Are you looking to get started on your print on demand journey but not sure how to come up with design ideas, and what tools and resources to use to get those designs?

In this article we cover several great ways to get design inspiration, and list some of the best tools and resources to bring those ideas to life.

So, if you’re ready to get inspired and start creating some winning designs, read on.

Print on demand designs:

• Niche brainstorming & validation
• Design ideas and inspiration
• Design tools and resources
• FAQs

Brainstorm & validate

This may seem obvious, but so many people just dive into existing niches that could be very competitive already.

Spend some time simply putting pen to paper, write down all the things you like to do, you’re career, you’re industry, what you’re studying, what’s your favorite foods, hobbies, places you love, what sports you play, etc.

Then think about friends and family, ask yourself the same questions about them – sports, jobs, study topic, etc., write everything down.

Get down as many ideas as you possibly can.

Once you’ve got a bunch of solid ideas and niches, you need to validate them to see if they’re actually worth pursuing.

Here’s some ways to do that:

• Check if people are selling in that niche – if they are then that’s a good sign there’s demand
• Check if the interest is growing via Google Trends
• eRank – Etsy keyword volume and competition data
• Podly.co – Amazon sales intel
• Merch Informer – niche research
• Manually search on POD sites & Etsy
• Social media interest for a niche – e.g. Pinterest boards, Facebook groups, Instagram pages, etc. – if so, this is also a good sign

Once you’ve validated you chosen niche or sub-niche it’s time to get some design ideas and inspiration.

Print on demand design ideas, inspiration, and research

Before you start creating print on demand designs you’re obviously going to need to get some ideas and inspiration first.

Here are a few of the best ways to help you figure out and prioritize what designs to create:

Print on demand sites homepages

One of the easiest ways to start your journey into print on demand is to simply upload your designs to popular print on demand sites that have an existing audience that you can tap into.

Some of the top print on demand sites are:

• Merch By Amazon
• Redubble
• Zazzle
• Teepublic
• Society6
• Threadless

If you’re looking for ideas and inspiration for your designs, these websites are great starting point for your ideation and research.

Juna from Detour Shirts explains why…

Juna from Detour Shirts

“My biggest tip is to study the Print on Demand site you are trying to sell in. What kind of topics do well or what ones are they pushing on their home page.

Try to get a sense of the styles you see being promoted by the site. Then niche down to a more specific topic.

For example if you see the topic of cats as a popular topic you may want to do a more specific cat or a cat doing a certain activity. Brainstorm and sketch out ideas and create something new and original for that sub niche.” 

Note: If you’re new to Print on Demand check out Juna’s video on what to do before starting Print on Demand.

Here’s a video from Juna showing you how to find print on demand niche trends for free:

Etsy

There are a few ways you can use Etsy to get design ideas:

Manually:

Manually spend some time discovering what designs are selling within that niche:

• Start with broad search in your chosen niche
• Look for listings that have a ‘Bestseller’ tag as these are products that will have had good sale amounts in the previous 6 months
• You can sort my ‘top custom reviews’ too, and this will typically put listings to the top that have a lot of reviews (meaning they’ve had a lot of sales), and plenty of positive reviews as well
• Save a bunch of the best sellers and popular listings and then look for common themes
  • E.g. styles, fonts, font combinations, phrases, graphics, layouts, etc.

Use Etsy research tools:

You can use Etsy research tools to speed up this process. They have product research tools that give you estimates on the amount of sales products are getting.

Here are some of the best tools:

• SaleSamurai
• Alura
• EverBee

Hannah Ebeling is a successful print on demand seller on Etsy, and recommends using Sale Samurai, as well as offering up some other great tips on where to get design inspiration…

Hannah Ebeling

“The formula for finding a profitable designs truly is just pinpointing niches with high-demand and low-competition. 

I rely on a combination of free methods and paid research tools to find my product inspiration.

The tools Merch Informer and Sale Samurai have been invaluable for me to find bestselling niches quickly and easily, but I also like to keep an eye on social media and Google trends for emerging niches and ideas.

While the majority of my products are things I might not personally be interested in, when inspiration strikes me with something I’m passionate about or love to make, I don’t shy away from that either.”

Note: Check out this Sale Samurai tutorial from Hannah.

Here’s a video from Hannah showing you how to find profitable niches:

Merch Informer

Mech Informer is a goldmine when it comes to design research and inspiration, particularly for those of you who plan to sell on Merch By Amazon.

They have tools that help you quickly identify top selling products, trending designs and niches, get inspiration from Pinterest and Etsy, and so much more.

Google Trends

A free and easy way to get some design inspiration (and get into the heads of your potential customers) is to use Google Trends.

Not only does it allow you to look at the trends for specific topics (so you can find niches growing in popularity or know when to release seasonal-focused designs) it also gives you related topics and searches that can help inspire new design ideas.

For example, a quick search for ‘dad shirts’ brings up some related topics that could be worth pursuing:

• fathers day shirt for dad and son
• dad joke shirt
• funny dad shirts from daughter
• etc.

Google has some other tools you can use for free to get some design inspiration:

• Google Keyword Planner – get search volume data and related search queries
• Google alerts – create alerts for specific topics and get trending news sent to your inbox that you can use to inspire your latest designs

Social Media

Monitor social media for design ideas within your chosen niche:

• Trending Instagram and TikTok videos can inspire you
• Facebook groups – what are people discussing and sharing in relevant groups?
• Twitter – what conversations are being had in our chosen niche?
• Pinterest – search trends on Pinterest to what’s popular in your niche

Look for trending and new topics related to your chosen niche to help inspire design ideas.

Chat GPT

If you’re looking for some text-based designs for your print on demand products you can ideas from ChatGPT.

For example, you might have noticed that slogans are design-type that sell well in your chosen niche. You can ask ChatGPT for some slogan ideas in your niche, for example:

“give me 10 (your chosen niche) slogans for merch designs”

You’ll still need to ensure that anything the tool suggests is copyright free but it’s a great way to quickly get some slogan ideas. You can use Merch Informer to quickly check if a slogan is copyright protected.

Start things off on the right foot

Some things to keep in mind before you start creating designs:

• Start your POD journey with sub-niches
• Validate your chosen niche or sub-niche
• Choose a high demand – low competition topic
• Get inspired by high demand/selling products but do not copy
• Do a combo of evergreen and seasonal designs
  • 50% evergreen designs that can sell all year round – consistent income
  • 50% on designs that are likely to sell in the next 1 – 3 months e.g. designs going into summer, Christmas, halloween, appreciation days, other holidays, etc.
• Check for trademarks – tools like Merch Informer can help or do it manually
• Have the right mindset, be patient – getting sales and finding out what performs best takes time and most importantly consistency. Those who stick with it have a much better chance of eventually being successful.

Print on Demand design tools and resources

Now comes the fun part – getting your print on demand designs.

Here are some of the best tools and resources for getting designs for your print on demand products:

Kittl

Kittl is a fairly new kid on the block but they’re already making waves, particularly in the print on demand space, with their easy-to-use tools and stunning design templates.

If you’re not a seasoned designer who has experience with software such as Adobe illustrator or Affinity Designer then you’ll love Kittl.

You can create complex designs in no time at all or simple but great-looking text-based designs too that are perfect for print on demand.

The tool is particularly strong when it comes to t-shirt designs and logos but they’re template library is growing rapidly so we’re sure there will be even more print on demand designs added. Watch this space.

Pricing:

• Free account
• Pro – $15 /month or $120 /year
• Expert – $30 /month or $288 /year
• Business – Custom pricing

Hannah Ebeling also recommends Kittl as a great place to find and create print on demand designs, as well as few other useful alternatives…

Hannah Ebeling

“As a print on demand seller it is important to make the biggest impact in the least amount of time possible, so I rely on a lot of tools that make designing products fast and easy.

