Sublimation · DTF · DTG · HTV
Upload whatever your customer sent: the low-res logo, the roster, the reference photo. An AI agent asks only what it needs and builds the file at true size for sublimation or heat transfer: jerseys size by size, names and numbers from a spreadsheet, mugs, lanyards and DTF gang sheets.
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Today 9:41 AM
The result
Not a mockup.
These are the five pieces of the jersey, cut to each size, with 15 mm of bleed and automatic mirroring for sublimation. One set of pieces per player, with their last name and number.
300DPI
at true physical size, to the millimeter
7sizes
from XS to 3XL, with US and Latin American size charts
32templates
jerseys, shorts, mugs, tumblers, lanyards, flags…
15mm
of bleed on full garments, no white edges
4techniques
sublimation, DTF, DTG and heat transfer vinyl, each with its own rules
§ 01Live
Drag the size, the bleed or the tumbler and watch the file respond. When one looks like your order, try it with your own art.
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Full team
Names and numbers from your spreadsheet, centered and squeezed without distortion.
How to ask for it
“Sublimated jerseys for my soccer team. I'm attaching the crest and the roster (name, number and size). I want the name arched above the number on the back.”
Sizes S to 2XL
Scales the pattern; logos and sponsors keep their size and their center.
How to ask for it
“I need the sports jersey in sizes S, M, L, XL and 2XL for all-over sublimation. The background should scale with each size, but the chest logo must always measure 3.5 in and stay centered.”
Bleed with no white edges
Extends the background 15 mm past the cut without touching the art inside.
How to ask for it
“I have this design for sublimation that runs right to the edge. Add 15 mm of bleed all around by continuing the design, without changing anything inside.”
Texted logo to HD
That 72 DPI logo gets traced or redrawn so it prints sharp.
How to ask for it
“My customer texted me their logo and it's pixelated. Make it sharp to print on DTF at 10 inches wide, no background, without changing the design.”
Seamless pattern
Generates an all-over print that repeats with no visible seams.
How to ask for it
“I want a tropical pattern with monstera leaves and flowers to sublimate a whole shirt. It has to repeat without the joins showing, in dark green and pink.”
Optimized gang sheet
Nests pieces on your 22.8 or 43.7 in roll (58 or 111 cm) and saves film or paper.
How to ask for it
“Build a 22.8 in wide DTF gang sheet from the designs I'm attaching: 10 copies of the large logo and 20 of the small one, with 3 mm between them, using as much of the film as possible.”
Tumbler and mug
Exact templates, even tapered ones: the design curves so it ends up straight.
How to ask for it
“20 oz tapered tumbler to sublimate with these 3 family photos joined by a continuous watercolor background and the text “The Garcia Family”. Cut out the photo backgrounds.”
Badge lanyards
Logo and name repeated along the strap; one half is rotated so it reads the same on both sides of the neck.
How to ask for it
“Lanyards for my company's staff ID badges: the company logo and name repeated along the strap, in our brand color, printed on both sides. 20 mm (3/4 in) strap, 50 pieces.”
Each case opens the studio with that order already written. You just upload your art.
§ 02Techniques
Pick a technique or let the agent suggest one. The file changes with it: background, mirror, bleed, colors and output format.
Ink that becomes part of the polyester.
Delivers300 DPI PNG with color profile, mirrored by default
White or light polyester · Sublimation mugs and tumblers · Aluminum · Sublimation MDF · Mousepads
Transfer film for any fabric and color.
DeliversTransparent PNG and a sheet ready for your RIP
Cotton · Polyester · Blends · Dark or light fabrics · Nylon (with special powder)
Direct printing on cotton.
DeliversTransparent PNG at your platen size
100% cotton · High-cotton blends
Solid colors cut on a vinyl cutter.
DeliversOne SVG per color with its cut lines
Cotton · Polyester · Blends · Nylon (special vinyl)
§ 03Beyond the jersey
The agent prepares the file for any sublimation product at the exact size of its template. Move the slider to watch the file become the product.
