COMMON QUESTIONS
What file types do you accept?
For the best results, upload a 300 PPI PNG with a transparent background, sized exactly how you want it printed.
Artwork Tips
- Size your artwork at the final print dimensions.
- Remove any extra transparent or empty space around your design.
- If you do not want the background printed, your file must have a transparent background. Any background included in your artwork (including white) will print exactly as uploaded.
- Keep fine lines and small details at least 0.02" (0.5 mm) thick for the cleanest transfer.
Accepted File Types
We recommend PNG for most orders. We also accept PDF, AI, EPS, and SVG vector files, which provide the sharpest print quality and can be scaled without losing detail.
Canva & Procreate
If you're designing in Canva or Procreate, export your artwork as a 300 PPI PNG with a transparent background or a PDF for the most reliable results.
Please Note
We print exactly what you upload. Low-resolution images, non-transparent backgrounds, extra spacing, or poor-quality artwork will print exactly as submitted.
Need help? Our design team can assist with creating, cleaning up, or preparing your artwork for print. Give us a call at 503-483-8233 and we'll be happy to help.
Do I need to mirror my artwork?
Nope! We mirror all artwork before printing.
Will my gang sheet be cut apart?
Your gang sheet will arrive uncut on a roll in the size you selected when placing your order. This allows you to trim and organize your transfers however you'd like.
If you're looking for individual transfers, shop our DTF by Size products instead.
What fabrics work best?
DTF transfers are incredibly versatile and work on 100% cotton, 100% polyester, cotton/poly blends, triblends, canvas, and many other fabric types. Unlike sublimation, DTF doesn't require polyester and can be applied to both light and dark garments with vibrant, long-lasting results.
For the best adhesion and durability, please reference our general Pressing Instructions below. If you're applying transfers to specialty fabrics such as nylon, treated performance materials, or other coated textiles, we recommend testing first or contacting us for guidance to ensure the best results.