Guide

How to make a gang sheet

A gang sheet is one strip of DTF film with lots of designs on it. The printer prints the strip, and you cut the designs apart and press them. You can build one here, check it and price it at every printer in a few minutes.

1. Add your designs

Add each design as a PNG with a transparent background. We read the print size from the file and trim any empty transparent edge, so only the artwork takes up film.

2. Set spacing and rotation

Spacing is the gap between designs. A bigger gap makes cutting easier but uses more film. Turn on rotation and we'll turn a design sideways whenever that saves film.

Spacing and bleed explained

3. Check the layout

You'll see the packed sheet, how long it is and how much film is left over, with the same numbers in words beside the picture. It is an efficient layout, not a proven best one.

4. Compare prices and download

Each printer gets its own price for your sheet, worked out from its film width, price list, delivery and VAT. The list starts with the cheapest. Pick a printer and download a print file at their film width: a 300 DPI PNG, or a PDF for a long sheet.

5. Order from the printer

We don't print or sell anything. Upload the file on the printer's own website and order there, at the price on their page.