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title: 'How to Create Print on Demand Designs with No Experience - Canva AI + Printify (Beginner''s Guide)'
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date: 2026-08-17
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# How to Create Print on Demand Designs with No Experience - Canva AI + Printify (Beginner's Guide)

> Source: [How to Create Print on Demand Designs with No Experience - Canva AI + Printify (Beginner's Guide)](https://youtube.com/watch?v=mQQ_Lqt8gmE)

## Summary

This video demonstrates how to create print-on-demand designs without any design skills, using free AI tools in Canva and the Printify platform. The creator walks through the entire process from generating a design with Canva's Dreamlab AI to uploading it to Printify and publishing a product, while also sharing tips on niche selection and design best practices.

### Key Points

- **No design skills needed** [00:00] — You don't need design skills or special software to start a print-on-demand business. Free tools in Canva can generate designs in seconds.
- **How print on demand works** [00:28] — Platforms like Printify handle production and shipping. You create designs, add them to products, and when a customer orders, Printify prints and ships it. You never hold stock.
- **Importance of choosing a niche** [01:40] — A niche is a specific audience (e.g., dog owners, nurses). Specific designs outperform generic ones because buyers on Etsy search for specific gifts or identity-related items.
- **Using Canva AI to create designs** [03:08] — Canva offers an AI image generator, but the more advanced 'Dreamlab' gives better results. You can find it in the site menu under 'More'.
- **Writing effective prompts** [04:01] — A prompt is a description of what you want. Be specific: describe style, subject, mood, and background. Example: 'cute cartoon golden retriever wearing sunglasses, minimalist style, bold outlines, white background, suitable for a t-shirt print.'
- **Using AI for ideas and prompts** [05:04] — Use ChatGPT, Claude, or Grok to help generate ideas or write prompts. A pro tip: use speech-to-text to speak your thoughts instead of typing.
- **Generating and selecting designs** [06:07] — Submit the prompt and wait about 30 seconds. You get four options. If none are right, adjust the prompt and try again. Often two or three attempts are needed.
- **Editing and background removal** [07:28] — You can edit the design in Canva, add text, and use the background remover. Background removal is a premium feature in Canva, but free tools like remove.bg work too.
- **Downloading the design** [08:28] — Download the design as a PNG with a transparent background for best results when uploading to Printify.
- **Uploading to Printify** [09:01] — Log into Printify, create a new product, choose a product (e.g., t-shirt), and upload the design. You can adjust size, position, and add text within Printify.
- **Quality and mockups** [11:30] — Download in the highest quality possible. Printify automatically generates professional mockups (folded, on people) that you can use in your store.
- **Listing and pricing** [13:19] — Write a description, set your price based on market research. The difference between production cost and retail price is your profit. Publish and connect to your store.
- **Design tips for sales** [14:32] — Simplicity often outperforms complex designs. Text-based designs are often better, especially for gifts, and are more searchable on Etsy. Research what's already selling in your niche.
- **Use AI speed to your advantage** [16:19] — Generate 5-10 variations quickly and list them all. See what gets views and sales, then make more of that.
- **Setting expectations** [16:35] — First designs won't be your best. Sales take time; the first weeks or months may be quiet. Use traffic methods to drive visibility.

