NinjaPOD: DTF Print on Demand

The remove background tool works the best in my experience. The printing is high quality and have had no returns due to bad images so far. Customer service has been great and understands the fickle nature of some customers and will go out of their way to help newbies in the space.

Better mock up and product viewing needed (zooming). Also ease of multiple selection of item with graphic variation for a T-shirt. For example same graphic, but needs adjusting on different color shirts. App not easy to figure out.

Just downloaded this app after using Printify an Printful for years.

Some things I like:

It's Super easy to publish to your Shopify Store. One Button!

Each Step is very user friendly, and I was able to set it up quickly.

The catalogue is huge! Lots coming soon too.

It has options to view the product on Shopify, unpublish, edit, save as template, duplicate and archive, all on the same page as the product editing page. Instead of separate pages.

They also tell you up front what the inventory looks like, as opposed to red text after you've published a product.

Things I DON'T love, that could use some updates:

Editing the Profit margins is very complicated to locate. You have to select all the products and click a small "bulk edit" button. It caused some Minor Frustration.

I'm not finding an option to edit colors separately.

You also have to select the colors before proceeding to the edit page (you can add or subtract more later)

You're only allowed 6 colors (It Makes sense in a way, but I like being able to offer all colors with specific designs for lights and darks under one product listing).

The Pre-listed description of products, doesn't list enough detail, or add any ad language. I have to go in and edit each description to add details and sales language. Whereas, the others already have something loaded that I can make minor edits to.

I'm not seeing any AOP products, or items you can edit multiple sides. It looks like mostly traditional logo placements.

Lastly, I had to give it 4 stars for the over-use of AI. The actors in the ads are AI, and a lot of the shop function is also AI powered. As a store that is catering to artists, it's a bit in poor taste not to hire them for their marketing. I am disappointed in that aspect of this company.

Overall, I'm going to see how a few items do, and order some samples. The prices honestly seem pretty comparable to Printify, but they do have some less expensive options of products that are spendy otherwise.