DTF Gang Sheet Builder

• Auto Build: Build your gang sheet in seconds with our Auto Build feature. Simply upload your images, choose the quantity and size, and hit 'Apply.' The builder will automatically arrange your images, notify you if more sheets are needed, and confirm everything is correctly placed and high resolution before checkout.
• Streamlined Workflow: Simplify your printing workflow with our DTF Gang Sheet Builder. Design, arrange, and optimise your gang sheets effortlessly for a smoother production experience.
• Multiple Sizes: Build custom layouts that optimise space and streamline your printing process across multiple sheet lengths.
• Design Flexibility: Experiment with various design combinations on a single sheet. Our Gang Sheet Builder empowers you to explore creativity while maintaining precise print quality.
• Print with Confidence: Ensure consistent and vibrant results with your customised gang sheets. From intricate details to vivid colours, your prints will captivate every time.

We stand behind the quality of every transfer and sticker we print. If you’re not completely satisfied, we’ll reprint your order with a new or revised file at no cost to you.

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Click here to watch our DTF Transfer Pressing Instructions Tutorial Video.

To ensure your DTF transfer looks professionally pressed every time, follow these four simple steps.

1 - No Need To Pre-Press or Pre-Iron

Removing moisture and wrinkles from the product is unnecessary with Ninja Peel Transfers. Only do a prepress if you prefer.

Pro Tip: If you’re pressing onto a garment or surface you haven’t worked with before, we recommend doing a small test press first to confirm the settings and ensure the best results.

2 - Position Your Design

Position your transfer in the desired location and make sure it is flat before pressing. You can press across seams, for example on 6-panel caps and side seams of t-shirts. Heat-resistant tape is recommended when pressing on caps or when using a household iron to prevent the transfer from moving. You'll learn when it's needed with experience.

3 - Press & Peel after a few seconds

Press the transfer at 155°C / 310°F with medium to high pressure for ~12 seconds. It is recommended to test one piece first. Use baking parchment to protect your garment from touching the iron directly.

Wait a few seconds and peel! If parts of the design are not sticking, lay it back down and press again with added pressure and heat (+8°C / +15°F). If unsuccessful, increase heat by +8°C / +15°F increments until it transfers correctly. Remember, the great thing with Ninja Transfers is that repeated pressing won't damage the transfer.

If your settings are scorching the garment, the first step would be to reduce pressure. If that doesn’t work, retain the reduced pressure and reduce the heat by 5–8°C / 10–15°F. With a little practice, you’ll find the right settings for each garment and material.

4 - Final Press & Wash Instructions

Important: While the majority of other DTF companies advise you to press it just once, this is improper. After hundreds of wash tests, we have found that a final press is imperative to create a superior product. After the design is transferred onto the garment, with the film peeled off, cover the design with provided baking parchment and press for 15 seconds. Doing so enhances the value of your product by greatly improving the durability and softness as well as reducing the shine.

For step-by-step pressing instructions for household irons or a Cricut EasyPress, click here.

Orders over £100 of transfers will automatically qualify for Free Shipping. Express shipping options as fast as 1 Working Day available at checkout.

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Refunds & Reprints

Contact us within 45 days of receiving your order to submit a request for a refund or reprint. We will reprint any order where there is a print quality or adherence issue. However, we will not issue a reprint if the uploaded file is low quality. If you'd like a refund or reprint for another reason, it must be approved by management first.

All file types are accepted. Vector files are recommended for the best results, and raster artwork should be at least 300 DPI. For optimal colour accuracy and vibrancy, we recommend designing in the Adobe RGB (1998) colour profile.

Minimum Size: While DTF handles fine details well, elements smaller than 0.5mm (0.02 inches) may not transfer properly.

Tip: If you're using Canva or Procreate, exporting your document as a PDF is recommended.