## Transcript

If you have ever felt like starting a print&nbsp; on demand business but felt like you could&nbsp;&nbsp; not because you're not a designer, then this video&nbsp; is for you because you do not need design skills&nbsp;&nbsp; or any special software to do this. There are, for&nbsp; example, free tools inside Canva that can generate&nbsp;&nbsp;
designs for you in just seconds. And in this&nbsp; video, I will show you exactly how to use them to&nbsp;&nbsp; create real designs for real products on Printify,&nbsp; even if you have never made a design in your life.&nbsp;&nbsp;
So before we get into the designs, let me just&nbsp; quickly explain how all this fits together.&nbsp;&nbsp; Because to sell print on demand products, you&nbsp; need a platform that handles the production&nbsp;&nbsp; and the shipping side for you. So you don't have&nbsp; to worry about that. And you can use a platform&nbsp;&nbsp;
like, for example, Printify for this where you just&nbsp; create the designs. Then you can add them to your&nbsp;&nbsp; products inside Printify and when someone then&nbsp; places an order on Printify then they take care&nbsp;&nbsp;
of the printing and sending it to the customers.&nbsp; You don't actually have to ever hold any stock&nbsp;&nbsp; or deal with the shipping yourself. Printify&nbsp; is free to sign up for and it also connects&nbsp;&nbsp; to stores like for example Etsy where customers&nbsp; can actually find and buy your products. Later,&nbsp;&nbsp;
we'll also go over exactly how to use the designs&nbsp; to create these products there. But I also do have&nbsp;&nbsp; a separate video that I previously made that walks&nbsp; you through the full store setup from scratch and&nbsp;&nbsp; how to publish your first product. So, I will&nbsp; leave a link to that in the description and also&nbsp;&nbsp;
in the top corner if you want to follow that first&nbsp; because in this video here, we are focusing on the&nbsp;&nbsp; part that stops most people before they even get&nbsp; started and that is creating the actually design.&nbsp;&nbsp; So, let's get into that. Now, before we open&nbsp; Canva and go into how to use the AI to create&nbsp;&nbsp;
design sale, I just want to cover one thing that&nbsp; can make a big difference to whether your products&nbsp;&nbsp; will end up potentially actually selling, and&nbsp; that is your niche or your niche, depending&nbsp;&nbsp; on how you pronounce it. A niche basically just&nbsp; means a specific audience. So, instead of making&nbsp;&nbsp;
designs for everyone, you make designs for a&nbsp; particular group of people. That can be for&nbsp;&nbsp; example dog owners, primary school teachers,&nbsp; nurses, people who love hiking, fans of a&nbsp;&nbsp; specific hobby or profession. It can basically be&nbsp; any topic as long as it is specific. The reason&nbsp;&nbsp;
this matters is that people on, for example, Etsy,&nbsp; they are not just browsing randomly. Usually,&nbsp;&nbsp; they're searching for something specific. Usually,&nbsp; it's a gift for someone they know or something&nbsp;&nbsp; that represents who they are. So, a t-shirt&nbsp; that says something funny and specific about,&nbsp;&nbsp;
for example, being a nurse, that will in most&nbsp; cases outperform a generic design that could&nbsp;&nbsp; just apply to anyone. The other reason to pick a&nbsp; niche carefully before you start designing is that&nbsp;&nbsp;
it makes the whole process a lot easier because&nbsp; once you know who you are actually designing for,&nbsp;&nbsp; you also know exactly what to ask the AI to&nbsp; create. But you don't need to overthink this.&nbsp;&nbsp; Just pick something you know a little about and&nbsp; find interesting because that makes it easier to&nbsp;&nbsp;
come up with ideas and just start with one niche.&nbsp; You can always expand later when you see what gets&nbsp;&nbsp; traction and get a sense of how everything works.&nbsp; But let's now open Canva and start designing. So&nbsp;&nbsp;
let me now go over how you can use Canva to start creating designs. And I'll just use&nbsp;&nbsp; the dog owner niche as an example in this section&nbsp; here. Not that it's actually a niche that I would&nbsp;&nbsp;
personally be in. It's a great niche. It's just&nbsp; not really for me, but it's just to show you an&nbsp;&nbsp; example. And Canva is also free to sign up for.&nbsp; And uh once you're inside, you can find this AI&nbsp;&nbsp;
image generator. And uh you can just find it&nbsp; in the site menu over here. But it also has a&nbsp;&nbsp; more advanced generator called dreamlab. So if you&nbsp; click here more, you can see this is the Dreamlab.&nbsp;&nbsp; And that is what I will be using because in my&nbsp; experience that gives a lot better results. Now to&nbsp;&nbsp;
