I have i sublimation business which i want to take to shopify. It is where customers can design their mugs and we print them. I see there are tools for designing for customers on shopify but that is design and import from China. We have the equipment to sublimate ourselves and want to do it that way. Is there and app, add on or integration which makes it so customers can design and we can print and deliver?
Hi @Kostorm ,
It depends on the level of complexity you want to offer your customers when designing their mugs.
For instance, if you provide a template design for the mug and customers just need to submit the image or text they want to include, you can utilize the Easify Product Options app. This app enables you to seamlessly integrate features like file upload for images and text box for custom text input directly on your product pages
. Here’s an example:
- Storefront:
- Simple App Settings:
Hope you can give the app a try!
Hello @kostorm,
I hope you are doing well! Since you want your customers to design their own mugs, you can try the InkyBay-Product Personalizer app, which will make customization easy and seamless.
With InkyBay, your customers can add text, add/upload graphics, choose colors & size, and see a live preview inside the designlab. You can also set up predefined design templates, allowing customers to easily personalize ready-made designs on your mugs.
All customization details, including images, text, colors, sizes, etc, will be available in the order file generated by Inkybay, which includes print-ready images in vector SVG or PDF, JPG or PNG, ensuring a smooth production process. InkyBay also supports dynamic pricing, so you can apply extra charges based on different printing types and designs.
The setup is simple, requires no coding, and InkyBay provides a 21-day free trial with live support, so you can explore all features and get help whenever needed. If you want, I can share a demo product with you.
Disclosure: I work on Fancy Product Designer (Chamevo).
Absolutely – mug customization is one of our popular use cases. You set up the mug template (wrap-around or single-side), define the printable area, and customers add text, images, and designs within that area.
For sublimation specifically, our merchants tell us the print-ready output with proper color profiles is what saves them the most time – what they print matches what the customer saw on screen, no manual color adjustments needed.
The editor works on mobile too, which matters for mugs – our merchants report a significant chunk of their mug orders come from mobile (gift purchases).



