How Do I Connect Printify to Wix?

Connecting Printify to Wix allows you to sell print-on-demand products directly from your Wix website while Printify handles printing and fulfillment automatically. Once connected, orders placed on your Wix store are sent to Printify, produced by your chosen print provider, and shipped to your customers without manual intervention.

This guide walks through the full process step by step, from prerequisites to publishing products and verifying the integration.

What You Need Before You Start

Before connecting Printify to Wix, make sure the following are already in place:

You must have an active Wix site with Wix Stores installed.You need a Printify account (free or paid plans both work).Your Wix site must be published at least once.You must be logged into both platforms using the same browser session to avoid permission issues.

If any of these are missing, the connection will fail or remain incomplete.

Step 1: Prepare Your Wix Store

Log in to your Wix dashboard.

Go to Edit Site, then open the App Market and install Wix Stores if it is not already installed. Once installed, open the Store Dashboard and complete the basic store setup:

• Add store name

• Set store currency

• Configure checkout basics

• Enable payments (you can finish payment setup later, but the store must exist)

Save and publish your site.

This step creates the product infrastructure Printify needs to push products into Wix.

Step 2: Log In to Printify

Go to Printify and log in to your account.

If this is a new account:

• Choose your store currency

• Add billing information (required for order fulfillment)

• Set your return address (important for shipping labels)

You do not need to create any products yet.

Step 3: Connect Printify to Wix

Inside Printify:

1. Open My Stores

2. Click Add New Store

3. Select Wix from the platform list

You will be redirected to Wix and asked to approve the connection.

Accept all permissions. These allow Printify to:

• Create products

• Sync pricing

• Receive orders

• Update order statuses

Once approved, you will be redirected back to Printify and your Wix store will appear under My Stores.

At this point, the connection is technically complete.

Step 4: Create a Product in Printify

Now you create products inside Printify, not Wix.

In Printify:

1. Click Create Product

2. Choose a product category (t-shirt, hoodie, mug, poster, etc.)

3. Select a print provider

4. Choose sizes, colors, and variants

5. Upload your design

6. Adjust placement and scaling

7. Set your pricing (Printify shows base cost vs profit)

Pay attention to:

• Shipping costs

• Print provider location

• Production time

These directly affect customer experience.

Step 5: Publish the Product to Wix

Once the product is configured:

1. Click Publish

2. Select your connected Wix store

3. Confirm product details

Printify will automatically:

• Create the product in Wix

• Add all variants

• Sync prices

• Attach mockup images

This process can take a few seconds to a few minutes.

Step 6: Review the Product in Wix

Go back to your Wix dashboard.

Navigate to Store Products and open the newly added item.

Check:

• Product title and description

• Variant names and pricing

• Images and mockups

• Tax and shipping settings

You can safely edit:

• Product descriptions

• SEO settings

• Categories

• Collections

Do not delete variants or change SKU structures unless you understand Printify syncing behavior.

Step 7: Test the Full Order Flow

Before launching publicly, run a test order.

Steps:

1. Add the product to your cart on the live site

2. Complete checkout using a real payment method

3. Confirm the order appears in Wix

4. Confirm the order appears in Printify

5. Check order status syncing

Once paid, Printify will automatically send the order to production unless manual approval is enabled.

Common Issues and How to Fix Them

Products not appearing in WixRefresh the Wix dashboard and wait a few minutes. If still missing, republish from Printify.

Prices not matchingPricing is controlled by Printify. Re-sync the product instead of editing price manually in Wix.

Shipping looks wrongShipping rates come from the print provider. Review shipping profiles inside Printify.

Order stuck in “Pending”Check payment status in Wix. Printify only fulfills paid orders.

How Updates Work After Connection

When connected:

• Product edits in Printify sync to Wix

• Order updates in Printify sync to Wix

• Tracking numbers sync automatically

• Fulfillment status updates in real time

Design changes require republishing the product.

Final Thoughts

Connecting Printify to Wix turns your website into a fully automated print-on-demand store. Once the integration is set up correctly, your main focus becomes design, marketing, and customer experience instead of logistics.

The key to avoiding issues is understanding that Printify controls production and fulfillment, while Wix controls storefront presentation and checkout. Treat them as two parts of the same machine, not duplicates of each other.

If you need help from a Wix Professional, don't hesitate to get in touch, our specialists will help you.