I’ve been loving and using the design suite Kittl a lot recently because it has so many pre-made design templates that make creating new designs take literal minutes.

I also still love and use Canva. It’s so simple and a really accessible way for a lot of new print on demand sellers to get started.”  

Note: If you’re thinking of using Canva, check out Hannah’s video on the best Canva fonts for Print on Demand.

Check out this video from Hannah that showcases all the awesome designs that you can create using Kittl, and just how easy it is:

Canva

No doubt you’ve heard of Canva, which is the ultimate online graphic design software. You can create an insane variety of assets with Canva and this includes print on demand designs.

It’s extremely easy to use Canva regardless of whether you’e creating simple text-based designs or more complex ones with multiple elements.

You can also do plenty for free with Canva, perfect if you’re just starting out on your print on demand journey, or if you’re on a tight budget.

A lot of people seem to be a bit confused as to what’s allowed when using Canva to create (and then sell) print on demand designs.

You should check out the Canva commercial usage page but essentially you can use any element from Canva as part of a unique design but you can simply use an element as is and then sell that as the design without any modifications.

Pricing:

• Free plan: plenty of amazing tools and templates
• Canva Pro monthly: $12.99
• Canva Pro annual: $119.99

Juna recommends Kittl and Canva but has a few other design suggestions too…

Juna from Detour Shirts

“The different tools and resources that would best help you create those designs really depends on your skill level.

If you are not an artist then I would suggest you hire out a designer through Fiverr or Penji.

If you are a little more comfortable you could start with applications that have graphics in them like Canva, Kittl or Vexels.

You may be a very skilled artist or love to draw. In that case, I would suggest you draw your own graphics in your own style, which would make you stand out. You could do this with a pencil and paper and then scan it into your computer and trace over it with a vector program like Illustrator or Affinity Designer. If you prefer to draw on a tablet, like an iPad, then Procreate might be a good tool for you.” 

Vexels

Vexels is another fantastic online design resource for print on demand sellers.

They have thousands of print-ready designs in a large variety of niches. If you have a paid Vexels account you can download these and either modify them or use them as they are on your POD products.

Their online t-shirt design maker is also very easy to use, and allows you to quickly and easily create great looking designs that you can sell on print on demand t-shirts (and other products too).

If you’re in need of inspiration you can check out Vexel’s recently added merch quote generator which can give you some great ideas for text-based designs.

With a paid Vexels subscription you get licensing rights to all the designs you download so there are no copyright headaches as a POD seller.

Pricing:

• Monthly subscription: $9.99 – $89.99 /month
• Annual subscription: $90 – $816 /year

Placeit

One of the simplest tools tools you can use to create print on demand designs is Placeit.

They have thousands of mech design templates that are very quick and easy to customize. You can also utilze their gigantic logo template library for print on demand designs too.

We cover this in more detail in this article: How to use Placeit with Printify & Printful.

Another compelling reason to use Placeit is that everything you create comes with a commercial license, so you can sell on any platform you want with no copyright issues.

Plus you can also create professional-looking mockups through their platform. They have thousands of mockup templates for a range of POD products including t-shirts, tote bags, mugs, posters, and many others.

Pricing:

• Some free templates
• Individual designs: $2.95
• Monthly subscription with unlimited downloads: $14.95
• Annual subscription with unlimited downloads: $89.95

Hire a designer

If you want to get some high-quality print on demand designs but you don’t have the time or skillset to create them yourself then you can hire people to create them for you.

Here are some great options for finding amazing designers to work with:

• Fiverr
• Penji
• Upwork
• 99Designs

Create the designs yourself

If you’re creative and are a talented designer or illustrator you should consider creating your own designs for print on demand.

Here are some tools that you can use to create your own designs:

• Adobe illustrator
• Adobe Photoshop
• Procreate
• Affinity Designer
• Photopea
• GIMP
• CorelDRAW
• Inkscape

Buy premade designs

You can also simply buy pre-made designs that are print-ready.

There are some sites like Vexels that are subscription based and allow you to download unlimited designs, and some sites where you can purchase individual designs.

Here are some good options:

• Etsy
• T-shirt Factory
• Creative Fabrica
• Design bundles
• ThreadBasket
• Pixel Cozy
• Buy T-shirt Designs
• Plicks
• GaphicLoot
• Master Bundles

Free image and graphics websites

There are plenty of free images and illustration websites that you can utilize to help you create awesome designs for your print on demand products.

All you need to do is search these websites, find images, graphics, and illustrations that are copyright free, and then incorporate them into your designs.

• Pexels
• Pixabay
• FreePik
• Unsplash
• Vecteezy
• Open Clip Art
• Biodiversity Heritage Library

FAQs

Some of the most frequently asked questions around print on demand designs:

Can you create print on demand designs for free?

Absolutely. You can create free designs with tool like Canva or one of the many websites like Canva.

Alternatively, you can illustrate the designs yourself and use free online design software to make them print-ready.

Can I use photos as part of my print on demand designs?

Yes you can, but you should make sure to check the create commons license first, and it’s very likely you’ll have to modify the photo or use only a part of it if you are going to sell it as print on demand design.

What is the best mockup generator for print on demand sellers?

The best mockup generator for print on demand sellers in our opinion is Placeit, but there are several other awesome tools out there.

Check out this article for even more options: Best mockup generators.

Related articles

• Best online graphic design software
• Best t-shirt design websites
• Best t-shirt design software and makers
• Print on demand mockups
• Best mockup websites for Etsy sellers
• Best mockup websites

Wrapping things up

So there you have it, some fantastic ways to get inspiration and tools to create print on demand designs.  

Having the right designs is going to make or break your print on demand store and product performance.

We hope this guide was helpful to you, and helps you create some winning print on demand designs.

Oh, and if you have any questions, comments, or have suggestions for other awesome print on demand design tools and resources, leave a comment below!

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One of the best mockup generators is Placeit, and it’s the ideal tool to use in conjunction with print on demand services such as Printify and Printful.

In this article we’re going to show you how to use Placeit with Printify and Printful to help you make your product listings stand out, and more!

Let’s get to it.

• Why use Placeit for POD?

How to use Placeit with Printify & Printful:

• Use case #1: Alternative mockups
• Use case #2: Size guides
• Use case #3: Merch designs
• Use case #4: Branding, social media, & more

More sections:

• FAQs

Before we dive into the all the details, if you’re looking for unlimited downloads of thousands of high quality mockups that are perfect for print on demand sellers then you might be interested getting a discount for Placeit.

You can get 15% of your Placeit subscription by clicking the button below:

Why use Placeit for print on demand?

So why would you bother using Placeit for your print on demand store and product listings? It’s not a requirement but it really can help you make more sales.

We’ll focus on using Placeit mockups initially but we’ll touch on other parts of the product that you can use for print on demand a bit later.

So here’s why you should be using Placeit mockups:

Different viewpoints

Before you buy anything (particularly apparel and accessories) it’s likely you’ll want to get a good idea of how the product will look.

Using Placeit mockups gives potential buyers an idea of how the product will look in real life, and giving them several viewpoints or angles of the product is always a good idea to help convert them into paying customers.

Stand out from the competition

It can help you stand out from the competition. The majority of people will use standard mockups which definitely have their place, but using quality mockups from Placeit can help you stand out from the competition.

You can still use the standard mockups from Printify and Printful but we’d highly recommend testing out using Placeit mockups as the featured image in your product listing to see if it drives more clicks (and hopefully more sales).

Use models (+ creating a connection)

People connect with other people, so seeing images of people wearing a product can really help drive the conversion rate up.