get AI to actually make the designs for you, you&nbsp; of course need to tell it what to create. And this&nbsp;&nbsp; is where most people get stuck actually writing&nbsp; the prompt as it's called for AI. But basically,&nbsp;&nbsp;
a prompt is just a description of what you want&nbsp; the AI to generate. And the more specific you are,&nbsp;&nbsp; usually the better the results. So, for example,&nbsp; a vague prompt like just designs for dog t-shirts&nbsp;&nbsp; or dog designs, that will give you something&nbsp; very generic. Instead, if you, for example,&nbsp;&nbsp;
describe the style, the subject, the mood, and&nbsp; how you want it to look on a product, then it can&nbsp;&nbsp; give a lot better results. For this example,&nbsp; I'm going to use this one here. It's just a&nbsp;&nbsp; cute cartoon golden retriever wearing sunglasses,&nbsp; minimalist style, bold outlines, white background,&nbsp;&nbsp;
suitable for a t-shirt print. So, again, the&nbsp; more specific, the better results. And I'm,&nbsp;&nbsp; for example, telling it the breed, the style,&nbsp; the mood, and even that I want it on a white&nbsp;&nbsp; background. And this part actually matters because&nbsp; it makes it easier to work with when you later are&nbsp;&nbsp;
going to upload it to Printify. You can make it&nbsp; even more detailed if you want to. And if you have&nbsp;&nbsp; a hard time even coming up with ideas, then you&nbsp; can also use AI, for example, Claude or Grok or&nbsp;&nbsp; ChatGPT to explain a little bit more about what&nbsp; you're looking for. And then that can help you&nbsp;&nbsp;
come up with ideas also. and even to go out and do&nbsp; research for you. And a little pro tip is that you&nbsp;&nbsp; can use speech to text. That's something I've&nbsp; started using a lot. So if you just have like&nbsp;&nbsp; headphones, then you can just, for example, if&nbsp; you want to first get some ideas from chatbt or&nbsp;&nbsp;
you can ask ChatGPT to help you write a prompt. So&nbsp; you can just record your voice. Most computers uh&nbsp;&nbsp; they have free tools available where you can just&nbsp; install it. You just click a shortcut and then you&nbsp;&nbsp; can just speak to it. It's a lot easier. It's&nbsp; a lot faster. You just speak out your thoughts&nbsp;&nbsp;
instead of having to sit and write something for&nbsp; half an hour. And then you just say like, "Okay,&nbsp;&nbsp; based on all these thoughts, can you come up with&nbsp; some ideas or can you help me write a prompt that&nbsp;&nbsp; I can use for Canva AI to create designs for&nbsp; this?" And then of course when it comes up with&nbsp;&nbsp;
ideas, always adjust it. Make it your own because&nbsp; if not, it can also become very generic. But this&nbsp;&nbsp; can be a great way to get started. Even if&nbsp; you feel like you don't have many ideas,&nbsp;&nbsp; then just speak your thoughts and let AI help you&nbsp; clean it up. And once you done this, you just need&nbsp;&nbsp;
to then click and submit it. And then just wait.&nbsp; And that took maybe not even 30 seconds. And then&nbsp;&nbsp; you can see here are the ideas, the suggestions.&nbsp; And usually you will get four options to choose&nbsp;&nbsp;
from. And in most cases, some will just be better&nbsp; than others. There might be some you don't like,&nbsp;&nbsp; and that's of course completely normal. If none&nbsp; of them are quite right, you can just adjust the&nbsp;&nbsp; prompt and you can try to generate again. And&nbsp; usually, you know, I often try two or three&nbsp;&nbsp;
times just to see if some of them are better&nbsp; than others. And just to show you also, I said&nbsp;&nbsp; that Canva AI also has this general or regular&nbsp; image generator and I'm using the Streamlab,&nbsp;&nbsp;
and I said this was better. So, I just want to&nbsp; show you, I tried to do the same here with this&nbsp;&nbsp; regular AI image generator. And you can see it's&nbsp; definitely not that great in my opinion compared&nbsp;&nbsp;
to this. So I just wanted to show you that so you&nbsp; have a sense of uh why I'm saying that I prefer&nbsp;&nbsp; this Dreamlab instead. But for this particular&nbsp; one, I uh actually think uh you know this one&nbsp;&nbsp;
here, let's just use that. I think it's quite&nbsp; clean and it could look good when it's printed&nbsp;&nbsp; also and it would look good whether it would be&nbsp; on a t-shirt or a mug or whatever other project&nbsp;&nbsp; I might want to create. But also if you then want&nbsp; to make adjustments, you can click here to edit it&nbsp;&nbsp;
