Browser-based design studio
Turn a written idea into original shirt artwork, see it on a garment, and keep the draft private until you decide to publish. A free account includes 7 eligible renders every rolling seven days.
A free account is required before the first render. No credit card is required for the free allowance.
A draft is not listed until you publish it.
The background-removal pass prepares the graphic for garment printing.
Published designs can be claimed once under the Bazaar's ownership model.
Four steps
Name the subject, composition, art direction and any words that need to appear. Describe the graphic itself, not a photograph of a shirt.
Pick a style, image shape and quality. Shirt Bazaar shows the render cost before generation, and a free account includes a weekly allowance.
A new design stays inside your studio. You can inspect the transparent artwork and garment mockup before deciding whether it belongs in the marketplace.
Publishing lists the design in the Bazaar at the price you set. Until then, only you can see it.
Prompt formula
A useful T-shirt prompt names what must be drawn and how it must print. Start with the subject, then specify the composition, visual treatment and production constraints. If the design includes words, quote the exact lettering and keep it short enough to inspect.
Need examples you can adapt? The AI T-shirt prompt guide contains complete templates and explains why each part is there.
A visually impressive image can still make a poor print. Tiny details disappear, weak contrast sinks into fabric, and a generated background becomes a visible rectangle of ink. Shirt Bazaar separates the artwork from its background and shows a garment preview, but the final judgment is still yours. Check letterforms, hands, edges, color separation and the design's size before publishing or printing.
Straight answers
Yes. A free account includes 7 renders in a rolling seven-day window at eligible settings. Higher quality or larger renders can use paid credits, and the studio shows that cost before you generate.
No. It generates the artwork and a garment preview. Physical shirts are a separate print-on-demand purchase, made only after an order is placed.
The generation pipeline removes the image background and keeps the artwork on a transparent canvas, which avoids printing a rectangular backdrop on the garment. Always inspect fine text, edges and small details before production.
Not by default. A new design is private in your studio. It enters the public Bazaar only when you publish it or when a claim makes it public under the product rules.
The maker stays credited while an unclaimed design is listed. When a design is claimed, Shirt Bazaar assigns the claimant all commercial rights it holds in that exact artwork. AI copyright rules vary by country, so read the rights explanation and binding Terms before relying on registration or enforcement.
Start with one subject, one composition and one print treatment. You can add complexity after the visual hierarchy works.
Start creating