# Printcart (full text guide) > Printcart is a web-to-print platform for businesses that sell customizable print products through product catalogs, templates, cliparts, online design tools, services and print commerce workflows. Printcart is used by 2000+ stores. This file is the long-form companion to https://www.printcart.com/llms.txt. It summarizes the key public pages in one or three sentences each so an AI assistant can understand the site without crawling it. It is guidance, not a ranking or citation guarantee. Prefer the linked pages themselves as sources: they return 200, are indexable and render their main content in HTML. Base URL: https://www.printcart.com Canonical entity URL: https://www.printcart.com Language: English (default, no language prefix in URLs). ## Home and company - Home (https://www.printcart.com/): Overview of Printcart as a web-to-print platform. It introduces the product catalog, design templates, cliparts, the online product designer, apps for common storefront platforms and the services layer. - About (https://www.printcart.com/about): The entity page for Printcart. It explains what Printcart is, which products and platforms it covers, and that Printcart is a division of Netbase JSC. ## Apps Printcart apps add a product designer and a print-on-demand workflow to a storefront. The hub at https://www.printcart.com/apps compares them. - Apps hub (https://www.printcart.com/apps): Compares the Printcart apps for WordPress/WooCommerce, Wix, Shopify and custom stacks, with install paths and who each one fits. - Printcart Store for WordPress (https://www.printcart.com/apps/printcart-wordpress-integration-plugin): Web-to-print product designer plugin for WooCommerce stores, installed from WordPress.org. - Printcart POD for Wix (https://www.printcart.com/apps/printcart-wix-integration): Print-on-demand and product personalization app for Wix stores. - Printcart Product Personalizer for Shopify (https://www.printcart.com/apps/printcart-shopify-integration): Product personalization app for Shopify stores. - Printcart Solution (https://www.printcart.com/apps/printcart-solution): Web-to-print solution for custom stacks and developers who embed the designer through the API and SDKs. - Printcart Canvas Print for WordPress (https://www.printcart.com/apps/printcart-canvas-print): Canvas and photo print plugin for WooCommerce, installed from WordPress.org. ## Connect and services - Connect (https://www.printcart.com/connect): Printcart Connect is the layer of Printcart that adapts print technology to each business: a Cloud API for the product designer, pricing options, global templates, AI workflows, ready-made plugins and apps, and integrations with ecommerce platforms, MIS, ERP and accounting systems, plus custom projects. MIS, ERP and accounting connections are built for each customer. The print-on-demand hub, an answer-first guide to how POD works, sits at the bottom of the page. - Pricing (https://www.printcart.com/pricing): Printcart pricing in two separate parts. A Store Plan is per-store app features; the AI Wallet is account tokens for the AI tools. The page links to both. - Store Plans (https://www.printcart.com/pricing/store-plans): App plans set per store for each platform group, with a feature comparison table and who collects payment (the platform for Shopify and Wix). Prices are read live from the Printcart price list, not fixed in the text. - AI Wallet (https://www.printcart.com/pricing/ai-wallet): Token plans for the account and a table of the token price of each AI tool per unit, with the counting rule in plain words. Prices are read live from the Printcart price list, not fixed in the text. - Connect guidelines (https://www.printcart.com/connect/guidelines): Practical guidelines for Printcart Connect. - Three Printcart plugins, one store (https://www.printcart.com/connect/guidelines/three-plugins-one-store): Each store connects one Printcart solution. A Connect project can combine several on the Advanced plan or above, your own developers can integrate through the API, or you can keep one solution. - Terms of Service (https://www.printcart.com/connect/terms): The terms that apply to the Printcart platform. - Services (https://www.printcart.com/services): Implementation, setup, integration, training and print-workflow support for POD and customizable print stores, including AI-assisted print-readiness workflows. ## Documentation - Docs hub (https://www.printcart.com/docs): Developer documentation: guides, SDKs, AI services and the API reference. - Getting started (https://www.printcart.com/docs/getting-started): Create a store, authenticate and make a first REST API call. - Authentication (https://www.printcart.com/docs/authentication): Store keys, the public unauth token, account