inside Canva. So just open it there and you can&nbsp; make whatever changes you want. You can also add&nbsp;&nbsp; text above if you want that as a part of it or&nbsp; make any changes you might want to about text.&nbsp;&nbsp;
You can also add that inside Printify later. So&nbsp; that's also something you can just consider. And&nbsp;&nbsp; one extra thing is you can see here there is&nbsp; something called background remover and that's&nbsp;&nbsp; definitely something I recommend because if you&nbsp; upload it and if it's for example not a white&nbsp;&nbsp;
product you want to upload it to then you would&nbsp; need it with transparent background but also to&nbsp;&nbsp; download it with transparent background and to&nbsp; remove it here. I do believe that is a premium&nbsp;&nbsp; feature so that's only if you have Canva Pro and&nbsp; not for the free version but then there is other&nbsp;&nbsp;
tools for example this one called just remove.bg&nbsp; BG, you can just then download the design and have&nbsp;&nbsp; that one remove the background if you want to&nbsp; stick to the completely free options. But here&nbsp;&nbsp; I will just remove the background there and then&nbsp; once you are happy with the design, you would just&nbsp;&nbsp;
need to download it. And I would click download.&nbsp; And this is again here where I would need to make&nbsp;&nbsp; sure to then have it with transparent background&nbsp; at least. That gives better options there if&nbsp;&nbsp; uh you want to change the color and in general it&nbsp; just makes it look better in my experience. there&nbsp;&nbsp;
uh you can choose different file types for&nbsp; something like this. I would uh usually choose&nbsp;&nbsp; the PNG and then I would just download it. And&nbsp; that is it. Now you have a design and are ready to&nbsp;&nbsp; go and upload it inside Printify. So I now logged&nbsp; into my Printify account and we can now take the&nbsp;&nbsp;
design that we just created with AI inside Canva&nbsp; and you can see I don't have any design skills&nbsp;&nbsp; or anything like that. But this was just a quick&nbsp; example. It literally took a few seconds to create&nbsp;&nbsp; something that looks quite decent. So, if you&nbsp; put more effort, more thought into it. You can,&nbsp;&nbsp;
of course, also create something that's even&nbsp; better. And I also just want to give a special&nbsp;&nbsp; shout out to Printify for sponsoring this video&nbsp; here. And it is a platform that makes it very easy&nbsp;&nbsp; uh to get started with print demand if that's&nbsp; what you are interested in. So, once you have&nbsp;&nbsp;
the design, you just need to come here and then&nbsp; create a new product. So you can just go through&nbsp;&nbsp; the catalog and find whatever product you want&nbsp; to use here and there are many different types of&nbsp;&nbsp; products there. Uh so in this case here uh I would&nbsp; just go for a regular t-shirt but no matter what&nbsp;&nbsp;
product you choose the process of uploading design&nbsp; and all this here that will be the same and once&nbsp;&nbsp; you choose a product here you can go over here&nbsp; and read uh you know what it would cost. This is&nbsp;&nbsp; the cost of printing and it actually we'll go over&nbsp; more how um you then set your price later because&nbsp;&nbsp;
the great thing is here this is not something&nbsp; you pay until someone is actually ordering it.&nbsp;&nbsp; So that's the great thing about print on demand&nbsp; in general. You can also read all the details here&nbsp;&nbsp; about the product and make sure that you have&nbsp; found the right one and then you can click to&nbsp;&nbsp;
start designing it and then you just get a blank&nbsp; product here. In this case a t-shirt and you can&nbsp;&nbsp; see you could both do the front side and the back&nbsp; side. some products also if it's a hoodie you can&nbsp;&nbsp; sometimes also do on the sleeves and all these&nbsp; different things so you can just uh you know&nbsp;&nbsp;
be as creative as you want to but we'll talk more&nbsp; about why sometimes simplicity is better a little&nbsp;&nbsp; bit later here but if you then want to upload&nbsp; your own design here you just go to upload and&nbsp;&nbsp; then your device there and then you can open the&nbsp; design that you just created and then you can see&nbsp;&nbsp;
here then I can just drag here to make it bigger&nbsp; and it shows these lines that it has to be within&nbsp;&nbsp; in those lines to make sure it's actually printed.&nbsp; And over here you can also adjust different things&nbsp;&nbsp;
