Design the shirt fans buy at the merch table. This page opens Solmi's AI Image Generator with a t-shirt prompt already written: a centered, screen-print style graphic in three flat colors on a plain background, the design only, with no shirt or mockup around it. Replace the sample band name and the skull in headphones with your own idea, such as your name, a mascot, an image from the album, or a tour theme, and generate. Then upscale the design you pick and send it to your print shop or print-on-demand service.
Describe one central graphic and the type around it, then the style and the colors: "a vintage tour shirt with a desert highway and the band name in cracked western lettering, two colors, cream and burnt orange". Ask for a few flat colors and bold lines, because screen printing is priced by the color and fine gradients get lost on fabric. Keep the plain background and the words "design only, no shirt, no mockup", so you get the artwork itself rather than a photo of a shirt. Lettering is not always spelled exactly; Best is the tier for the sharpest detail and text, or set the band name yourself in an image editor. Explore on Fast, which costs the fewest credits, and make the final on Standard or Best.
Download the design you pick. Printers usually want a large file, so run it through the image upscaler, which enlarges an image to 4K for 5 credits. The design comes on a plain light gray background; if your printer asks for a transparent file, remove the background in an image editor first. Check the colors against the shirt you plan to print on: light designs need a dark shirt, and dark designs a light one. Use your own band name, art, and ideas, and leave out other artists' logos and characters you don't have the rights to. To promote the shirt, the AI video ad generator turns a photo of the merch into a short video ad.
Replace the sample band name and artwork at the start of the prompt with your idea, keep the parts about the plain background and no mockup, choose Fast, Standard, or Best, and generate. Download the design, upscale it, and send it to your printer.
It is the artwork, on a plain background. Upscale it to 4K with the image upscaler (5 credits) for a larger file, and if your printer asks for a transparent file, remove the background in an image editor. Ask your print shop which size and format they need.
It can, but lettering is not always spelled exactly. Write the name in quotes in the prompt and try the Best tier, the tier for the sharpest detail and text, or add the name yourself in an image editor after you generate.
Each design costs 3 credits on Fast, 9 on Standard, and 41 on Best, shown before you generate. A new web account starts with 20 credits, enough for six Fast designs or two on Standard. The image upscaler costs 5 credits.