A product designer plugin for WooCommerce (also called a product customizer) lets shoppers personalize items before buying—add text, images, colors, and choose options with a live preview, then the design is saved with the order for printing/production. Common examples include Fancy Product Designer (web-to-print designer and configurator), Lumise Product Designer (HTML5-based designer), Zakeke Interactive Product Designer (personalization with previews/3D options), and “Product Designer for WooCommerce” on WooCommerce.com. These plugins are used for T-shirts, mugs, business cards, banners, and gifts. Many support templates, clipart libraries, and extra pricing for custom work.

Yes, Printify is compatible with WooCommerce and supports direct store connection. You can link your WooCommerce store from the Printify “My stores” area, approve the connection, and then publish products from Printify to WooCommerce. Printify syncs product details like title, images, variants, and pricing into your WooCommerce catalog. For accurate shipping rates, Printify also provides a “Printify for WooCommerce” plugin that helps apply Printify shipping rates to your Printify products. Once connected, WooCommerce orders for Printify items can be routed to Printify for fulfillment.

To connect and set up WooPayments, first confirm your business is in a supported country. Then install WooPayments: Integrated WooCommerce Payments from Plugins → Add New. Open WooCommerce → Payments (or Payments → Overview) and click Start setup / Finish setup. You’ll be asked to connect your store to a WordPress.com account, then complete onboarding. Enter your business details, add a bank account for deposits, and submit verification documents if requested. WooPayments creates a Stripe Express account during signup, so you don’t connect an existing Stripe account. Finally, enable card payments, Apple Pay/Google Pay if available, run a test order, and go live.

To set up shipping in WooCommerce, go to WooCommerce > Settings > Shipping and add Shipping Zones based on countries, states, or zip codes. Inside each zone, add methods like Flat Rate, Free Shipping, or Local Pickup. Set costs, tax status, and optional shipping classes for heavier items. Next, enter your store address in WooCommerce > Settings > General so taxes and rates calculate correctly. If you need live carrier rates, install a shipping plugin for UPS, USPS, FedEx, or your courier. Configure package dimensions and weights on each product. Test checkout with different addresses to confirm correct methods appear. Finally, add delivery times, tracking, and shipping policy pages for clarity.

To automatically print WooCommerce orders, you need a plugin like Print Invoice & Delivery Notes for WooCommerce or Auto Print Orders. First, install and activate your chosen plugin via Plugins > Add New in your WordPress dashboard. Then configure it by selecting the printer, print format (invoice, packing slip, etc.), and triggering events—such as new orders or order status changes. Some plugins allow direct integration with Google Cloud Print or other print services. This setup enables seamless, automatic printing without manual steps. It’s ideal for physical stores or warehouses to streamline order fulfillment and improve efficiency in order processing.

To set up sales tax or GST in WooCommerce, go to WooCommerce → Settings → General and enable “Enable tax rates and calculations.” Save changes. Then open WooCommerce → Settings → Tax. Choose whether prices are entered with or without tax and set how tax shows in the cart and checkout. Next, click Standard rates (or create a GST tax class) and add your tax rules. Enter Country, State, Postcode, City, Rate %, Tax name (GST/VAT), Priority, Compound, and Shipping tax option if required. Save. Finally, place a test order to confirm correct tax calculation.