uh the width and the height and all that&nbsp; or delete it again if you want to. You can&nbsp;&nbsp; also change the background color here of uh the&nbsp; t-shirt. You can select these variants here and&nbsp;&nbsp; uh you can see for example red. And this is what&nbsp; I mean about this transparent background because&nbsp;&nbsp;
if I didn't have a transparent background then&nbsp; now there would be a white box around it. But&nbsp;&nbsp; because it's transparent it will actually just be&nbsp; placed on the t-shirt like this. And this looks uh&nbsp;&nbsp; quite cool in my opinion, but for now, we'll just&nbsp; keep it on a white t-shirt here. And of course,&nbsp;&nbsp;
when you download it, make sure you do it in as&nbsp; high quality as possible. Principers do say that&nbsp;&nbsp; it will uh enhance the resolution uh because it&nbsp; needs to be good enough quality to actually print.&nbsp;&nbsp;
So, just download it in as high a quality as&nbsp; possible. And in here, that's what I said earlier,&nbsp;&nbsp; you can actually add text yourself. So if you want&nbsp; to add text or if you want to add other graphics&nbsp;&nbsp; or anything like that, you can do that inside&nbsp; Printify itself also. And once you're happy&nbsp;&nbsp;
with it, you can click up here to preview the&nbsp; product and you get these mockup views there.&nbsp;&nbsp; I think that is actually pretty cool. You see that&nbsp; you have it on a t-shirt folded even on a t-shirt&nbsp;&nbsp;
folded there among other clothes there. It looks&nbsp; really good even people wearing the t-shirt. So&nbsp;&nbsp; you can use this to showcase a new product. And&nbsp; you can see again how easy it is to now with AI&nbsp;&nbsp;
make something like this. So you can get a really&nbsp; good sense of how the product would actually look&nbsp;&nbsp; like. And this is what people would also see in&nbsp; the store and look at these to decide whether they&nbsp;&nbsp; want it or not. And Printify, they just generate&nbsp; these automatically. So you don't need to do&nbsp;&nbsp;
any extra work to get these professional looking&nbsp; product photos. You can also download, of course,&nbsp;&nbsp; some of these photos there if you want to and&nbsp; share somewhere else if you want to showcase your&nbsp;&nbsp; product somewhere else. And you can also click&nbsp; here there are more if you don't like those ones.&nbsp;&nbsp;
You can get different people uh different views&nbsp; and all this here. And then you can just save the&nbsp;&nbsp; product. And then you can choose the exact mockups&nbsp; that you want to showcase. And uh in this case,&nbsp;&nbsp;
these are the four. So I'll just stick to those&nbsp; for for the purpose of this video here. Of course,&nbsp;&nbsp; you think is the absolute best. And then you&nbsp; can go through the listing details there and&nbsp;&nbsp;
uh write a good description and uh it's already&nbsp; all this is pre-filled out. So there's certain&nbsp;&nbsp; things that about the quality of and all that they&nbsp; just fill in here. So that's really cool. And then&nbsp;&nbsp; you can add add your own description there.&nbsp; Um and uh you can also then go down here
to the pricing. And of course you did need to do&nbsp; a little bit of market research. Look at what you&nbsp;&nbsp; think people would potentially pay. And then you&nbsp; can see here this is a production cost and this is&nbsp;&nbsp; the profit you would then make and you can then&nbsp; set the price depending on what you think would&nbsp;&nbsp;
be fair and possible to sell. So the difference&nbsp; between the production cost and the retail price&nbsp;&nbsp; that's the price that you would charge that is&nbsp; the profit that you would get per in this case&nbsp;&nbsp; t-shirt you would sell. And when everything looks&nbsp; good, you can just publish the product and then&nbsp;&nbsp;
you can connect it to your store and then your AI&nbsp; generated design is a real product available for&nbsp;&nbsp; people to buy. And if you haven't set up your&nbsp; prints by account or connected it to Etsy yet,&nbsp;&nbsp;
then I have that covered step by step in my other&nbsp; video that I mentioned earlier also. I'll leave&nbsp;&nbsp; a link in the top corner here and also below so&nbsp; you can check that out if you want to know more&nbsp;&nbsp; details about that. So now you know how to create&nbsp; a design and get it listed. But I want to share&nbsp;&nbsp;
a few things that separate designs that just are&nbsp; there with no sales from ones that in many cases&nbsp;&nbsp; actually end up getting bought. Because there&nbsp; is a difference and it's not always just about&nbsp;&nbsp;
