Wix Stores: Setting Up Dropshipping with Printful
Tip:You can now create Printful dropshipping for print on demand products right in the Wix dashboard. Learn how to create POD products in Wix. After you connect your store to Printful, you can start creating products to sell in your Wix store.  Printful is a print on demand service. This means that you can add products to your store with no subscription fees, no minimums, and no need to purchase inventory. You only pay when a customer places an order.Step 1 | Add the Printful appWix EditorStudio EditorDashboard
Go to your editor. Click Add Apps  on the left side of the editor. Search for the Printful: Print on Demand app in the search bar. Click Add to Site. Review the permissions and click Add to Site. Select an option:
    
Create a new account Connect an existing account   Click to connect your Wix Store to the email address associated with your Printful account. (For new accounts) Follow the instructions in the email you received to confirm your email address.
Go to your editor. Click App Market  on the left side of the editor. Click App Market. Search for the Printful: Print on Demand app in the search bar. Click Add to Site. Review the permissions and click Add to Site. Select an option:
    
Create a new account Connect an existing account   Click to connect your Wix Store to the email address associated with your Printful account. (For new accounts) Follow the instructions in the email you received to confirm your email address.
Go to the Wix App Market in your site's dashboard. Search for the Printful: Print on Demand app in the search bar. Click Add to Site. Review the permissions and click Add to Site. Select an option:
    
Create a new account Connect an existing account   Click to connect your Wix Store to the email address associated with your Printful account. (For new accounts) Follow the instructions in the email you received to confirm your email address.Step 2 | Connect your store and start creating productsLog in to Printful and select the Stores tabs in the Printful dashboard. If not already connected, click Add next to your Wix store.You're now ready to create your first product and set pricing. Watch TutorialWatch tutorials:Learn how to:
Add products Create product templatesStep 3 | Set up shippingPrintful ships worldwide. Make sure you set up shipping in your Wix dashboard, and take into consideration Printful shipping costs. You can charge for shipping separately or you might want to increase the product price so that it covers the shipping cost and then offer free shipping - the choice is yours. If you prefer to charge different shipping rates for your Printful products than for other products, set that up using the Shipping Rate by Product method. Let's look at an example:Show me an exampleMaria sells original artwork in framed canvases. Because these items are large and heavy, she charges $20 for shipping. Maria has decided to use Printful to sell her designs on t-shirts. She wants to set up much lower shipping costs for Printful products, ones that reflect the actual shipping costs. To do this, Maria creates two product groups (one for paintings and one for t-shirts) and assigns each one shipping costs for each region she ships to. Learn how to set up shipping using the Shipping Rate by Product method.
Read Printful's recommendations on how to configure shipping for Wix Stores Learn most about Printful's worldwide delivery timesStep 4 | Add a billing method in PrintfulAfter a customer pays for a purchase of a Printful product, (or when you mark an order as "Paid"), the next step is to pay Printful so they can fulfill the order. You can handle payments to Printful in a number of ways. Automatically charging your billing method for each orderYou can save one or more credit cards and/or PayPal as billing methods. Each order that comes in is automatically billed. The advantage of this method is that it happens automatically, without you having to take any action after setup. The disadvantage is that you may prefer not to have each order billed separately in your billing method, if you have a high volume of orders.To set up automatic payment, add a billing method in the Printful dashboard. Learn more about the Printful WalletManually depositing to your Printful walletIf you prefer not to have your billing method charged for each order that comes in, you can manually deposit funds into the wallet. Printful then withdraws funds from the wallet for each order. As you make more sales and the funds draw down, you will eventually need to deposit funds into the wallet. To get started, add the first sum to your wallet.Automatic deposits to your Printful walletAfter manually depositing to your Printful Wallet and saving your billing method for future orders, you can make sure your wallet doesn't run out of funds by setting up auto recharge.  You set how much you want to add to your wallet (e.g. $200). When an order comes in that can't be paid with the money left in the wallet, the amount you set is charged (in this case $200).This method has the advantage of being automatic so each order is paid for as soon as it comes it, but without charging each order separately.    Learn more about the Printful's auto-rechargeFAQsHow do I fulfill print on demand products?As soon as you pay the supplier, they deliver print on demand products directly to your customers. May sure you set up a way to pay suppliers.Learn more about paying for and fulfilling Printful products. Can I order a sample product?Yes. After you finish designing your product, you can place a sample order to see how it came out. Go to the Printful dashboard to get started.Learn how to order a sample product from Printful.What are the recommended image sizes and file types?You can upload images in PNG or JPEG formats. The recommended images size is 300 dpi or higher.Can I sell a POD product as is - without adding my design?No, you have to add a personal design to each product.What is Printful's return policy for POD orders?You have 30 days to submit claims for returns. Learn more about Printful's return policy.