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WooCommerce Product Designer
The most modern product designer for WooCommerce, free on WordPress.org. Customers design on the product page; Pro adds your own products and a 3D view.

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PrintBlob is a product designer for WooCommerce shops that print their own orders: t-shirts, hoodies, mugs, bags and more. Shoppers place photos, logos and text on the product page, typing straight onto the product, in every colour you sell, and every order keeps its design. Free on...
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As answered by people managing Diffee and PrintBlob.
PrintBlob's answer:
The 3D view is made from the shop's own two product photos, so there are no 3D models to make. Every order carries print-ready files at the print area's exact size: a 300 DPI PNG, a vector PDF and an SVG per printed side, plus a CMYK PDF through the printer's own ICC profile. And it all runs on the shop's own WordPress, with no fee on sales.
PrintBlob's answer:
Hosted designers charge a monthly plan, and often a share of every sale. PrintBlob is a plugin on your own server: no fee on sales and no product limit. The designer itself is free on WordPress.org and complete on its own; PrintBlob Pro adds what a shop that prints needs at the press: your own products, back and sleeve printing, the 3D view, print-ready files and a print queue.
PrintBlob's answer:
WooCommerce shops that print their own orders: t-shirt and merchandise printers using DTF, DTG, screen printing, sublimation or vinyl, who want customers to design on the product page and want every order to arrive with files ready to print.
PrintBlob's answer:
A WordPress plugin for WooCommerce in PHP. The designer is TypeScript on Fabric.js; the 3D view is three.js, drawn on the GPU; the print files are made in the customer's browser, the PDFs with PDFKit and text set with HarfBuzz; CMYK conversion uses Little CMS.
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