Using Placeit mockups allows you to use models and environments (lifestyle images) that fit your target audience – e.g. an image for girls, mums, hikers, etc.

For example, this images of a mother and daughter together, a hiker out in nature, etc. Placeit allows you to choose models and lifestyle images that create a deeper connection with your potential buyers.

Seasonal products

If you create designs for specific seasons or holidays too such as Christmas or Halloween you can create great imagery for seasonal products too with Placeit.

Here are some of examples:

• Christmas mockups: 600+ templates
• Halloween mockups: 400+ templates
• Mother’s day mockups: 600+ templates
• Father’s day mockups: 200+ templates
• Summer mockups: 1000+ templates
• Winter mockups: 800+ templates
• And much more

Use Case #1: Alternative mockups for product listings

The first use case for Placeit when it comes to using it with Printify and Printful as we’ve already touched on is as an alternative mockup source for your POD product listings.

We’re going to use Etsy to showcase how your Printify and Printful listings are published but the steps are very similar regardless of the platform that you’re selling on.

Here’s how to use Placeit mockups with Printify & Printful:

Step 1: Create a product listing

Create a product listing via your chosen print on demand provider – either Printify or Printful.

To do this on Printify follow these steps:

1. Hover over ‘Catalog’ dropdown menu and select a product category
2. Choose a product that you want to add to your store
3. Click a ‘Start designing’ button next to one of the print provider options
4. Upload your design and position/resize it
5. Choose the product colors
6. Click ‘Save product’
7. Edit the product listing details
8. Click ‘Publish’
9. The product listing will be added to the draft listings tab on your chosen platform

Note: Uncheck the ‘Mockups’ option when you’re editing the product listing if you don’t want the mockups from Printify to show in your product listing.

If you’re using a platform like Etsy you can add your own custom mockup images from Placeit directly to your listing.

Keeping that box checked will automatically add the mockups from Printify to your product listing:

Here’s the steps to add a product listing on Printful:

1. Make sure your Printful account is connected to your store (e.g. Etsy store)
2. Go the ‘Stores’ tab via your Printful dashboard
3. Click ‘Add product’
4. Select a product to add to your store
5. Add your design
6. Choose the product color options, etc.
7. Click ‘Continue’
8. Choose your Printful mockups
9. Edit the product listing details
10. Edit the pricing information and click ‘Submit to store’
11. The product listings will be added to your draft listings

Step 2: Look at what’s working for your competition

We’re going to continue using Etsy as the example platform.

To work out what kind of mockups you should be creating with Placeit for your product listings it’s important to see what’s already working for the competition.

You can input a search term into Etsy and get an idea of what’s ranking well for that search term, and what is selling in that niche.

Look at the type of imagery they use for their listings to help inform your own product listings strategy:

You can also go into a product listings to see what other images they’ve included which will help inspire your own listings.

You can see in the example below this shop owner uses very high quality images, as well as product videos and it’s obviously a listing setup that’s working quite well as that product was in 20+ baskets at the time of the screenshot:

Research several competitor listings and stores. You might find that the mockups from Printify and Printful work well in your niche or you might find that you need better quality or different kinds of images.

Either way, the research will show you what your featured image should be, what kind of product shots to include in the listing, and whether competitors are using videos or not. With this information you can head to Placeit to find suitable images (and potentially videos).

Step 3: Find matching mockups on Placeit

Now it’s time to find matching mockups on Placeit for the product you’re selling via your print on demand store and Printify/Printful.

You can find exact matches for some commonly sold print on demand products such as Bella+Canvas 3001 t-shirts which Placeit offers over 350 mockups for:

There won’t be exact matches for all your print on demand products but you can still find mockups on Placeit that feature very similar products that you can use in your listings as long as they accurately represent the product.

For example, you might be selling this tote bag from Printful:

You won’t be able to find any ‘EarthPositive’ tote bag mockups on Placeit but there are plenty of cotton tote bag mockups that look very similar to the product:

There’s even tote bag video mockups that are a great match for that product too (over 80+ templates at the time of writing):

The key is to find images and videos that accurately represent the product you’re selling, you don’t want to deceive your potential buyers.

Step 4: Create the mockups

We’re not going to go through the steps for creating mockups on Placeit in detail in this article (check out our article about Placeit mockups for that).

Here are the quick steps to creating mockups on Placeit:

1. Go to the relevant mockup category page on Placeit
2. Find a template(s) (that matches your product and popular listings on Etsy)
3. Customize it
4. Download it

Note: Make sure to match the color hex code from Printify/Printful to the color of the product in the mockup on Placeit.

You can get the hex code from Printify if you go to the product editor, click on product variants, and then hover over the color you want. A popup will appear with the color hex code that you can then use on your Placeit mockup to match it up perfectly:

Step 5: Make sure they’re the right size

The images on that you download from Placeit might not be the ideal dimensions for the platform you’re selling on.

For example, on Etsy your images should be at least 2000px wide and no larger than 1MB when it comes to the file size.

You can resize or crop the mockup images you’ve created on Placeit going to the ‘My downloads’ area on Placeit, then clicking on the Crop/resize option for the image you want to modify:

Then simply input your ideal dimensions and download the new version of the image:

Step 6: Add the mockups

The final step when it comes to mockups is to add them to your product listing.

You can’t upload custom mockups via Printify or Printful at the moment so you have to do directly via the platform that you’re selling on – in our example it’s Etsy.

Go to the ‘Listings’ tab in your Etsy dashboard and then select one of your recently added listings via Printify or Printful. They’ll be sitting in the drafts area which you can select from the right side of the dashboard interface.

Once you’re in the product listing you’ll see options to add photos and a video. In the example below we added a product from Printful that already contained some mockups, with space to add two additional images and a video:

Once you’re happy with the product listing you can save as a draft or publish to your store.

Use case #2: Size charts & other product listing images

The second use case that makes Placeit super helpful for print on demand sellers is to use it to create great-looking product size charts, guides, and other additional product listing images.

These are a really useful listing features that can help build trust with potential customers and boost conversions of your print on demand products from Printify and Printful.

Here’s how to create them on Placeit:

Step 1: Browse the templates

Go to this page on Placeit and browse the size chart designs, and you can can find shipping and returns image templates on this page.

Step 2: Choose one that fits your brand

Choose a relevant image for your product listing. You can modify them to fit the style of your store and brand.

Some of the templates might not work for you as they contain a mockup of a different product but there are some templates that can be fully customized:

Step 3: Customize it

Modify the template to fit with your brand and product (product image, sizes, colors, etc.):

Step 4: Download and add to your listings

Download your size chart image (resize it if you need to) and add it to your product listing.

If you’re using Etsy you can add it in the same area where you add the mockup images.

Step 5: Reuse it

Reuse the size chart template or other additional listing image for your other products to keep things on brand and consistent across your whole store.

All you would you need to is go back to that template on Placeit, modify it for the new product and download.

Use case #3: Merch designs

As a print on demand seller you can also use Placeit to create designs for your POD products. The best part about using Placeit is that everything you create comes with a commercial license.

Here’s how to use Placeit to create designs for print on demand products from Printify and Printful:

Step 1: Get inspiration

Etsy is a great place to get print on demand design or slogan ideas. You shouldn’t be copying anyone’s designs but you can definitely take inspiration from what’s already on the platform.

For example, if you’re in the hiking or outdoor niche you could search for “hiking t-shirts” on Etsy, and see what kinds of designs and slogans are being sold:

You can also use AI tools like ChatGPT to generate slogan ideas for your print on demand products.

Here’s an example for the hiking niche. I asked it for 15 hiking t-shirt slogan ideas and it gave me some that could work on t-shirts and other POD products:

Note: If you’re using Etsy for ideas and inspiration make sure to look at what is actually getting sales so you can prioritize what designs to focus on initially. Also, make sure to check that any slogans you use are actually copyright free.

