WooCommerce Product Designer Plugins Compared: Printcart vs Fancy Product Designer, Lumise and Zakeke

How did we compare these apps?

We checked Printcart, Fancy Product Designer, Lumise and Zakeke on 2026-10-13 on supported platforms, print files, price and billing model, and support, and in the text on customer artwork upload and API access where each company states them. Every statement about a competitor links to the public page it came from. Statements were checked on 13 October 2026 against each company's own public pages, and anything that could not be checked on its own pages or its marketplace listings was left out.

What does Printcart offer for WooCommerce?

Printcart's WordPress/WooCommerce plugin needs WordPress 5.0 or higher, PHP 7.4 or higher, and WooCommerce. It produces high-resolution print-ready files in PDF, SVG, PNG and JPG CMYK. It has a Free plan with limited products and storage, and a Premium plan at $49/mo, billed monthly, with up to 100 products with the public designer and 500 order-upload file downloads per month, as of 13 October 2026; the plugin page says paid plans add cloud processing, AI tools, file storage and full API automation. Customers upload their own artwork, with merchant-set file types, number of uploads, size limits and a minimum DPI, and the Printcart Cloud Print API can pass orders to automated fulfillment. The plans list community support on Free and priority support on Premium; the plugin page names a ticket from the support dashboard, live chat and email.

For stores moving from another plugin, Printcart runs migration services for Fancy Product Designer, Lumise and Zakeke, each from $299 as of 13 October 2026.

What does Fancy Product Designer offer on WooCommerce?

Fancy Product Designer lists WooCommerce, WordPress and Shopify among its supported platforms. Its pricing page lists the plugin for any WordPress/WooCommerce site at $99 per license, one license per website/domain, as of 13 October 2026. Its site says customers can upload images from social media or any device, and its WooCommerce page says the customized product can be exported to PDF, SVG, JPG or PNG from the WooCommerce order details.

Its maker's comparison with its successor, Chamevo, calls Fancy Product Designer "the WordPress and WooCommerce customizer plugin sold on CodeCanyon", with a one-time CodeCanyon license and manual updates, and says it was sunset through 2026: new support-extension sales ended on March 1, 2026, and the Genius export and AI services went offline on June 1, 2026. Existing licenses still run, but development, services and support have moved to Chamevo, a SaaS product built by the same team at radykal GmbH.

What does Lumise offer on WooCommerce?

Lumise lists WooCommerce 9.x and WordPress 6.9.x. Its changelog records a print download in PNG, SVG or PDF and PDF export with vectors, and its site lists print-ready files at 300 DPI. On its product page, Lumise Product Designer (Includes 24/7 Live Chat support) has two billing options as of 13 October 2026: Annual at $69, shown against $99, which gives lifetime use of the purchased version with updates and support for the first year and auto-renews yearly for updates and support; and Lifetime at $380, a one-time payment with lifetime updates and support. Customers can upload their own pictures or sync them from Facebook or Instagram. A separate Lumise Support package for Classic and Neo costs $49 for 6 months or $69 for 12 months, one-time payments with no auto-renewal.

What does Zakeke offer on WooCommerce?

Zakeke's WooCommerce page also lists Shopify, Wix, PrestaShop, Adobe Commerce, BigCommerce, Salesforce, OpenCart, Etsy, Shopwired, Shopware and Amazon among its integrations, and says its WooCommerce plugin supports PDF, PNG, SVG and AutoCad DXF formats. Its Starter plan is $69.90/month billed monthly, or $59/month billed annually, plus a 1.9% fee per custom product sale (minimum $0.03 per item), up to 10 published products, as of 13 October 2026, with a 14-day free trial and no credit card required. The pricing page says clients can upload images, with minimum resolution requirements for uploaded images. The WooCommerce page links to detailed API documentation, Help Guides, a Video Hub and a Demo Store, and the pricing page lists customer support via email from the Starter plan.

What should you check before you choose?

Billing models differ here: Printcart and Zakeke are subscriptions (Zakeke adds a 1.9% fee per custom product sale (minimum $0.03 per item) on Starter), Lumise sells an Annual plan (lifetime use, yearly renewal for updates and support) and a one-time Lifetime plan, and Fancy Product Designer's pricing page lists $99 per license, which its maker's blog calls a one-time CodeCanyon license. If support continuity matters, check each vendor's current support terms directly. Confirm current pricing, trial terms and file formats with each vendor before committing.