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Custom Transfer Printing
Custom Transfer Printing for Your Designs and Apparel Projects
Custom transfer printing turns your artwork into ready-to-use transfers for personalized apparel and other suitable projects. Start with a clean, high-quality design, choose the transfer format and dimensions that fit your project, and review the product instructions before ordering. Eagle DTF Print offers online options for both individual designs and larger artwork layouts.
Upload your own custom artwork
Choose a format that fits your project
Order transfer printing online
How to Choose Custom Transfer Printing
Start with the finished size of your design. Measure the area where you plan to place the graphic. Then compare that measurement with the available transfer sizes. This helps you avoid ordering artwork that is too large or too small for the intended placement.
Next, check your artwork quality. Use a clean design file at the dimensions required for your project. Review transparency, resolution, file format, and other artwork instructions on the relevant product page before submitting your order. Avoid enlarging a small raster image beyond its intended size, as this may reduce visual clarity.
Consider the finish you want as well. Browse DTF transfers for standard transfer options. For projects that call for a more distinctive visual effect, compare Glitter DTF Transfers.
Finally, read the specific product instructions before ordering or applying a transfer. Requirements can vary by product. If you are unsure which option matches your artwork or project, contact Eagle DTF Print before placing the order.
Custom transfer printing creates a transfer from artwork you provide so the design can be applied to an appropriate final product using the specified process.
What artwork should I use for a custom transfer?
Use clean, high-quality artwork and check the file, size, transparency, and resolution requirements listed on the relevant product page.
How do I choose the right transfer size?
Measure the intended print area first. Choose an available transfer size that matches the finished dimensions you want for the design.