Make printables you can sell
A small design app for people who sell digital files. It makes the print-ready output a customer expects — and takes no cut of what you charge, however much you sell.
What comes out of it
- PDF at the real size. A 5 × 7 in card prints as 5 × 7 in, with bleed and trim marks if you want them. That is what a print shop asks for, and what a customer printing at home expects to work first time.
- PNG and JPG at 300 DPI. The resolution a printable is judged on, not a screen-sized picture that looks soft on paper.
- Several to a sheet. Two 5 × 7 cards on a Letter page, turned on their sides, with the cut lines shown.
- Print then Cut for a Cricut. So a sticker sheet or a set of favour tags cuts itself.
- MP4 for video invitations. Pages that play with effects and music, saved as a file you can send.
The sizes are already there
Fifty-four of them, so you are not working out what a chip bag measures at eleven at night. Chip bag, candy bar wrapper, juice pouch label, bottle label, favour tag, gable box, cake topper, welcome sign, sticker sheet, shirt print, mug wrap, tote bag, print-on-demand upload file, poster, Pinterest pin — each one already the size it needs to be.
What it costs you
No cut of your sales
Nothing is charged on what you sell, and nothing counts how much of it you sell. The files are on your own computer and the price of the app does not move when your shop has a good month.
Three days to try it
Start from blank and everything works for three days. After that the app keeps going — your designs still open, edit and save — and downloading the ones you made needs a key.
$29.99 a year, and designs you bought on bobotemp never need one at all.
Get it
Download for Mac Download for Windows
How it works walks through opening a design and getting a file back out of it.