DTF GANG SHEET FAQ.

A DTF gang sheet is one large transfer sheet with multiple designs arranged together. You can place logos, left chest prints, sleeve prints, labels, names, numbers, or full designs on one sheet and cut them apart after printing.

Choose your sheet size, open the gang sheet builder, upload your artwork, arrange your designs, check your layout, then complete checkout.

Yes. You can upload multiple designs, resize them, duplicate them, rotate them, and arrange them inside the builder.

No. You can order one gang sheet in any available size.

No. The builder lets you upload your artwork and arrange it visually. You should still make sure your artwork is high quality, transparent, and sized correctly before ordering.

Yes. Every gang sheet is 22 inches wide. You choose the length based on how much artwork you need to fit.

Choose the smallest sheet that fits your artwork comfortably. If you are unsure, go one size bigger for cleaner spacing, easier cutting, backup prints, and better value.

Yes. Bigger sheets give you a lower price per foot, which helps you get more print area for your money.

No. DTF transfers are full color with no screen fees or color-count charges.

Transparent PNG files are preferred. PDF and compatible artwork files may also work depending on the builder and artwork setup.

Yes. Remove unwanted white, black, colored, or boxed backgrounds before uploading unless you want that background printed.

300 DPI at final print size is recommended. Low-resolution screenshots, small web graphics, and blurry images may print soft or pixelated.

Files print as uploaded. If you need an extra check before production, add Paid File Review so your artwork can be checked for common print issues.

Paid File Review is an additional check for common issues like resolution, transparency, sizing, background problems, and obvious layout concerns before production.

No. If the original artwork is low quality, blurry, or pixelated, the print may show those issues. Start with the highest-quality file possible.

Print-ready orders placed by 1 PM Pacific, Monday–Friday, qualify for same-day production. Production timing is separate from carrier delivery time.

Yes. Submit a print-ready order by 1 PM Pacific, Monday–Friday, to qualify for same-day production. Orders after cutoff enter the next business-day production queue.

Your order enters the next business-day production queue. File problems or changes can delay production.

Yes. Rush Production is available as an add-on when you need priority handling for urgent orders.

Yes. Orders are printed in Anaheim, California and shipped nationwide.

Yes. Orders ship nationwide.

Yes. Local pickup is available in Anaheim, California.

Same-day refers to production, not delivery. Shipping time begins afterward and depends on the carrier and selected shipping method.

Use the Contact page for order support, local pickup questions, and customer service.

Start with 300°F, 15 seconds, medium-firm pressure, cold peel, and a 5 second repress.

Cold peel is recommended. Let the film cool completely before peeling.

Yes. Cover the design and repress for 5 seconds after peeling.

Yes, but test first. Some polyester garments can scorch, shrink, or show press marks.

Common causes include low pressure, uneven pressure, peeling too early, moisture in the garment, or not pressing long enough.

Stop peeling, lay the film back down, press again, let it cool fully, then peel slowly.

Blurry prints usually come from low-resolution artwork, screenshots, small web images, or artwork that was enlarged too much.

A box usually means the artwork had a background that was not removed before upload. Use transparent artwork before building your sheet.

Screens are backlit and can display color differently than print. Artwork color, file setup, garment color, and pressing can all affect the final look.