The fastest and simplest way to start selling your printable is to construct an Etsy store, a go-to site for many types of printables. Other online choices for selling your printable version are Fiverr and Creative Market. If you would like more control over your printing business, you can build your own online store.
Both programmes are great in their own ways. Canva is designed for a crowd of non-designers, while Photoshop is a professional level program that can be used for simple graphics design with some cool features. If you're a complete newbie, Canva with no design skills would probably be a better option for you.
DTG Printing is also the best option if you are looking to print just a few (1-5) t-shirts, since it is as easy as loading a blank shirt into the DTG Printing machine and printing directly on it, while screen printing requires you to print your t-shirt through a multi-step, back-breaking process.
For web graphics, especially logos, illustrations, and graphs, PNG images are ideal. If images are edited and saved multiple times, PNG is also a top choice. For printing, PDF images are ideal, particularly for graphic design, posters, and flyers.
If you have the original source file from which the PDF was created, re-create the PDF. Open the file in the original program (like a word processor or a program for page layout). Select File > Print, then choose the option to save a PDF file. Please open the new PDF file and try printing it again.
At Canva, they create templates for their users. However, they also welcome people who would like to create and sell their own Canva-made designs as templates that others can use on their platform. This means that, while it is not possible to resell the templates that they have created, you can create your own templates to sell to other Canva users.
You can access your document history when this feature is enabled by opening the Devices and Printers menu, right-clicking the printer that you are currently using, and selecting the See What's Printing tab that appears in the associated menu.
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