Step 2: Go to the merch designs on Placeit

Now that you have some good ideas for designs and slogans, it’s time to head to Placeit to look for design templates that you can use.

Login to your Placeit account and in the search bar input the keyword that describes the designs that you’re after. For example, we searched for ‘hiking’ designs:

You can then filter the results further via the tags on the left side of the screen e.g. we chose to only show t-shirt design templates:

Depending on your niche there should be a decent selection of designs that are specifically designed for your chosen topic. Here’s what we got for hiking t-shirts:

Also, remember that a lot of these designs can be used on different types of products as well as t-shirts.

If you want even more design options you can search through the logo templates on Placeit, many of which are ideal for merch designs too.

Here’s an example – we searched for ‘hiking logo’:

Once you’ve found you’re ideal design, click on it and you will be taken to the editor.

Note: If you’re wanting to creating text only designs you can do this with most templates from Placeit, you simply need to hide the graphic elements in the design editor.

Related article:

• Placeit logo maker review

Step 3: Customize it

Thankfully, the design editor is fairly simple on Placeit.

You can quickly modify the text, fonts, colors, etc. and if there are any elements of the design that you don’t want to use you can simply hide them or drag them off the canvas.

You can use some of the design inspiration and slogans you found in step 1 from Etsy and ChatGPT with your chosen design template on Placeit:

Step 4: Download it

Once you’re happy with your design it’s almost time to download it.

Before you do that you’ll want to check that the design looks good on the colors of the t-shirts and other products that you plan to sell it on.

You might even have to create a light and dark version of the design to fit all color variations:

The last step is to set it up so you download the design with a transparent background so it can be uploaded to the print on demand products on Printify and Printful with no issues.

To do that simply click the background color dropdown menu and select the no background option:

Now you’re ready to hit the download button!

Step 5: Resize it

If needed, you can resize the design with Placeit’s resize tool to make sure it will be okay for your chosen platform.

However, Placeit gives you large PNG file for your design template downloads so it shouldn’t be an issue when adding it to products on Printify and Printful or any of the print providers that they work with.

Step 6: Upload it

Upload the design to a Printify or Printful product listing – simply follow the steps from use case #1 – step 1 again.

Use case #4: Branding, social media & paid ads

The last Placeit use case that we’re going to highlight for print on demand sellers is to create brand assets, social media content, and potentially paid ad designs via Placeit.

Their templates can help you promote your brand and your products so you can sell more from your print on demand store connected to Printify or Printful.

Branding

If you want to create a distinct brand for your print on demand business you can do that with Placeit.

Here are some the different brand assets you can make:

Logo

We’ve already mentioned utilizing Placeit’s logo templates as merch designs, but you can also use them to create a logo for your brand.

They have high-quality logo templates for a huge range of niches so you’re bound to find a few that have the look and feel that you’re after for your print on demand store.

You can access Placeit’s logo maker via this link.

Etsy banner

Currently they have a good selection of Etsy shop banners that you can customize for your own store (over 200 templates at the time of writing).

Social profile banners

You can also brand your social profiles using Placeit as they offer banner templates for all the major social media platforms:

• Facebook covers
• Instagram highlight covers
• Twitter banners
• LinkedIn banners
• And more

Social media content

You can use Placeit to create social media content to promote your print on demand products.

Their video mockups are ideal for this (they have hundreds of templates), and they also have templates for all the major platforms:

• TikTok
• Instagram
• Facebook
• Pinterest
• Twitter
• LinkedIn

They have some useful seasonal templates too that are perfect for social media:

• Christmas
• Halloween
• Mother’s Day
• Father’s Day
• Much more!

There’s plenty of fantastic templates to help you drive traffic from social media to your POD store and products.

Paid ads

Last but not least, if you’re planning on doing paid ads on various platforms such as Instagram, Facebook. etc. then you can create quality static and video ads with Placeit in no time at all.

Get unlimited mockups and designs

If you’re looking for more mockups and designs for your print on demand products and store, you should definitely add Placeit to your toolkit.

As a reminder, you can get 15% of your Placeit subscription by clicking the button below:

FAQs

Answers to some commonly asked questions regarding Placeit, Printify, and Printful:

Do Printify and Printful work with Placeit?

Placeit doesn’t have an integration within Printify or Printful, however you can certainly Placeit’s mockups that match products from Printify’s and Printful’s product ranges as we’ve shown in this article.

What is the difference between Placeit and Printify/Printful?

Placeit is an online design software that allows you to create mockups and designs within your browser.

Printify and Printful are print on demand platforms that allow you to sell products without holding inventory. You supply the product designs and the printing and shipping is handled by Printify/Printful and their print providers across the globe.

You can use Placeit as a tool to help you sell your products from Printify and Printful.

How do I add a Placeit mockups to Printify/Printful?

You can add external images or mockups to the product listings in Printify and Printful and the moment, you can only add your own images through your online store that’s connected to one of the POD platforms such as Etsy or Shopify.

Can I use Printify/Printful mockups on Etsy?

Yes, you can use the mockups from Printify and Printful in your product listings on Etsy. They may work just fine for you in terms of generating clicks and sales but if you want to test out different images we recommend utilizing Placeit’s mockup library.

How do you download mockups from Printify/Printful?

The articles below show you how to download mockups from Printify and Printful:

• Printify mockup generator
• Printful mockup generator

Related articles & resources

• Best mockup websites for Etsy sellers
• Best mockup websites
• How to make a mockup without Photoshop
• How to create images of models wearing your designs
• How to create mockups in Canva
• T-shirt mockup generators
• Bella+Canvas mockup generators
• Print on demand mockups
• More mockup resources and templates

Wrapping things up

So, there you have it, that’s how you can use Placeit with Printify, Printful, and other similar print on demand platforms.

Placeit is an incredible tool in the arsenal of any print on demand seller, and can go a long way in helping you get more sale of your print on demand products. .

Enjoy creating, and if you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, leave a comment below!

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One of the best mockup generators around is Placeit’s. They have thousands of templates that you can use for a huge range of products.

In this article, we’re going to show you how to create mockups with Placeit, and how to utilize them effectively to promote your print on demand products.

Let’s get started.

Jump to a specific section:

• What is Placeit
• Why use Placeit to create mockups
• How to make mockups on Placeit
• Perfect POD mockups
• How to use Placeit mockups
• Free mockups on Placeit
• What else you can do with Placeit
• Alternatives
• FAQs

Before we dive into the article, if you’re considering getting a Placeit subscription to access unlimited downloads of thousands of high quality mockups then use the button below to get 15% off the lifetime of your subscription:

What is Placeit

We won’t bore you with a huge explanation of what Placeit is in this article as there’s a good chance that you’ve already had experience with the tool.

In short, Placeit is a browser-based design tool that anyone, regardless of their design skills and experience, can use to create a range of design assets including mockups, logos, social media content, videos, and much more.

There are some free templates or you can purchase individual premium designs, alternatively you can purchase a monthly or annual subscription to Placeit that gives you unlimited downloads.

The articles below give you a more in-depth introduction and walkthrough of everything Placeit has to offer:

• How to use Placeit: Beginners guide
• Placeit review

Why use Placeit to create mockups

Here are some of the main reasons you should be using Placeit mockups:

Images evoke a response

It’s important to use good visuals to promote your product designs.

People respond emotively to quality imagery, and having great images can go a long way to getting a sale or helping your products be remembered longer (so they might come back to buy later on).

Quality and consistent imagery can also help you develop a certain look and essence a memorable brand that people begin to trust.

Placeit mockups can go some way to helping you achieve this.

