illustrator but it can’t be done with a simple click… and on photoshop is not about making a canva 300 dpi and then place it in the file, it just won’t upscale it, not at least the way I tried, is easy with kittle but since I just have a susb with adobe I though I could use ps and AI… I’m looking forward for that video… thank you so much you inspired me to go digital !!!!

Mine only prefer PNGs because they are for sublimation, not cutting software where you would need to provide an SVG file.

I'd reach out to their Support, I have not received any error messages before so not sure what it's referring to.

Right now they are $3 as the intro and will move up once they made a few sales :)

@@digitallypurposedbailey thank you, that’s good to know. Wish there was some sort of tip sheet to make pricing easier. I know wishful thinking. 😆

When you sell the PNGs on Etsy, do you say high resolution Png Files? What is the description you use?

Since they come out of Midjourney at about 1000x1000px....upscaling by 4x is the 4096px size.

You did a video on how you take each clipart and make it 300dpi with photoshop. I do not have Photoshop. Is there a way to download the transparent PNG and turn it into a 300 DPI without photoshop. Is there a software that does both actions. If I download from Mydesigns and turn into a 300 DPI, the background returns. Leaving me frustrated. If I download from Canva ina JPG, I get 300 DPI and again lose the transparent background. @@digitallypurposedbailey

I'm sorry, I don't believe they offer any currently

Yes, the one for $60/m

It won't all you to upscale it in Midjourney or is this in the design app you're using?

I found your video on DPI and it helped me out so much! Thank you!!@@digitallypurposedbailey