Reviews for Printful: Print on Demand

I use this app to create and drop ship the merchandise in my store. I love it. I create the designs in Canva, upload them to Printful, and Printful sends it directly to my store.

Printful's quality of products are fantastic. My customers love the product! I am a professional textile designer with over 30 years of experience printing. Ilove how easy it is for me to design very complex prints and artwork and have the designs turn out fabulous. The customer service team is awesome!

Even though I am still confused when it comes to this printing business, Printful/Shopify has made this a walk in the park so far. Thanks!

App is very robust. Way better than any of the other print on demand apps. Haven't tested any samples yet.

This app makes starting your on clothing line a breeze. The customer support and the suggestions are very helpful

It helped me add the products I was looking to add to my store. I like that I could add tags and collections before pushing to my store.

The most useful app. It helped me to grow my business. My first experience and btw the best! thanks you so much!

I love how simple it is to us Printful and everything is finished and ready to go in a reasonable amount of time so my customers or myself is satisfied. Thank you

The integration is seamless - everything is up and running instantly. We had no roadblock in the integration process even though we are noobs at this

Fantastic App! Would be great if you were able to add the same design to multiple products in bulk quickly though!

Liking the new mock ups for tshirts! Makes the tshirts look absolutely brilliant! Looking forward to selling now!

Awesome app. Smooth, painless. One or two glitches (although might be UX when inside Shopify). Tried several POD suppliers and don't want to move from this one.

Just made my first design. So far, no complaints whatsoever! Hopefully it'll continue to be great for a long time to come.

Best way to be off-hands with fashion ecommerce, no risk, very automated, you sacrifice in money but if time is of essence, this is great

Great platform for creating quality merchandise which is easy to load to your Shopify store. Highly recommended!

The Printful app has been great! Really easy to create and sync products to my store, and when there are any print issues, the customer service team is quick to remedy whatever the issue may be. Highly recommend if you're looking for a print-on-demand service.

love it so easy to use and where others may have fallen short Printful surely did not and exceeded.....

So far so AWESOME! Game changing opportunity. I'm new but it's easy to learn. Many great reviews from users. My new endeavor.Thank You!

I like what they are doing, HOWEVER I would love to see more BLACK and plus size models. That's my only concern here. I would like to see all races. When I was chatting with someone on printful all the could do was recommend me to go elsewhere to find people of color (THAT WAS THE TERMINOLOGY THAT WAS USED. smh. A little disappointed. A big change is need here. Thank you! The revised the post and the original response they gave me.

The Printful app is pretty intuitive and easy to use. I appreciate that they print all their own products rather than outsourcing printing. Also, their support is great.

i love this app so easy to use and looks great on the web site when you have finished everyone should give it a go

UPDATE 2: Back to 1 star. I am very shocked with how the customer support handles problems. UPDATE, bumping my 1 star to 2: The short of it is Printful might be totally fine for you if you just want to slap some designs on t-shirts and then sell them on Etsy without any regard for quality. But if you want to start a brand and are concerned about quality, this probably isn't for you. The main reasons for this are: poor customer support, a painful mockup editor experience, and a lack of variety in the t-shirt options (not enough heavy cotton a la streetwear, too many soft fitted tees that warp/stretch/don't last). The editor in particular is rough. Using it is a painfully haphazard experience. For example, if you have different versions of the same design (i.e. the same design in white (for dark shirts) and the same design in black (for light shirts)), you have to manually re size and position them separately. The grid is useless for getting the placement identical between these two designs, so you wind up having to move things just a touch, save, check the mock up, then go back and adjust again if needed. Either that or you can settle for your customer clicking between product images and noticing that one design is slightly higher than the other. A small thing to notice, but it makes a world of difference in presenting your brand in a professional way. A good brand should have consistency and avoid simple mistakes like that. And then when it comes to resizing the image, you have to drag the corner of the design while watching the DPI go up or down. Thing is, it doesn't go up or down by 1 DPI at a time. If you have one design perfectly placed and sized at 377 DPI and now you're trying to match another design identically, the DPI will constantly jump between 373 and 378. Again, resulting in a difference that is super tiny, but makes a huge difference in your brand image and consistency across product variants. Other limitations of the editor include not being able to edit the design on the mockup that you will actually use. Let's say you want your mockups to be flat product shots. You'll still have to edit the shirt on a doofy looking model. This again results in too much work between editing and understanding how your final product will look. If you want to get artsy and do a black design on a black shirt, your mockup will be a plain black shirt--no design in sight. Even in other cases (not pure black ink on black fabric), large areas of black in a design will be replaced with the fabric of the shirt. The problem is, that's not how the actual product will look. The black will be printed (that's the beauty of DTG, no limitations on screens like screenprinting), but that means what your customer sees on the mockup vs what they will actually receive after purchase look totally different. I'm hoping for improvements in the future. If I'm so frustrated, why do I continue to use it? Because it does the bare minimum for now. For now is the key there. Right now I'm using Printful as a foundation for building my brand with limited capital, but if my brand grows to a point where I can leave printful OR if competition springs up that can address these issues, I currently don't see many compelling reasons to continue using it.

I just love printtful. They are fast, produce quality work and continue add additional great products.

I like it, easy to use and good products. I use it for my shopify shop and as a beginner it is just the right app for me

This app is great .. easy to use and much comfortable and has a lot of options In my opinion this app lost one star because of the high rate in shipping I hope there will be any better rates for shipping