You can see a mockup image from an Etsy store below which is okay but the text design doesn’t sit quite right on the t-shirt, so we created a couple of mockups on Placeit that you can see below that we think could do a better job of promoting the product:

Mockups from Placeit:

Save time, money, and resources

You could hire models to wear your designs, or you could learn a complicated tool like Photoshop to make your own mockups, or simply use a browser-based tool like Placeit that has done all the hard work for you.

They’ve taken photos of thousands of products, worked with models of all backgrounds to wear/hold/use them, taken photos in different environments and settings, and created a tool that allows you to put your design on any of those images in seconds.

So, it’s a no brainer! You save time, money, and can focus on promoting your products.

Huge mockup library

Placeit has by far the most mockup templates on offer out of all the online mockup generators.

There are some great alternatives such as Smart Mockups but at the moment you won’t find a bigger mockup library anywhere else on the web.

Go beyond the standard mockups

Some print on demand platforms like Printful and Printify have their own inbuilt mockup generators.

The images they provide can be useful but often their mockup images aren’t the best. Placeit can provide you with additional mockups that are more engaging to help you promote your print on demand products and designs.

Below you can see an example of a standard Printify mockup for a Bella+Canvas 3005 t-shirt versus a mockup of the same product from Placeit.

We think the Placeit ones gives potential buyers a better idea of how the t-shirt will look and fit:

It’s super easy to use

The best part is that it’s insanely easy to create mockups on Placeit, and we show you the exact steps in the next section.

Related articles:

• How to make images of models wearing your designs
• Printful mockup generator
• Printify mockup generator

How to make mockups on Placeit

Creating mockups on Placeit is incredibly simple. Here are the steps to take:

Step 1: Go to your chosen category

Navigate to the mockup area on Placeit (this link takes you there) and use the filters on the left side to select the relevant mockup category.

For example, we’re going to choose ‘Tote bags’:

You can also simply input a search term into the search bar to find relevant mockups, or use the dropdown menu to find the relevant mockup category (although not all the mockup categories are available from the menu area):

The search bar option is particularly useful if you have a specific product in mind e.g. ‘Bella+Canvas 3001’ t-shirt:

Step 2: Choose your mockup template

To narrow down your search even further to find the perfect mockup you can use more filters.

For example, you can sort the mockups by ‘Best selling’ to see the most popular templates in your chosen category:

Or, if you have a specific model type in mind you can filter the results to show only relevant models. You can filter by gender, age, and ethnicity:

Once you’ve found your ideal template simply click on it and you will be taken to page where you can customize it.

Step 3: Customize your mockup

The customization options might be slightly different depending on the mockup template you choose but typically you’ll be able to change the product color at the very least.

Some templates allow you to add a background image or change the background color. In the template we chose you could change the product color, background color, or add/upload a background image:

If you’re creating a mockup for an existing product in your print on demand store, you can grab the color hex code from your print on demand platform and put that into Placeit so it will match up perfectly:

Now you can add the design that you want to see on the product by clicking the ‘Insert Image’ button (the button sometimes says ‘Drop File Here!’ too).

Placeit gives you the option to upload a design from your device, choose a recently uploaded design, or use a design that you created and downloaded previously on Placeit (Import from Downloads):

Resize and position the design so it looks how you want it to, and then press the ‘Crop’ button to confirm the design placement:

You can add additional design elements such as text fields and extra graphics by clicking the ‘+ Add’ button on the bottom left of the editor area:

Any new text or graphic elements will appear on the left side of the editor so you can customize them from there:

Once you’re happy with your mockup it’s time to download it. All you need to do is click the ‘Download’ button, and Placeit will produce a PNG file of the image for you. Easy as that!

Perfect mockups for print on demand

Whatever print on demand products you’re selling, there’s a very good chance Placeit will have a range of mockups that match your product that you can use to help promote it.

Here are just a few examples of mockups that are perfect for some of the products found on Printful and Printify:

T-shirts

• Bella+Canvas 3001 – over 300 templates
• Bella+Canvas 6681 – over 100 templates
• Bella+Canvas 3005 – over 20 templates
• Bella+Canvas 3501 – over 100 templates
• Gildan 5000 – over 50 templates
• Gildan 18000 – over 20 templates

Other apparel

• Hoodies – over 3,000 templates
• Sweatshirt – over 2,000 templates
• Bella+Canvas 8803 – over 15 templates
• Dad hat – over 200 templates
• Bucket hat – over 100 templates

Mugs & drinkware

• Mug – over 2,000 templates
• Enamel mug – over 100 templates
• Tumblers/Travel mugs – over 200 templates

Phone cases & grips

• iPhone case – over 200 templates
• Phone grips – over 40 templates

Bags

• Tote bag – over 700 templates
• Backpack – over 200 templates
• Fanny pack – over 30 templates
• Drawstring bag – over 40 templates

Art prints

• Canvas – over 1,500 templates
• Frames – over 150 templates
• Poster – over 300 templates

How to use Placeit mockups

The best thing to do with mockups from Placeit (or any other mockup source) is to check out the competition on the platform where you’re selling your product (e.g. Etsy) and see what kinds of mockups are being used by popular competing products.

Then find similar mockups from Placeit and test these out to see what works best for you. You can keep testing and over time you’ll have a solid set of mockups that you know work well with your product.

Placeit has thousands of templates so you can do plenty of testing and optimizing.

Here are some types of mockups from Placeit to test out for you product listings:

Realistic imagery

Placeit allows you to showcase your products in a realistic way so potential buyers can easily image themselves wearing or using the product.

Whether you’re using the images in product listings, social media content or ads, having realistic portrayals of your products is going to be useful, and is certainly worth testing out.

The mockup above (from Placeit) of an embroidered hat is a great example!

Lifestyle and environmental mockups

You can also test out different lifestyle and environmental mockup images to see what works best for your products.

These are particularly useful if you’re targeting very specific audiences.

Here are some examples of the different themes available on Placeit:

• Couples mockups
• Family mockups
• Pet mockups
• Sports mockups
• Hobby mockups
• Work environment mockups
• Cityscape mockups
• Nature mockups

Seasonal mockups

Here are some of the best seasonal themes available on Placeit:

• Christmas
• Halloween
• Mother’s day
• Father’s day
• New years
• Summer
• Winter
• Hanukkah
• Ramadan
• Easter

Video mockups

You can even create video mockups on Placeit (in seconds), these are perfect for your product listings (tests have shown that videos can help increase conversion rates on Etsy).

They can also be used for social media promotion!

Related articles:

• Video mockup generators
• T-shirt mockup videos

Bonus tip: Social media promotion

You can use Placeit mockups and video mockups to promote your products and get more sales via social media. Here’s a video that shares some great tips on the topic:

Get free mockups on Placeit

If you’re on a seriously tight budget you can get 100% free mockups on Placeit too.

They update their free template library often, and these usually contain a good number of mockups for a variety of products (there’s currently over 100 templates that are completely free).

So, be sure to check out what’s on offer there for a fantastic bargain!

What else you can do with Placeit

You can do plenty. Here’s some other things you can create with Placeit:

Merch designs

Print on demand sellers can create merch designs through Placeit.

They have over 17,000 templates for t-shirt designs but these can used on other products too.

Related articles:

• Best t-shirt design websites
• T-shirt design makers & software
• Where to get print on demand designs

Logos

If you’re a solopreneur, SMB, or just someone who wants to make their own logo then Placeit is a great tool.

They have over 19,000 templates for logo designs and these cover a huge range of niches, styles, and formats. They’re particularly strong when it comes to the gaming niche with over 5,000 logo templates alone in that category.

