Prepare a digital product listing, review files and images, publish to Printara Marketplace, and check the Pinterest and Etsy handoff.
Free video tutorial from Printara Academy, 2 min 14 s. Narration in English, Czech, French, Spanish, Japanese, Korean, German. No account needed to watch.
The narration of this video, from its captions.
0:00 Let's turn an existing Printara model into a product listing. We'll choose where to sell, review the generated listing, and check what arrives on the connected platforms.
0:10 Open the model in your library and choose Sell. First, check that its files and images represent what the buyer will receive, and that you have the right to sell the content.
0:22 Select Printara Marketplace and any external destinations you want to use. Connect the required accounts first. Different platforms have different workflows, so sending a listing isn't always the same as publishing it.
0:35 Choose the product type carefully. A digital listing sells files. A physical listing needs the details of the item you'll deliver, including fulfillment and shipping. For this tutorial, we'll use digital.
0:49 Choose AI Generate Digital Listing to create a first draft. This gives you a starting point for the title, description, and tags. You're still responsible for checking that every claim is accurate.
1:01 Review the description, set your price, and check the category and tags. Confirm the included formats. Don't promise colors, supports, or other extras unless they're actually part of the download.
1:15 When the listing is ready, choose Publish and wait for confirmation. Printara confirms its own marketplace result here. Check the outcome for each selected external destination as well.
1:26 Pinterest works as promotion: the product pin links people back to your listing. Check the destination link and the image, so visitors arrive at the product they're expecting.
1:37 On Etsy, open the new draft and review the imported details. Check the digital download, pricing, and images before publishing. A draft is a useful handoff, not a finished listing you can ignore.
1:50 Choose a clear cover image and arrange the remaining photos to explain the product. Review Etsy's remaining settings, then publish when the offer and the files are ready for buyers.
2:01 That's the workflow: prepare the files, show the product clearly, review the listing, and verify each destination. Keep the buyer's expectations aligned with exactly what you're selling.
Not necessarily. In the tutorial Etsy receives a draft. You open it in Etsy, review the imported details, the digital download, pricing and images, and publish it there.
Pinterest works as promotion: the product pin links people back to your listing. Check the destination link and the image so visitors arrive at the product they expect.
Use it as a first draft for the title, description and tags. You are still responsible for every claim, and you should not promise colors, supports or extras that are not part of the download.
Yes. The narration is available in English, Czech, French, Spanish, Japanese, Korean and German, with a transcript of each version. The recorded Printara interface stays in English.
Loading tutorials...