DTF Transfers Made Easy
Upload your own artwork, build a gang sheet, or shop ready-to-press designs.
Upload My Design
Already have a print-ready PNG? Upload it here.
Build a Gang Sheet
Combine multiple designs onto one sheet.
Ready-to-Press
Browse our available transfer designs.
DTF Help + Pressing
Sizing, press instructions, turnaround, and FAQs.
Upload or Choose
Upload your own PNG, build a gang sheet, or pick a ready-to-press design.
Pick Your Size
Choose the transfer size that fits your project.
We Print It
Your order is printed and prepared for pickup or shipping.
Press & Peel
Follow the pressing instructions and apply your transfer.
Popular Transfer Sizes
Pocket — 3.5"
Infant — 5–6"
Toddler — 7–8"
Youth Small — 7–8"
Youth — 8"
Adult Small/Medium — 10–11"
Adult Standard — 12"
Oversized — 12.5"
Pant Leg — 6–8" vertical
These are general recommendations. Actual size may vary depending on the garment and design.
Pressing Instructions
290°F
Set your heat press to 290°F.
Press 10 Seconds
Press with firm, even pressure for 10 seconds.
Cold Peel
Let the transfer cool completely before peeling.
Press Again 10 Seconds
Cover and press again for 10 seconds.
Frequently Asked Questions
What file type should I upload?
Upload a high-resolution, print-ready PNG with a transparent background. For best results, use 300 DPI whenever possible.
Do you edit or clean up artwork?
Yes. Artwork edits may be available for a $25 design fee in addition to your order total. You must message me before ordering this service so I can review the file and confirm that it’s something I’m able to fix. Major redesigns or highly complex artwork may require a different quote.
What size transfer should I order?
Use the size guide on this page as a starting point. The best size can vary depending on the garment and design. I recommend measuring your garment if you have access to it.
What is your turnaround time?
Most DTF orders are completed quickly, often same or next day depending on order size and current workload. Larger orders may take longer.
Can I use an iron instead of a heat press?
A heat press is strongly recommended for the most consistent results. Household irons do not provide the same even temperature and pressure.