Related articles:

• Best logo makers
• Gaming logo makers
• Actually free logo makers
• Placeit logo maker review and guide

Social media content

You can create social media branding and content with Placeit. They have templates for all the major platforms including Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and more.

Twitch & gaming designs

If you’re a streamer you can can create Twitch designs with Placeit including overlays, panels, banners, webcam frames, emotes, and much more.

Placeit makes it incredibly easy and affordable to brand your who Twitch channel and live streams.

Related articles:

• How to make overlays without Photoshop
• Best overlay makers
• Twitch emote makers

YouTube designs

YouTubers can brand their whole channel and videos with Placeit. They have templates for thumbnails, banners, lower thirds, overlays, end cards, and more.

Related articles:

• YouTube banner makers
• YouTube thumbnail makers
• Placeit intro maker
• Best intro makers

Alternative mockup generators

There are quite a few Placeit alternatives that you can use if you don’t find what you’re after on Placeit’s mockup tool.

When it comes to creating mockups online, the best alternative at the moment is probably Smart Mockups, here’s a list of the best alternatives:

• Smart Mockups
• Media Modifier
• Artboard Studio
• Vexels
• Renderforest
• Mockit
• Mockup Mark
• Printiful
• Printify

Remember, if you’re considering getting a Placeit subscription to access unlimited downloads of thousands of high quality mockups and more, then use the button below to get 15% off the lifetime of your subscription:

FAQs

Answers to some commonly asked questions regarding Placeit’s mockup generator and mockups:

Are Placeit mockups free?

Yes, Placeit has a free templates section which refresh every so often. Usually there’s over 100 free mockups at any give time.

You can access the free mockups via this link.

What can I use instead of Placeit?

As mentioned previously, there are some awesome Placeit alternatives with the best being Smart Mockups. Here’s the full list of alternative mockup generators:

Be sure to check out our article – Best mockup websites – to discover other great resources for mockups.

How do you make a mockup on Placeit?

Follow the steps outlined earlier in this article. To summarize, here are the steps to creating mockups on Placeit:

1. Go to the relevant mockup category
2. Sort and browse the templates to find the perfect one
3. Customize the mockup image
4. Download it

It’s super easy to do!

How much does Placeit cost?

With Placeit you can either subscribe to get unlimited downloads or you can purchase individual templates.

Here’s a price breakdown:

• Some free templates
• Single mockup template: $7.95 USD
• Single design template: $2.95 USD
• Single video template: $9.95 USD
• Single logo template: $9.95 USD
• Monthly subscription: $14.95 USD
• Annal subscription: $89.69 USD

Remember, you can get 15% off the lifetime price of a Placeit subscription. Click here to get that deal.

Related articles & resources

• Placeit pricing guide
• Placeit discount and coupon
• Placeit free trial
• How to remove the Placeit watermark
• How to cancel your Placeit subscription
• Best mockup websites for Etsy sellers
• How to make mockups without Photoshop
• How to create mockups in Canva
• Print on demand mockups
• How to use Placeit with Printify & Printful

Wrapping things up

So, there you have it, that’s how you can quickly and easily create high-quality mockups using Placeit, and how to make the most of them.

Tools like Placeit and other online mockup generators make the process of creating product mockups for your print on demand store insanely easy.

Enjoy creating, and if you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, leave a comment below!

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We’ve sorted these WePik alternatives by category so you can find similar online design tools that have the tools and templates you need.

We’ve also included a few free options in case you’re on a tight budget.

Click on a link below to jump to a specific category:

• Alternatives for social media designs
• Alternatives for YouTube templates
• Alternatives for logos
• Alternatives for posters & flyers

WePik alternatives for social media graphics

WePik has a good selection of templates for all major social media platforms including Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Twitter, and others.

This includes posts, stories, banners, and other templates so you can easily create engaging content for all your social profiles.

There are quite a few quality alternative design tools when it comes to social media templates and graphics. Here are some of the best alternatives:

• Placeit (some free templates)
• Canva (some free templates)
• Adobe Express
• VistaCreate
• Snappa
• PicMonkey
• PixTeller
• Visme
• Biteable
• Poster My Wall
• Creatopy (some free templates)
• Stencil
• Pablo
• Design Cap
• Fotor
• Edit.org
• Easil

WePik alternatives for YouTube templates

If you’re a YouTuber looking to create graphics for your channel such as a logo, banner, thumbnails, and more then WePik has plenty of templates that you could utilize.

There are some better online tools out there that offer more variety and quality.

Here are some of the best YouTube template alternatives:

• Placeit (some free templates)
• InVideo
• Adobe Express
• VistaCreate
• Canva (some free templates
• Visme (some free templates)
• Snappa
• PicMonkey
• PosterMyWall
• Creatopy (some free templates)
• Desygner
• Renderforest
• Video Bolt
• BeFunky
• Biteable
• Veed.io
• Picmaker 
• Design Cap
• FotoJet

WePik alternatives for logos

When it comes to creating a logo for your brand, you have a few options. You can create it yourself, hire a logo designer through Fiverr or a similar site, or use an online logo maker.

WePik is a decent logo maker with some good templates that you can customize in no time (and for free) but there are some similar sites that offer better quality logo templates and tools:

• Placeit (some free templates)
• Canva
• Design Evo
• Fotor (some free templates) 
• Brand Crowd
• Wix
• Adobe Express (some free templates) 
• Logodesign.net
• VistaCreate
• The Hoth (free logos)
• Hatchful
• Design Cap (some free templates)

WePik alternatives for posters & flyers

When it comes to creating posters and flyers there are plenty of online tools out there, and WePik is amongst the best when in comes to 100% free options.

There are some tools that have more to offer than WePik. Here are some of the top alternatives:

• Placeit (some free templates)
• Canva (some free templates)
• VistaCreate
• PicMonkey
• Adobe Express
• PixTeller
• Visme
• Poster My Wall
• Creatopy (some free templates)
• Stencil
• Design Cap
• Fotor
• Edit.org
• Piktochart
• Easil

Wrapping things up…

So, there you have it. Some awesome WePik alternatives. 

There aren’t too many sites like WePik that offer what they do completely for free. However, for most templates categories there are some better alternatives, particularly if you’re willing to pay.

Enjoy creating your designs! Oh, and if you have any questions, comments, or have suggestions for other awesome sites like WePik, leave a comment below!

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We break it down for you in this article. Plus we have an exclusive discount link for you too!

There are three different pricing options:

1. Paid subscriptions
2. Individual templates
3. Free templates

Let’s dive into them.

Paid subscriptions

A paid Placeit account can be purchased either as a monthly or annual subscription. Here’s the price breakdown for those:

• Monthly fee: $14.95 USD
• Annual fee: $89.69 USD

The annual subscription works out at 50% cheaper, and we also have a 15% discount link for Design Hub readers, which brings the pricing down to the following:

• Monthly fee: $12.70 USD
• Annual fee: $76.23 USD

Click the button below to get the 15% lifetime discount:

Also, it’s worth noting that the subscriptions are non-lock in contracts so you can cancel your them any time you want.

Individual templates

You can also purchase single templates via Placeit rather than getting a paid subscription. The prices for these vary depending on the type of template that you’re buying:

• Single mockup template: $7.95 USD
• Single design template: $2.95 USD
• Single video template: $9.95 USD
• Single logo template: $9.95 USD

We recommend getting a Placeit subscription though as it offers so much more value (especially when you use our discount link to get 15% off).

As mentioned, it’s a rolling contract so you can cancel your subscription any time you want.

Free templates

Placeit also offers a range of free templates (over 250 at any given time) that they update on a monthly basis. You can access some incredible templates that can be downloaded in full resolution without a watermark.

Their free template range features mockups, design templates, videos, and some logo designs too so there’s bound to be something there that you can work with.

