A customer uploads a logo once. Instant Merch shows it on every product in your store that can carry it, at the print size that suits each one, and lets them pick colors, sizes and quantities for all of them in one checkout.
After the upload, the customer sees the artwork on each kind of product at the size it is normally printed there, and picks the one to order.
One crest on tees, hoodies, bags and caps for the whole season, ordered in one go.
Staff apparel and event merch from the logo they already have, without a mockup request.
Upload a logo and see a full merch line before ordering a single piece.
How print shops use Instant Merch to turn one logo into a bigger order, and what to prepare before you offer it.
A customer who came for twelve shirts sees their logo on every product you sell that can carry it: hoodies, caps, bags, drinkware. Seeing the whole range with their own artwork can turn a single-product order into a merch order, without a mockup request to your team.
The customer picks colors, sizes and quantities for each product, sees the total as they go and checks out once in your store.
Instant Merch checks the artwork against each product before showing it. By default artwork must reach 150 DPI at the size it would print on a product to be shown there, and anything below 300 DPI carries a warning, so a small logo appears on the products it suits and is left off the ones it would print soft on.
Few customers know that a left-chest logo is about four inches across. Instant Merch offers popular placement sizes, such as left chest, full front or hat front, fits the artwork inside each at its own proportions and says when the artwork's resolution or your largest size limits one. Customers can still type their own size.
You choose which products take part. Switch Instant Merch on for a product and prepare it with one action, which uses the product's existing print areas, methods, variants and pricing, so there is no second catalog to keep. On Shopify you add the Instant Merch block to your product template in the theme editor, without editing theme code.
Everything the customer picked goes into your Shopify or WooCommerce cart together, at the prices your pricing setups give. The paid order reaches production with the artwork on each item, so nobody rebuilds the design product by product.
Instant Merch is in Complete and Dedicated, next to the Design Studio and the Gang Sheet Builder. Core includes one design engine and not Instant Merch.
Pick the products you want customers to see, make sure each has its print areas and prices, and ask your best customers for their logo as a vector or a large PNG. Upload one yourself first: what you see is what your customer will see.
Complete and Dedicated. Core includes one design engine, the Design Studio or the Gang Sheet Builder, and not Instant Merch.
Only the products in your store that can print that artwork, each shown with it at a print size that suits the product. Products that cannot carry the artwork are left out.
Yes. It shows the products you sell at the prices your pricing setups give. Customers pick colors, sizes and quantities for each product and see the total as they go.
Yes. Everything goes into your Shopify or WooCommerce cart together, and each item reaches production with its artwork.
It offers the sizes customers know by name, such as left chest, center chest or full front, and fits the artwork inside each at its own proportions. Every preview shows its print size in inches, and customers can still type their own size.
By default artwork must reach 150 DPI at the size it would print on a product to be shown there, and anything below 300 DPI carries a warning. A small logo appears on the products it suits and is left off the ones it would print soft on.
Instant Merch is in the Complete plan, next to the Design Studio and the Gang Sheet Builder.
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