1. Use High-Resolution Images
Always kick things off with high-res artwork (300 DPI or higher) for crisp, detailed prints. No pixelation, please! ✨
2. Convert to CMYK Color Mode
Switch your design file to CMYK before submitting—it’s the color vibe your DTG printer lives on! 🌈
3. Save as TIFF Files
Keep that detail on lock by saving your final design as a TIFF. It’s the real MVP for DTG uploads. 🔒
4. Keep Colors Simple
Simplicity slays. Fewer colors mean fewer printing headaches and a more cohesive final look. 🎨
5. Design for Fabric Types
One fabric doesn’t fit all. Different materials can shift how colors pop or fade. Plan accordingly! 👕
6. Use Transparent Backgrounds
No awkward blocks here. Let your shirt color shine through for a clean, pro look. ✨
7. Test Color Profiles
Run test prints using color profiles to see how they actually show up. Adjust as needed for that perfect pop. 🕵️
8. Pay Attention to Size & Placement
Size matters. Make sure your artwork is the right scale and centered for maximum impact. 📐
9. Create Vector Graphics
Where possible, go vector. Infinite scaling = zero quality loss. 🚀
10. Review Your Design
Double-check for any errors or typos before you hit “Print.” Trust us—this step saves lives (and shirts!). ✅