how good the design looks. The first thing is&nbsp; simplicity. Because print on demand products,&nbsp;&nbsp; they do not have to be art canvases. Sometimes&nbsp; a clean, simple design that is easy to read at&nbsp;&nbsp;
a glance will very often outperform something very&nbsp; complex and detailed. So think about how a t-shirt&nbsp;&nbsp; looks when someone is wearing it across the room&nbsp; or how a mock for example looks in a photo on a&nbsp;&nbsp;
shelf. And if the design is too busy, it in many&nbsp; cases just becomes noise. And the second thing is&nbsp;&nbsp; that textbased designs often outperform imageheavy&nbsp; ones, especially in gift focused niches. For&nbsp;&nbsp;
example, sometimes just a simple text like proud&nbsp; dog mom or a funny phrase about a specific job&nbsp;&nbsp; or hobby that can be enough on its own. And&nbsp; these are super fast to create and they're&nbsp;&nbsp;
easy to read and they are very searchable on, for&nbsp; example, Etsy because the words on the product,&nbsp;&nbsp; they also match what people are actually typing&nbsp; in the search bar. The third thing is to look at&nbsp;&nbsp; what is already selling before you commit to a&nbsp; design. So go to Etsy and other online stores,&nbsp;&nbsp;
search for your niche and filter by most relevant&nbsp; or bestseller. Look at what the top results have&nbsp;&nbsp; in common. The style, the colors, the type of&nbsp; message. And it's important to say here, you&nbsp;&nbsp; are not just copying them. You are understanding&nbsp; what the audience actually wants to buy. Then you&nbsp;&nbsp;
use that as input for your Canva prompts. And you&nbsp; can also use chat or claude or grow to do research&nbsp;&nbsp; about this. And the last thing, use the speed of&nbsp; AI to your advantage. So instead of spending hours&nbsp;&nbsp;
perfecting one designs, then you can generate&nbsp; five or maybe even 10 variations quickly and&nbsp;&nbsp; then list them all and then you'll find out much&nbsp; faster what resonates with your audience and what&nbsp;&nbsp; does not because the one that get views and sales&nbsp; that tells you what to make more of. So before&nbsp;&nbsp;
we wrap up, I want to make it clear what you can&nbsp; expect when you are starting out because I think&nbsp;&nbsp; it's important to go in with the right mindset. So&nbsp; the reality is just that your first designs will&nbsp;&nbsp; probably not be your best ones and that is normal.&nbsp; The more you use the AI tools and the better you&nbsp;&nbsp;
get at writing prompts, the better your results&nbsp; will be. And the more you pay attention to what's&nbsp;&nbsp; selling your niche, the more targeted your designs&nbsp; will become over time. And in terms of sales,&nbsp;&nbsp; do not expect things to happen overnight. the&nbsp; first few weeks or in some cases even the first&nbsp;&nbsp;
few months, they are usually very quiet while&nbsp; your listings are still new and you have not&nbsp;&nbsp; built up any visibility yet. And this is why&nbsp; the traffic methods matter. And if you have not&nbsp;&nbsp; watched the first video in this series yet, then&nbsp; I go through several free ways to drive traffic&nbsp;&nbsp;
to a brand new store with no ad budget. And the&nbsp; link, as mentioned, is in the description and the&nbsp;&nbsp; top corner. Because print on demand is a genuine&nbsp; way to potentially earn extra cash on the side.&nbsp;&nbsp; It's not something that will replace your income&nbsp; quickly and results will also vary depending on&nbsp;&nbsp;
your needs and of course your effort. But the&nbsp; barrier to getting started is definitely very&nbsp;&nbsp; low and it has never been lower in my experience.&nbsp; Free AI tools have changed what is possible even&nbsp;&nbsp; if you have zero design experience. And if you&nbsp; want to get started, I have left links to both&nbsp;&nbsp;
Printify and Canva in the description below. And&nbsp; Printify is free to sign up for. So you can then&nbsp;&nbsp; just go there, sign up and start exploring the&nbsp; product catalog straight away. And I would also&nbsp;&nbsp; love to know which niche are you thinking of going&nbsp; after. Just please share it in the comments. I&nbsp;&nbsp;
read all the comments there and I reply to every&nbsp; single comment. So if you have any questions,&nbsp;&nbsp; just ask in the comments. And also, if this video&nbsp; helped you, make sure to hit the like button and&nbsp;&nbsp; don't forget to subscribe to my YouTube channel&nbsp; and hit the notification bell so you won't miss&nbsp;&nbsp;
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