Build Your
DTF Sheet

Two simple paths — pick the one that matches your design. Know what you need? Jump right in below. Not sure yet? Scroll down for a quick rundown of which tool fits your order.

One Design Multiple Designs

How Many Designs?

Which Best Describes Your Order?

Click the option that matches your design — we'll skip the steps you don't need and surface the helpful tools right away.

Most Common

One Design — Multiple Copies

"I have one finished design and just want to print it multiple times."

Upload once — we auto-detect the print size from your file.
Set the copies you need — 2, 12, 50… we'll lay them out for you.
Adjust the width with one slider — perfect for resizing for shirts, hoodies, or pockets.
Live DPI check warns you if you scale up too far.

Pro Tip — Save a Sheet Size We'll automatically suggest reducing each copy by up to 10% if it lets us pack more across in a single row. Often that drops you to a smaller (cheaper) sheet without anyone noticing the size change.

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Multiple Different Designs

"I have several different images I want to combine on one sheet."

Add as many designs as you want — drag, drop, and resize freely.
Auto-arrange packs everything as tight as possible to save sheet inches.
Built-in editing — crop, rotate, and mirror flip on any image.
Per-image DPI badges flag any design that's too low-res before you order.

Heads Up — Group Like-Sized Designs The builder works best when your designs are roughly the same scale. Mixing a 2" logo with a 12" graphic on the same sheet can leave gaps. If you have one big design, the single-image flow on the left will pack it tighter.

Open the Builder

Not sure which to pick? If you're printing the same design more than once, choose the left option — even for just 2 copies. The single-image tool will always pack copies tighter than the builder.

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Quick Compare

Side-by-Side

If you're still on the fence, here's how the two tools differ at a glance.

	One Design — Many Copies	Multiple Designs
Best for	Printing one image multiple times	Combining different artwork on a sheet
Number of files	Just one	As many as you want
How copies are placed	Auto-laid out in a grid	You drag & arrange (or auto-pack)
Auto width-shrink to fit more per row	Yes — up to 10%	Manual resizing
Cropping & image edits	Width & copies only	Crop, rotate, mirror flip
Sheet height	Calculated from your copies	Grows with your designs — no max height

Before You Upload

A Quick File Check

Either path gives you the best results when your file is ready to print. The basics:

Vector PDF Preferred

A vector PDF (or SVG, EPS, AI) is built from math, not pixels — infinitely sharp at any size and our top pick for the cleanest print.

PNG Works Great Too

Don't have a vector? A transparent PNG at 200 DPI or higher at print size prints beautifully — no quality difference you'd notice on a shirt.

Outline Fonts

Convert text to paths/outlines so we don't risk a font swap on your final print.

Want a deeper rundown? Open the full File Quality Guide →

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