Custom DTF Transfer Auto Gang Sheet

Custom DTF Transfer Gang Sheet Builder

Build your own custom DTF transfer gang sheet — powered by direct-to-film printing technology for vivid, long-lasting prints on any fabric. Perfect for businesses building branded merchandise or individuals creating something one-of-a-kind.

Want a sticker version too? Build a matching sticker with our sticker creator — pick your size, upload your design, and we'll ship it with your gang sheet order.

Before pressing, read our Application & Wash-Care Guide below.

Design Tips

• Use a transparent background to avoid unwanted white boxes
• 300 DPI or higher recommended for the clearest print
• Print size matches your selected square — account for margins in your design
• Fit as many designs as you want within the area, just mind the margins
• Orders ship rolled to preserve print quality
• Turnaround is 1–3 business days

Application & Wash-Care Guide

Good results start with the application. Match your heat and time to the garment material rather than using the same settings for everything.

First press: 6–8 seconds at 280–300°F with medium to heavy pressure. Some materials need less heat, less time, or both.

Hot peel only: Remove the film while it is still hot. Do not wait for it to cool.

Final press: After removing the film, cover the transfer with protective paper and press again for 3–5 seconds.

Test before a full run: Apply a transfer to a sample garment and wash-test it before producing a batch. Check for lifting edges, peeling, or flaking, and record your settings and wash conditions.

Wash-care best practices: To help protect the design, turn the garment inside out, wash cold with mild detergent, and air dry or tumble dry low. Avoid bleach and ironing directly on the design. These are recommended practices, not a substitute for proper application or a guarantee of a specific number of washes.

Need help? If you're unsure about settings or notice lifting, peeling, or flaking, reach out to Transfers42 for application help. Tell us your garment material, press temperature, pressure setting, press time, and when you peeled.

Learn more about DTF printing: DTF 101