Events and companies
I need 200 lanyards for the conference, with the logo and the year. Will they read right on both sides?9:41 AM
Yes. The strap is 35.4 × 0.8 in (900 × 20 mm) and I rotated the half that wraps the back of the neck by 180°, so the text reads the same on both sides. I left 20 mm free at each end for the clip.
conference-lanyard.png2 prints per lanyard, one per side
Special occasions
Can you make a mug for my mom? Make it say “World's Best Mom Ever” 💐9:42 AM
Sure. The wrap is 8.3 × 3.5 in (210 × 90 mm): the message goes on the front and nothing important within 15 mm of the handle, where the edges meet.
mom-mug-11oz.pngWrap with color profile and automatic mirror
Fan clubs and sports bars
A big flag for the fan club, with the team crest. Can you make it about 5 feet wide?9:43 AM
Yes: 59.1 × 35.4 in (1,500 × 900 mm) at 100 DPI, enough to look sharp from a distance without a giant file. I left 30 mm on the pole side for the pole pocket.
fan-club-flag.pngFull-size file, with automatic mirror
Schools and class years
30 pennants for the class of 2026, like the school's usual ones 🎓9:44 AM
Five-sided pennant, 9.8 × 11 in (250 × 280 mm), with a 2.2 in point. The text stays inside the seam line, 10 mm from the cut edge.
pennant-class26.pngPiece with its cut outline and automatic mirror
§ 04Templates
Every template comes with its cut size, bleed and safe zone. If your product isn't listed, the agent builds the piece at whatever size you tell it.
§ 05Who it's for
Full uniforms, mugs, tumblers, pillows and pennants, each at the exact size of its product.
Sharp logos, transparent backgrounds without halos and gang sheets that use every inch of film.
Pattern grading by size, player rosters and size batches ready for production.
From a one-off piece with a photo to a corporate order of 50 lanyards.
§ 06FAQ
Yes. It traces the logo to vector or upscales it without changing the design. If the image isn't enough for the size they want, the agent tells you before you print and suggests how to fix it.
With parametric patterns from XS to 3XL for jerseys (crew or V-neck, set-in or raglan sleeves, unisex or women's) and shorts, with US and Latin American size charts. Logos and sponsors keep their size in every size.
Yes. Upload the list with name, number and size (Excel or CSV) and every player comes out in their size, with their last name on an arc and their number. Long last names are squeezed without distortion, and the export builds a batch with one file per player and size.
PNG at physical size, 300 DPI, with a color profile; PDF with crop marks; one SVG per color for heat transfer vinyl; the DTF gang sheet at your roll's width and, for teams, one file per player and size. Sublimation files are mirrored by default. All of it ready for your RIP or your cutting software.
Sublimation, DTF, DTG and heat transfer vinyl. Each one changes the file: background to the bleed edge or transparent, no semi-transparency where it would show up as halos, up to 4 solid colors and strokes of 1.5 mm or more for vinyl. Mirroring is automatic for sublimation and off for the other techniques.
Yes. Automatic mirroring is only the default: change it when you export (auto, on or off), piece by piece in the inspector, or once for the whole shop in the studio settings if your RIP or driver already mirrors sublimation. That way the file never gets mirrored twice.
It depends on the shapes. The agent arranges the designs across your roll's width and rotates them where they fit best: the example sheet, 22.8 in wide, goes from 36.9 in to 27.7 in long, 25% less film.
You design on a rectangle and the studio curves it on export using the tumbler's dimensions, so the text ends up straight once it's applied. The 3D mockup shows you how it looks before you print.
There are 32 apparel and sublimation templates: sports jerseys, polos, sweatshirts, shorts, print areas, caps, aprons, mugs, tumblers, bottles, lanyards, keychains, mousepads, pillows, puzzles, pennants, flags, DTF gang sheets and sublimation rolls. And custom-size pieces for everything else.
Upload it exactly as it arrived. The file comes out ready for the heat press.
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