7 Midjourney Print on Demand Tips (NEED TO KNOW!)

Step-by-Step Tutorial: 7 Midjourney Print on Demand Tips

Tip 1: Time-Saving Techniques for T-Shirt Design

1. Use the parameter --repeat to repeat a prompt multiple times in Midjourney.
2. After running the prompt, quickly paste in multiple prompts using the upwards arrow.
3. To get more accurate results for print on demand, add --no at the end of your prompt to exclude mock-ups.
4. Experiment with permutations by using brackets to create variations of prompts for different designs or locations.
5. Add parameters like --s for stylized variations or --v4 for different models to compare results.

Tip 2: Describing Images with Midjourney

1. Use the /describe function in Midjourney to generate prompts for describing images.
2. Select a screenshot or image from your device and let Midjourney suggest prompts based on the image.
3. Run the prompts to see variations of the original image in different styles.

Tip 3: Using Vectorizer AI for Artwork

1. Visit Vectorizer AI, a free tool for vectorizing images, and drag and drop an image to convert it into a scalable vector format.
2. Download the vector file for further editing or customization in vector editing software.
3. Vector files are infinitely scalable and allow for easy color changes or modifications to the design.

Tip 4: Background Removal with Adobe Express

1. Use Adobe Express, a free tool, to remove backgrounds from AI-generated images.
2. Upload your image, refine the edges, and download the PNG file with the background removed for print on demand use.

Tip 5: Exploring Pattern Design with Midjourney

1. Watch the video recommended by Philip Anders to learn how to create and sell pattern designs using Midjourney.
2. Follow the step-by-step guide in the video to enhance your print on demand skills.

By following these tips and utilizing the suggested tools, you can enhance your print on demand workflow, save time, and achieve better results in your designs. Experiment with different techniques and tools to find what works best for your creative process.