What you receive with a template pack
A template purchase generally provides one or more files designed around particular sizes, shapes, or programs.
Quality varies by seller, and you are responsible for organizing the files, understanding the print settings, and checking compatibility with your equipment.
Design, build sheets, print, sell, and manage production from one connected platform.
What happens as the catalog grows
Adding products can mean buying more packs, downloading updated versions, and remembering which file belongs to which item.
Separate files also make mixed-size production difficult because each layout was usually created independently.
What ButtonMakerPro does differently
Supported product layouts are included inside the platform. The Studio can build print sheets, combine supported products, and connect designs to events, storefronts, and order queues.
Updates happen within the software rather than through another marketplace download.
Templates versus a production system
A template is a file. ButtonMakerPro is a workflow for designing, printing, selling, and managing the work around custom products.
Frequently asked questions
Are Etsy templates always bad?
No. A well-made template can be useful for a narrow need. The limitation is that separate files do not provide a connected production workflow.
Do I still own artwork I created elsewhere?
Yes. ButtonMakerPro can use image files created in other programs, subject to the rights you have for that artwork.
Are supported layouts included in ButtonMakerPro?
Yes. Supported product layouts are included rather than sold as individual template packs.
Build products without fighting templates
Use ButtonMakerPro to design, print, sell, and manage supported buttons, magnets, keychains, puzzles, and custom products.
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