DTF Film
Full-color direct-to-film transfers you heat press onto cotton, polyester, blends and more. Build a gang sheet and pay for the exact length.
Direct-to-film (DTF) transfers are printed on film with a white underbase and adhesive, ready to heat press onto almost any garment. Fill a gang sheet with as many designs as fit, let Gang Up nest the copies for you, and pay for the exact length of film used.
Full-color direct-to-film transfers you heat press onto cotton, polyester, blends and more. Build a gang sheet and pay for the exact length.
From artwork to order in your browser - nothing to install.
Fabric, DTF film, UV DTF stickers and more. The layout is the material's full print width.
Upload images or vectors, use templates, text and rosters. Gang Up nests copies for you.
You pay for the exact length your layout uses - no minimum, no fixed sheet sizes.
Production gets true 300 DPI print-ready files of exactly what you designed.
Every material is priced by length: the exact length your layout uses times the material's rate per yard, shown live while you design. There is no minimum and no fixed sheet size, so you never pay for empty space.
DTF (direct-to-film) transfers are full-color designs printed on film with a white underbase and adhesive. You heat press them onto cotton, polyester, blends and more. Build a gang sheet of every design you need and pay for the exact length of film.
The print width is the material's roll width minus a 0.75" margin on each edge. The builder sets the layout to that width automatically and flags any artwork that goes past it.
Plan for 300 DPI at the printed size - about 3,000 pixels for a 10 inch wide design. The builder shows each image's DPI at its printed size and signed-in users can upscale low-resolution images for print for free.
Yes. Click the material in the builder and pick another one. Your artwork keeps its size and place, the price updates, and anything past a narrower print width is highlighted so you can move it.
A free account keeps your layouts, artwork and cart.