Printable wall art is the closest thing to passive income Etsy has — you
design it once and sell the same file forever. But there's a reason so many
shops get refund requests in week one, and it's a single number hiding in
Canva's download menu.
In this tutorial we design a print-ready wall art set from a blank canvas,
size it for every frame buyers actually own, fix that resolution trap
properly, stay on the right side of Canva's licence, and package the
download so nobody ever messages you asking how to print it.
⚠️ The one thing to know: Canva exports PNG and JPG at **96 DPI** — screen
resolution. PDF Print is the only native export that's genuinely 300 DPI.
That's the whole difference between a five-star shop and a refund queue.
🖼 WALL ART STARTER PACK (3 designs × 5 ratios, 300 DPI + editable Canva
template): https://geniusjunkie.net/wall-art-starter-pack/ — £4.99
🎓 Or FREE with the Template Club (every pack + all future releases):
https://geniusjunkie.net/template-club/
CHAPTERS
0:00 What we're building
0:31 What actually sells
1:09 The ratio problem
1:51 Canvas setup, the right way