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AI · April 14, 2025

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GPTShirt - AI-powered Custom T-Shirts

Hi all, I built GPTShirt to make it easy to make quirky, unique t-shirts. I found that existing options required design skills that I don't have. The site lets you enter a text prompt, generates a design, and then handles production and shipping. No account needed to try the design generator. You can share the designs too. It uses recraft v3, which is a solid image generator that handles text well. There are additional pipeline steps to get the designs to look good when printed on fabric. Here are a few examples with prompts: Cosmic floating cat island -…

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GPTShirt is an AI-powered platform for creating custom t-shirts without design skills. Users enter text prompts to generate unique designs using Recraft v3 image generation, with additional processing optimized for fabric printing. The site handles production and shipping, requires no account to test the generator, and allows designs to be shared. It targets anyone wanting quirky, personalized apparel without needing design experience.

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Hi all, I built GPTShirt to make it easy to make quirky, unique t-shirts. I found that existing options required design skills that I don't have. The site lets you enter a text prompt, generates a design, and then handles production and shipping. No account needed to try the design generator. You can share the designs too. It uses recraft v3, which is a solid image generator that handles text well. There are additional pipeline steps to get the designs to look good when printed on fabric. Here are a few examples with prompts: Cosmic floating cat island - https://gptshirt.app/designs/0d65835c-ea70-4a56-9f5e-92a0ec4... Fantasy vegetable character photo shoot - https://gptshirt.app/designs/554b47c2-b8df-49ed-8cde-fb1f192... Avocado motivational workout - https://gptshirt.app/designs/6bf0d4c2-982c-4183-94b9-ae0f59e... I'd love to hear your feedback, regardless of sentiment (positive, negative, yawn, etc.). Thanks for taking a look!

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