I if you’re in need of some inspiration for how you can utilize a Placeit subscription, here are some articles that might give you some ideas:

• How to use Placeit: Beginners tutorial
• Creating Twitch graphics with Placeit
• Placeit logo maker review and tutorial
• Placeit intro maker review
• Placeit review
• Placeit vs Smart Mockups
• How to make a t-shirt mockup
• How to place an image on a digital screen
• How to use Placeit with Printify & Printful

And here are some top notch Placeit alternatives.

Don’t forget, you can click on the button below to get a lifetime deal of 15% off your Placeit subscription:

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Here are the four options:

1. Get a Placeit subscription
2. Buy a single template
3. Use free templates
4. Remove watermark using other tools

Let’s dive into them.

Option 1: Get a Placeit subscription

If you’re a free Placeit user you’ll see watermarks on all the templates on the website (minus the free templates).

If you want remove all the watermarks, the best way to do this is to get a Placeit subscription. Once you’ve signed up to a paid plan anything you download with be watermark free and in full resolution.

Plus you avoid any copyright or legal issues by having a paid account.

With our discount link it’s even more affordable. With it you get 15% off the lifetime of your subscription.

That works out at $12.70 USD /month or $76.20 USD /year. It’s also a non-lock in contract so you can cancel your subscription any time you want. Click on the button below to get this deal:

Option 2: Buy a single template

If you don’t want to get a Placeit subscription you can also buy individual templates. The prices for these vary depending on the type of template that you’re buying:

• Single mockup template: $7.95 USD
• Single design template: $2.95 USD
• Single video template: $9.95 USD
• Single logo template: $9.95 USD

For even better value you can get an unlimited Placeit subscription. We recommend using our discount link to get 15% off a Placeit subscription.

As mentioned, it’s a rolling contract so you can cancel your subscription any time you want.

Option 3: Use free templates

Placeit has a range of free templates (over 250 at any given time) that they update on a monthly basis. So you can access some fantastic templates that can be downloaded in full resolution without a watermark.

Their free template range features mockups, design templates, videos, and some logo designs too so there’s bound to be a free template to fit your needs.

Option 4: Use other tools to remove the watermarks

You can use a few different online tools to quickly remove the Placeit watermark from images and videos, but keep in mind that the results are unlikely to look 100% perfect.

Plus you can only download low resolution videos from Placeit for free with a watermark so you can only access the full resolution images and videos if you pay for it.

Image watermark removal tools:

• WatermarkRemover.io
• Pixcut

Video watermark removal tools:

• Online-Video-Cutter
• Media.io

Remember, the easiest, quickest, and quite frankly best way to remove the Placeit watermarks on all templates including logos, videos, and mockups is to get a Placeit subscription.

Click on the button below to get a lifetime deal of 15% off your Placeit subscription:

Also, if you’re in need of some inspiration for how you can utilize a Placeit subscription, here are some articles that might give you some ideas:

• How to use Placeit: Beginners tutorial
• Creating Twitch graphics with Placeit
• Placeit logo maker review and tutorial
• Placeit intro maker review
• Placeit review
• Placeit vs Smart Mockups
• How to make a t-shirt mockup
• How to place an image on a digital screen
• How to use Placeit with Printify & Printful

And if you’re looking for sites like Placeit that allow you to download designs without a watermark you should check out these awesome Placeit alternatives.

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Here are the exact steps you need to take to cancel you account:

1. Log into your Placeit account
2. Hover over your username and click on ‘My account’ in the dropdown menu
3. Click on ‘Cancel my subscription’
4. Choose a reason for your cancellation
5. Click the ‘Cancel My Subscription’ button

Before we dive into the cancellation steps with visuals: If the subscription price is the main issue for you, as a Design Hub reader you can get a lifetime 15% off your Placeit subscription with our exclusive discount coupon.

That means you can cancel your current account and resubscribe for either $12.70 USD /month or $76.20 USD /year. All you have to do is click on the button below and signup again.

Now onto the cancellation steps…

Step 1: Navigate to ‘My account’

Log into your Placeit account then hover over your username (it will be top right of the screen on desktop devices) and click on ‘My Account’ in the dropdown menu that appears:

Step 2: Click on ‘Cancel my subscription’

When the ‘My Account’ page loads, scroll down to the bottom of the page and click on ‘Cancel my subscription’ at the bottom right of the page:

Step 3: Choose a reason for canceling

The next step is to select the reason for canceling your account:

Whatever reason you select, you’ll be given the option to pause your Placeit subscription for 1 month (after which it will restart the payments again).

All that’s left is to click the ‘Cancel My Subscription’ button and you’ll have successfully canceled your Placeit account.

After you’ve clicked on the ‘Cancel My Subscription’ button you’ll be taken back your ‘My Account’ page where you should see a bit of red text saying ‘Subscription will be cancelled’:

A ‘Resume my subscription’ button will also appear here incase you want to restart your paid subscription.

If you have any problems canceling your account you can reach out to the Placeit team via email: support@placeit.net or send them a message via the contact form on their contact page.

Remember, if you do cancel your Placeit subscription and you want to signup again at a discounted rate, click on the button below to get a lifetime deal of 15% off your Placeit subscription:

Also, if you’re in need of some inspiration for how you can use your Placeit subscription, here are some articles that might give you some ideas:

• How to use Placeit: Beginners tutorial
• Creating Twitch graphics with Placeit
• Placeit logo maker review and tutorial
• Placeit intro maker review
• Placeit review
• Placeit vs Smart Mockups
• How to make a t-shirt mockup
• How to place an image on a digital screen
• How to use Placeit with Printify & Printful

And if you’re 100% sure you want to try out a different online design software you should check out these incredible Placeit alternatives.

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Canva and Venngage are two popular online design tools that offer users the ability to create professional-looking designs all within their browser and with no design experience needed.

Below we’ve covered the top level differences between Venngage and Canva to help you make an informed decision on which tool is best for you.

Let’s get into it.

Jump to a specific section:

• Overview
• Templates

Overview

Here’s a top level comparison of the two products:

Which is the best tool?

We’ll update this article with a full breakdown and comparison of the various aspects of the two online design tools, but for now based factors such as overall value for money, ease of use, template library, and more we’d recommend investing your time and money into Canva.

As an all round online graphic design software Canva is ahead of Venngage currently. It simply has a lot more to offer when it comes to their template range, video creation, social media content, additional features, and third party integrations that make it so easy to create stunning designs.

As a student, teacher, or educator, Venngage is a great tool as it allows you to create really detailed infographics, presentations, and posters. It’s very easy and intuitive, particularly when it comes to creating those types of designs.

However, you can only create and share five designs on Venngage for free, and you can’t download any designs for free. So, with that in mind along with the previously mentioned reasons, we would certainly recommend Canva ahead of Venngage at the moment.

What are Canva and Venngage?

Canva and Venngage are both online graphic design tools that allow you to create designs and videos. Both are incredibly easy to use, so whatever your previous design experience should be able to access either tool and get up and running very quickly.

Both products allow you to create designs from a blank canvas or utilize their range of pre-made templates that cover a broad range of categories (although Canva’s offering is a lot bigger at the moment).

Venngage initially launched primarily as an infographic maker and this remains one of their strongest areas (although they have plenty to offer in other areas too) whilst Canva is an all round design tool suitable for hobbyist designers all the way up to business users.

Templates

Here are some of the main template categories available on both tools:

Canva and Venngage both offer plenty of great-looking predesigned templates in similar categories. However, as you can see Canva has a lot more templates on offer in every category. If you want a plethora of choices when it comes to templates, Canva is the best option.

