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# Add Designs to your Tiktok Shop

Designing viral fashion has never been easier than now. FLYP allows you to hop on trends and add designs to your Tiktok Shop within minutes. The below steps and video showcase just how easy it is!

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1. Enter FLYP and press the + icon on the bottom menu bar.
2. Tap the Tiktok icon in the top right corner to filter for products that can be listed on Tiktok.
3. Create your design using the selected template and once done press save and finish
4. Toggle into your studio on the bottom menu bar.
5. Press on the finished design then tap sell.
6. Write your description, name your product and set your price.
7. Tick the Tiktok box and publish.
8. Check your Tiktok Seller Centre app to see if it has published.
9. Order your design and start making content!

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