Hey, it’s Noni from Printful!
Let me show you how to connect your Webflow store to Printful.
We’ll go through connecting Printful to your Webflow store, adding products, and setting
up shipping.
Before connecting the two platforms, you’ll need to create accounts on both.
So, if you’re not yet a Printful user, go to our website, create your free account and
then head to Webflow!
There’s a link for both in the description below.
Note that to start selling on Webflow, you need one of their Ecommerce Plans: Standard,
Plus, or Advanced.
We will leave a link to all Webflow plan descriptions below, so check out which plan works best
for you.
CONNECTING TO WEBFLOW
Once your Webflow site is set up, head to your Printful account and go to “Stores”.
Click on “Choose platform” and select Webflow.
There’s also a link in the description to our Webflow connect page for quick access.
Here, click the "Connect to Webflow" button.
This redirects you to Webflow.
Once you have logged in to your Webflow account, you’ll see this window.
Click “Authorize Application” to let Printful connect to your Webflow site.
And that’s it, your Webflow site is connected.
You’ll be redirected to your Webflow store on Printful, where you can start adding products
to your store through our product push generator.
ADDING PRODUCTS
To start adding products, go to your Printful account and under Stores choose your Webflow
store.
Next, click on "Add product" and choose the product category and model from our selection.
For this tutorial, I'm going to go to men’s clothing, select a men’s t-shirt, and then
I’ll choose this model.
Next, create your design.
You can create a design using our text and clipart tools, or you can upload your own.
First, choose where you want the design to go.
Then, click “Choose file” to choose a file to upload from your computer or pick
a design from our sample files, by clicking here.
I`ll choose this design.
Now you can resize and reposition your print file.
Make sure to follow along with the print quality information over here for the best results.
Once that’s done, under the “Product” tab select the colors and sizes you want to
offer the t-shirt in.
And now hit “Proceed to mockups.”
Here you can choose the type of mockups you want to show on your store as product photos,
and you can also choose the image format.
Then hit “Proceed to details”.
Here, add your product title.
We’ll name it “Printful t-shirt.”
You can also edit the product description in this field.
As you can see, we already have the basic product info provided, but be sure to customize
it when you add new products.
This will improve your sales and SEO results.
If you want to learn more about what search engine optimization is and how to grow organic
traffic to your store, check out our video on that, link in the description below.
For this example, I’ll leave the description as it is.
Lastly, choose one of the product categories you want to use for your product here.
Once that’s done, proceed to pricing.
Here you can decide on your profit and retail price.
You can see Printful’s fulfillment price here and then set up your profit here.
Once you set the profit, the retail price will adjust automatically.
To find out more about product pricing, check out our four-step video lesson on dealing
with print-on-demand product pricing, there's a link in the description below.
Then hit “Submit to store” and wait a while for the product to load.
And there it is!
Note that each product pushed through our generator will initially appear as unpublished
on your Webflow site.
Now if you go back to your Webflow dashboard, open your Webflow site editor, click on Ecommerce,
and then Products, you’ll see the product you just created.
You can publish the products one by one or in bulk, once you’re done adding them to
your Printful store.
Finally, don’t forget to set up your billing information with Printful in order for your
purchases to go through.
To make it easier for you we have a video on how to set up your billing, you'll find
the link below!
SETTING UP SHIPPING
In order to set up your own shipping rates, you need to take in mind the shipping rates
Printful charges you and the rates you’ll charge your customer.
Note that Printful only offers flat shipping rates for Webflow - head to our Shipping page
to find out more about them.
In this table, you’ll find the shipping costs for each product, based on location.
To set up shipping on Webflow, go to your Webflow dashboard, open your Webflow site
editor, click on Settings, Ecommerce, and then Shipping.
Choose the country you want to ship to, the shipping method, and then enter the shipping
price here.
When you’re done, click “Save.”
Feel free to add more options for each location you want to ship to.
All of your shipping rates are up to you and your preferences - just consider Printful
shipping prices and how it affects your profit.
Another way to deal with shipping is that instead of charging your customers extra,
you can offer shipping for free instead.
Customers are 4 to 5 times more likely to buy something if you offer them free shipping.
Include shipping rates in the base price of your product, so you don't have to pay for
shipping out of pocket.
If you have any issues setting up shipping on Webflow, be sure to get in touch with their
customer support.
And that’s it!
If you have any other questions, make sure to go through our FAQ for more info.
You’ll find the links in the description below.
Now go ahead, add more products and start selling with Printful today!
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