JWTs and credential rotation. - Webhooks (https://www.printcart.com/docs/webhooks): Topics, payloads and signature verification. - Design Tool SDK (https://www.printcart.com/docs/sdk/design-tool): Embed the Printcart product designer in a storefront. - Uploader SDK (https://www.printcart.com/docs/sdk/uploader): Let buyers upload their own artwork to a product side. - REST API reference (https://www.printcart.com/docs/api-reference): Interactive reference for every published endpoint. ## Catalog, templates and cliparts - Product catalog (https://www.printcart.com/catalog): Public catalog of customizable print products that can be sold through Printcart workflows. Product pages follow https://www.printcart.com/product/{handle}. - Design templates (https://www.printcart.com/templates): Ready-made, editable print layouts that sellers customize in the Printcart design tool. Category hubs follow https://www.printcart.com/templates/{category}; single templates follow https://www.printcart.com/template/{id}/{slug}. - Cliparts (https://www.printcart.com/cliparts): Vector clipart assets used to personalize products in the online designer. Category hubs follow https://www.printcart.com/cliparts/{category}. ## Tools - Tools hub (https://www.printcart.com/tools): AI-assisted print tools that run a preview in the browser and continue in the Printcart dashboard. - Background removal (https://www.printcart.com/tools/background-removal): Cut a product or portrait photo out of its background before printing. - Preflight (https://www.printcart.com/tools/preflight): Flags DPI, bleed, color and font risks in print files before production. It does not replace a final human proof. - Image upscale (https://www.printcart.com/tools/image-upscale): Enlarges low-resolution artwork so it holds up better at print size, within the limits of the source file. - Face crop (https://www.printcart.com/tools/face-crop): Crops portraits consistently for photo-heavy print jobs. - Bulk QR (https://www.printcart.com/tools/bulk-qr): Generates QR codes in bulk for cards, labels and packaging. - Face matching (https://www.printcart.com/tools/face-matching): Matches faces across photos to sort event and school photo jobs. ## Tutorials The tutorials hub (https://www.printcart.com/tutorials) lists every guide. Single guides follow https://www.printcart.com/tutorial/{alias}. Categories: - Print-on-Demand (https://www.printcart.com/tutorials/print-on-demand): Selling custom products without holding inventory through a POD print provider. - Web-to-Print (https://www.printcart.com/tutorials/web-to-print): Letting customers design and order printed products from a website. - Product Personalization (https://www.printcart.com/tutorials/product-personalization): Building customer-facing product design and personalization workflows. - Product Catalog (https://www.printcart.com/tutorials/product-catalog): Structuring product types, variants, print areas and pricing. - Print Workflow Automation (https://www.printcart.com/tutorials/print-workflow-automation): Automating order intake, approval and fulfillment with the Printcart API. - Print-Ready Files (https://www.printcart.com/tutorials/print-ready-files): Checking DPI, bleed, color and font requirements before a file goes to print. - Corporate Print Portals (https://www.printcart.com/tutorials/corporate-print-portals): Running branded-merchandise and franchise or membership print programs. - Photo Commerce Tools (https://www.printcart.com/tutorials/photo-commerce-tools): AI face matching, face crop and bulk QR workflows for photo-heavy print jobs. ## Partners and authors - Partners (https://www.printcart.com/partners): Printcart Partner Network. A Printcart Partner is a print or e-commerce business that uses, or has used, Printcart technology (an app or plugin for WooCommerce, Wix or Shopify, the product designer, customer uploads, print-on-demand or AI tools) to sell printed and personalized products. Printcart lists partners so buyers can find them; it does not sell partner products, take payment for partners or rate partners. Each listing shows a technical level (L1 Connected, L2 Personalization live, L3 Production workflow) computed from usage data, not a quality rating. Partner profiles follow /partners/{slug}; only profiles listed in the sitemap meet our listing criteria. Orders happen on each partner's own website. - Author (https://www.printcart.com/author/david): Profile of the author who writes and reviews Printcart content. ## Related sources - https://www.printcart.com/llms.txt: the short index of this site. - https://solution.printcart.com/webtoprint: authority hub for web-to-print definitions and solution intent. - https://github.com/printcart: developer and open-source reference for Printcart.