Every part of the
product pipeline,
in one place.
Most print-on-demand tools solve one step. PallFlow covers the whole route — from an empty prompt to a live listing to a dead product being cleared out of your shop.
Getting to a print-ready file.
AI image generation
Describe the design in plain language and get artwork back with a transparent background, sized for print. Generate variations of an idea before committing to one.
Your own design library
Upload artwork you already own into organised groups, then point automations at a group so the pipeline publishes from your files instead of AI output.
Background removal
Strip backgrounds from source images so artwork sits cleanly on any garment colour, without a round trip through another tool.
Image upscaling
Push a design up to the resolution a print provider actually needs, so the file does not get rejected at the fulfilment stage.
Placement profiles
Save how a design should sit on a blueprint — front centre, chest left, oversized back — and reuse that placement across every product of the same type.
Style presets
Start from a visual direction instead of a blank prompt, so a batch of designs shares a coherent look rather than looking randomly generated.
Copy written for the channel, not for a generic template.
An Etsy listing and a Shopify product page are read by completely different systems. PallFlow generates them separately rather than pasting the same block of text into both.
Etsy listings
- ›Keyword-led titles built against Etsy's character limit, with a live counter as you edit
- ›Exactly 13 tags — the maximum Etsy allows — chosen for search intent, not padding
- ›Plain-text descriptions with an edit and preview toggle
- ›Section assignment so listings file themselves into the right shop section
Shopify products
- ›Rich-text descriptions with real formatting, edited in a proper editor
- ›Product tags generated for internal search and merchandising rules
- ›Automated collection support — products sort themselves via tag-based rules
- ›Manual collection assignment when you want a specific product in a specific place
From draft to live product.
Printify catalog
Browse blueprints and print providers, compare what each provider offers, and pick the combination you want to build on.
Variant selection
Choose exactly which sizes and colours go live instead of publishing every variant a blueprint happens to support.
Mockup rendering
Product mockups generated per colour and attached to the listing, with a retry path when a render is slow to come back.
Pricing margin profiles
Set a margin rule once and apply it across the whole variant matrix, so a 40-variant product does not need 40 decisions.
Shipping profiles
Pick the shipping profile at build time so published products carry the right delivery terms from the start.
Multi-store routing
Connect several stores and send each automation to a specific one — different shops can run different strategies.
Unattended, but not unaccountable.
Scheduled runs
Daily limits, chosen weekdays and your own timezone. The automation publishes at a human pace, not in a single suspicious burst.
Checkpoint resume
Each run is tracked step by step. A failure resumes from its last completed checkpoint instead of restarting and re-spending credits.
Approval queue
Route generated products into a review queue and publish only what you approve. Switch to direct publishing once you trust the output.
Automatic delisting
Products that go stale without sales are pulled from the store under rules you define, so listing slots go back to fresh designs.
Run logs
Every step of every run is recorded — what was generated, what was published, what failed and why.
Credit accounting
Costs are validated before an operation runs and logged per action, so you can see exactly where the month's allowance went.
Deciding what to make next.
Etsy trend analysis
Pull what is currently visible in Etsy categories and read it back as design direction — so the next batch chases demand that exists today.
E-commerce calendar
A built-in calendar of retail moments with lead-time reminders, because a Christmas design published in December has already lost.
Social publishing
Turn published products into scheduled social posts and short-form video, so new listings get traffic instead of waiting on marketplace search alone.
Free plan · 50 credits every month · No card required
See it running on your own store.
The free plan is enough to take a real product through the entire pipeline — design, listing, mockups, publish.