A gang sheet is a single DTF transfer sheet packed with multiple designs instead of just one — yours, all laid out side by side on the same printed sheet. It's the most cost-effective way to buy DTF transfers, because you only pay for the sheet itself rather than for each individual design. You can mix different designs, different sizes, and different quantities on the same sheet, then cut them apart after we print them.

Our Gang Sheet Builder is the browser-based tool that lets you lay all this out yourself, before you order. You pick a sheet length, upload your artwork (or build something from scratch using our built-in icons, text, and shape tools), and drag everything into position on a canvas that's the exact size of the real sheet. What you see on screen is what gets printed — real-scale rulers, real-world dimensions, no guesswork. There's a Fill Canvas tool for single-design runs, background removal for tidying up artwork, and you can save your work to your account and come back to it later.

When you're happy with the layout, you click Order and it goes straight into our production queue. Our team downloads the file exactly as you've designed it, loads the roll, and prints it. No back-and-forth by email, no proofs to approve, no surprises — the sheet you designed is the sheet you receive.

My Sheets takes you to your saved gang sheet designs. Every sheet you've saved or ordered appears here as a thumbnail — you can reopen it in the Designer to tweak it, duplicate it to start a new variation, or re-order an existing one without rebuilding it from scratch. This is your design library, always available from any device you sign in on.
Account (the menu under your name in the top-right) expands to give you:

My Sheets — same as above, your saved designs
Orders — your full order history, payment status, and delivery tracking
Profile & Theme — update your name, email, password, and switch between light/dark themes

Both menus only appear once you're signed in. If you haven't signed in yet you'll see Sign In / Create Account links in the same spot instead.

Ready to create your first gang sheet? Click the button to get started, or read on to explore the features available.

Start Using The Designer

How to Use Our DTF Gang Sheet Designer

What is the Designer?

The Designer is our browser-based layout tool for building your own DTF gang sheet. You upload your artwork (or build a design from scratch using our icon, text, and shape tools), arrange it on a canvas that's the exact size of the real sheet, and when you're happy you click Order. That's it — no separate software to install, no fiddling with print specs.
Behind the scenes, when you place your order the file goes straight into our production queue. Our team downloads what you've laid out, loads the roll, and prints it exactly as it appears on your screen. What you design is what you get.

You can save your work to your account and come back to it, duplicate sheets from past orders, and even load previously exported designs. And because you're designing at real scale, you always know exactly how big things will print — a 20cm logo on screen is a 20cm logo on the shirt.

What's a Gang Sheet?

A gang sheet is a single DTF transfer sheet that contains multiple designs — yours, all packed together. Instead of buying one sheet per design, you fit as many designs as you want onto one sheet and only pay for the sheet itself. It's by far the most cost-effective way to buy DTF.
Our Sheet Sizes
Every gang sheet is 580mm wide — that's fixed, because it's the width of our printer roll. You choose how long you need:

1 metre (100cm) — the default, good for most small batches
2 metres — a typical run for a small shop
5 or 10 metres — bigger batches, best value per cm²
Up to 20 metres — for bulk runs when you need serious volume

A quick note on pricing: sheets are charged in whole-metre increments. A 150cm sheet is billed as 2 metres, a 230cm sheet as 3 metres, and so on. So if you're getting close to the next metre mark anyway, you may as well fill the extra space — it's already paid for.

Getting Started

Pick a sheet size from the dropdown at the top of the editor (1 metre by default).
Name your sheet in the top-left field (default is "Untitled Sheet"). Something like "March t-shirts" makes it easy to find later.
Sign in if you want to save your design. Without signing in, your design only lives in your browser — close the tab and it's gone.

You'll see a blank canvas representing your sheet, with rulers showing real-world dimensions. Everything you place is at true scale.

Adding Your Designs
Four ways to get artwork onto the sheet:

📁 Upload from your computer
Click Upload or drag images into the Image Library panel. We accept PNG, JPG, and WebP. Transparent PNGs work best — the transparent area won't print, so you don't get a white box around your design.
You can upload multiple files at once; they go into your Image Library on the left, ready to drag onto the canvas.

📲 Upload from your phone
Click Phone for a QR code. Scan it, pick an image on your phone, and it appears in the library on your computer — no cables, no emailing files to yourself.

🎨 Icon Library
Click Icons for thousands of ready-made icons — arrows, stars, hearts, crowns, fire, skulls, flowers, sports, and more. Search by name or browse categories. Handy for small graphics or vinyl-style accents.

T Text
Click Text to add wording directly. Choose font, size, colour, and styles. To edit text you've already placed, select it on the canvas and use Apply to Selected.
Arranging Your Sheet
With designs on the canvas:

Drag to move
Corner handles to resize (hold Shift to keep proportions)
Top handle to rotate
Right-click (or tap-and-hold on mobile) for Duplicate, Delete, Bring to Front, Send to Back, and Fill Canvas
Arrow keys to nudge

Leave a couple of millimetres between designs so you've got room to cut them apart after pressing.

🔲 Fill Canvas — pages of the same design
If you want a sheet packed with copies of a single design (say, 30 of the same logo for a t-shirt run), don't place them one at a time:

Place one copy of your design and get it to the size you want it printed
Right-click it and choose 🔲 Fill canvas
The editor tells you how many copies will fit — e.g. "5 × 8 = 40 copies"
Confirm, and it instantly packs the whole sheet with a neat grid, 2.5mm gap between each copy

The original gets replaced by the grid, so if you later resize one of the copies, the others aren't affected. It's the fastest way to lay out single-design sheets, and because the gap is precise you know you've maximised the space.
Tweaking Images
Select any image and open the Image Adjust panel (🎛️) for:

Background removal — click a colour in your image to knock it out to transparency. Useful if you've got a white-background PNG that should have been transparent.
Filters — brightness, contrast, saturation. Keep these subtle; do heavy editing in proper software first.
Reset — undo your changes.

Saving and Ordering

To save: Sign in first, then click 💾 Save anytime. Your design is stored under My Account and you can pick it back up at any device.

To order: Click 🛒 Order. Your design saves, you land on checkout, pay as normal, and we print exactly what you designed.

Tips for a Good Gang Sheet

Pack it tight — and remember billing rounds up. You pay in whole metres, so a 110cm sheet costs the same as a 200cm one. If you're over a metre, keep adding designs until you're using the full length. Empty space on a sheet you've already paid for is wasted money.
Use Fill Canvas for single-design runs. Faster and tidier than placing copies by hand — plus it calculates maximum copies for you.
Mind the minimum detail size. Very thin lines (under 1mm) and tiny text (under about 8pt) can look fuzzy when printed. Make small details bigger if in doubt.
Use transparent backgrounds. White backgrounds will print white — fine on a dark garment, probably not what you want otherwise. Save PNGs with transparency or use Background Removal to knock out solid colours.

Group similar designs together. If you'll be cutting and pressing these one by one, having the same sizes grouped on the sheet saves sorting time afterwards.


Need Help?

If you're stuck, email us at [email protected] with a screenshot and we'll get back to you quickly.
If you'd rather design in your own software and send us the finished file, we accept PDF and high-resolution PNG at 580mm wide.