Canva also has plenty of template categories that aren’t currently covered on Venngage:

Templates unique to Canva

Here are a few examples of template options unique to Canva:

• Magazines & magazine covers
• eBook covers
• Album covers
• Whiteboards
• Websites
• Animated logos
• TikTok videos
• Podcast covers
• T-shirt designs
• Mug designs
• Mockups
• Video collages
• YouTube intros and outros
• Twitch graphics
• And much more!

Templates unique to Venngage

We couldn’t find any unique template categories on Venngage that aren’t currently available on Canva too.

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Wrapping things up

This article will be expanded into a full review of how Venngage and Canva compare, so stay tuned for that.

In the meantime, we hope this comparison article helped you!

Venngage is a fantastic tool, particularly for users looking to make infographics and presentations, but at the moment Canva is a little bit ahead as a fully fledged online design software.

Why not try both out for yourself to see which one suits your needs.

Enjoy getting creative, and let us know in the comments which tool you prefer and why!

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Canva and Piktochart are two popular online design tools that offer users the ability to create professional-looking designs all within their browser and with no design experience needed.

Below we’ve covered the top level differences between Piktochart and Canva to help you make an informed decision on which tool is best for you.

Let’s get into it.

Jump to a specific section:

• Overview
• Templates

Overview

Here’s a top level comparison of the two products:

Which is the best tool?

We’ll update this article with a full breakdown and comparison of the various aspects of the two online design tools, but for now based factors such as overall value for money, ease of use, template range, and more we’d recommend investing your time and money into Canva.

As an all round online graphic design software Canva is quite a bit ahead of Piktochart currently. Canva simply has a lot more to offer when it comes to their template range, video creation, social media content, additional tools, and third party integrations that make it so easy to create stunning designs.

However, if you’re looking to create infographics and presentations that feature visually appealing charts, maps, and other data visualizations then Piktochart is a great tool. Those two categories are by far this strongest parts of Piktochart’s offering and their tools, templates, and features make it very easy to create and share them.

Piktochart also has a few video editing tools that aren’t currently available on Canva.

What are Canva and Piktochart?

Canva and Piktochart are both online graphic design tools that allow you to create designs, videos, and edit photos with ease. No matter what your design experience it’s a total breeze to jump onto to either tool and get creating immediately.

Both products allow you to create designs from a blank canvas or utilize their range of pre-made templates that cover a broad range of categories (although Canva’s offering is much larger at the moment).

Piktochart started life off as primarily an infographic maker and this remains one of their strongest areas (although they’re improving in other areas too) whilst Canva is an all round design tool suitable for hobbyist designers all the way up to business users.

Both products are extremely user-friendly and have simple and intuitive user interfaces that most people should have no problems adapting to very quickly.

They also a range of additional tools that make creating designs even quicker such as background remover, design resize, filters, effects, animations, and so much more.

Templates

Here are some of the main template categories available on both tools:

Canva and Piktochart both offer plenty of great-looking predesigned templates in similar categories. However, as you can see Canva has plenty more templates to offer in almost every category. If you want a plethora of choices when it comes to templates, Canva is the best option.

Canva also has plenty of template categories that aren’t currently covered on Piktochart:

Templates unique to Canva

Here are a few examples of template options unique to Canva:

• Magazines & magazine covers
• eBooks & covers
• Catalogs
• Album covers
• Whiteboards
• Websites
• Logos and animated logos
• TikTok videos
• Podcast covers
• T-shirt designs
• Mug designs
• Mockups
• Video collages
• YouTube graphics
• Twitch graphics
• And even more!

Templates unique to Piktochart

We couldn’t find any unique template categories on Piktochart that aren’t currently available on Canva too.

However, as mentioned previously, when it comes to video editing Piktochart does offer some unique tools and photo effects that can’t be found on Canva at the moment such as:

• Video subtitles
• Auto video transcriptions (60 languages)
• Convert video transcripts into blog posts

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• Canva vs PicMonkey
• Venngage vs Canva

Wrapping things up

This article will be expanded into a full review of how Piktochart and Canva compare, so stay tuned for that.

In the meantime, we hope this comparison article helped you!

Piktochart is a fantastic tool, particularly for users looking to make infographics and presentations, but at the moment Canva is a little bit ahead as a fully fledged online design software.

Why not try both out for yourself to see which one suits your needs.

Enjoy getting creative, and let us know in the comments which tool you prefer and why!

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Canva and GoDaddy Studio are two online graphic design tools that offer users the ability to easily create designs and content either via their browser or through one of their mobile apps.

Below we’ve covered the top level differences between GoDaddy Studio and Canva to help you make an informed decision on which tool is best fit for your needs.

Let’s get into it.

Jump to a specific section:

• Overview
• Templates

Overview

Here’s a top level comparison of the two products:

Which is the best tool?

We’ll update this article with a full breakdown and comparison of the various aspects of the two online design tools, but for now based factors such as overall value for money, ease of use, template range, and more we’d recommend investing your time and money into Canva.

As a complete online graphic design software Canva is lightyears ahead of GoDaddy Studio. It has so much more to offer with regards to its template range and quality, third party integrations, video creation tools, and many other areas.

That being said, if you’re an existing GoDaddy user and subscriber then GoDaddy Studio is a great addition to your toolkit that you should utilize. They do have plenty of quality tools and templates to help you create engaging designs and content, plus some additional options via the mobile app versions.

What are Canva and GoDaddy Studio?

Canva and GoDaddy Studio are both online graphic design tools that allow you to create designs, and videos with ease. Whether you’re completely new to the online design tool world or you have some experience you should have no problems learning either platform.

Both tools allow you to create designs from a blank canvas or utilize their libraries of predesigned templates that cover a broad range of categories (although Canva’s is significantly larger).

GoDaddy Studio started life off as a simple photo editing app (formerly called Over) to a fully fledged graphic design tool today. They’re consistently improving the product but it’s still far away from Canva’s offering at the present. tie.

However, both products are extremely user-friendly and have simple and intuitive user interfaces that most people will be able to learn very quickly.

They also a range of additional tools that make creating designs even quicker such as background remover, design resize, filters, effects, animations, and much more.

Templates

Here are some of the main template categories available on both tools:

Canva and GoDaddy Studio both offer plenty of great-looking predesigned templates in similar categories. However, as you can see Canva has so many more templates to offer in almost every single category. If you want more options when it comes to templates, Canva is the obvious choice.

Canva also has plenty of template categories that aren’t currently covered on GoDaddy Studio:

Templates unique to Canva

Here are a few examples of template options unique to Canva:

• Magazines & magazine covers
• eBooks & covers
• Catalogs
• Portfolios
• Album covers
• Whiteboards
• Animated logos
• TikTok videos
• Podcast covers
• T-shirt designs
• Mug designs
• Mockups
• Video collages
• YouTube intro/outros
• Twitch templates
• And even more!

Templates unique to GoDaddy Studio

We couldn’t find any unique template categories on GoDaddy Studio that aren’t currently available on Canva at the moment.

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• Canva alternatives
• Canva Pro review

Related comparisons

• Adobe Express vs Canva
• Visme vs Canva
• Postermywall vs Canva
• Snappa vs Canva
• Flipsnack vs Canva
• Placeit vs Canva
• Crello vs Canva
• Canva vs PicMonkey
• Piktochart vs Canva
• Venngage vs Canva

Wrapping things up

This article will be expanded into a full review of how GoDaddy Studio (Over) and Canva compare, so stay tuned for that.

In the meantime, we hope this comparison article helped you!

GoDaddy Studio is a good tool, particularly for existing paying GoDaddy subscribers, but at the moment Canva is ahead as a fully fledged online design software.

Why not try both out for yourself to see which one suits your needs.

Enjoy getting creative, and let us know in the comments which tool you prefer and why!

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