5 Kittl Features That Are Perfect for Print On Demand Sellers

About this video

RJ Martinez, who says he has been in print on demand for over eight years and earned over half a million dollars in royalties as his own claim, walks through five Kittl features for POD sellers. First, Quick Replacement swaps a main graphic — for example cowgirl to cowboy — by searching an element and hitting replace, keeping the same size and position, which he says lets one base design become 10 variations. Second, Smart Color Palettes update text, backgrounds and graphics in real time when you hover over a palette, and saved brand kits can be applied across designs in one click. Third, Auto Resize changes canvas dimensions for different products, citing 4,500 by 5,400 for Amazon Merch and 900 pixels wide for a mug, while locking proportions and duplicating designs on the same canvas. Fourth, vector editing and shape tools let you subtract a shape, such as cutting a star into the letter ‘O’ in ‘cowboy’, and adjust points to create custom letterforms that are harder to copy. Fifth, export control lets you set file type, exact pixel size, transparent background and DPI up to 300, plus Quick Export of just part of a design at 1x, 2x or 3x. As a bonus, he urges combining the features to turn one idea into a bundle or micro-collection for shirts, mugs, hats and stickers, since marketplaces reward more listings.

Key takeaways

• Use Quick Replacement to swap illustrations, uploads, icons or AI elements in place and create niche variations without resizing or repositioning.
• Test colourways instantly with Smart Color Palettes and apply saved brand kits across a whole shop for consistency.
• Use Auto Resize to prep one design for different product sizes, such as Amazon Merch and mug dimensions, without back-and-forth.
• Use vector subtract/unite tools and point editing to turn templates into original, harder-to-copy artwork.
• Export with transparent backgrounds and up to 300 DPI, and use Quick Export at 1x-3x to build bundles from a single design.

Episode details: published June 1, 2025 · 6:35 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. Business results and any income figures mentioned are RJ Martinez’s own claims, shared for education — they are not typical or guaranteed.

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